Electronic Arts has expanded the role of DICE’s Rebecka Coutaz, putting her in charge of both that studio and UK-based Criterion.
Both studios will continue to operate independently under Rebecka’s leadership as Vice President and General Manager of Battlefield Studios Europe – DICE and Criterion, working together on future Battlefield titles with additional collaboration from North American studios Motive and Ripple Effect.
Coutaz originally joined DICE as Vice President and General Manager in November 2021, shortly after the release of Battlefield 2042. She has more than 25 years of experience in the games industry, including more than a decade at Ubisoft and another decade at Atari. .
He also received the Chevalier des Arts et des Lettre (Order of Arts and Letters) from the French Minister of Culture in 2022 for his contribution to the arts through his work in video games.
In his new role, he will focus on growing both DICE and Criterion, as well as helping define the future of the Battlefield franchise.
“Since joining DICE in 2021, I have had the pleasure of working with a diverse and hugely talented team,” he said. “I am incredibly honored to take on this expanded leadership role, driving the future of two iconic studios, each with their own rich history.
“DICE and Criterion are pioneers in the European games industry. I look forward to empowering the teams to push boundaries and innovate to improve the player experience. Together, we will harness the creativity each studio offers to develop and grow the Battlefield franchise to globally, with our other studios at Motive and Ripple Effect, for future generations This is an incredibly exciting time as we shape the future of Battlefield, and I look forward to welcoming passionate people who are ready to be a part of it. journey”.
