"Mass Effect: Andromeda," Bioware's upcoming game, doesn't really have that much information to divulge. Luckily, people who are involved in the game's development have social media accounts that could update fans with important information.
Aaryn Flynn, "Mass Effect" Manager, said that it has been years since they decided to create another "Mass Effect" game. The whole team at BioWare is excited that they are now able to talk about "Mass Effect: Andromeda."
Just in case you might have missed some updates, here's what we know so far.
Characters
Mac Walters, creative director of "Mass Effect: Andromeda" said that this will showcase a whole new set of characters and adventure.
Chris Wynn, "Mass Effect" Senior Development Director was asked on Twitter, Thursday, if he can share the main character's last name. He refused, but confirmed that indeed, the main lead has a surname.
@_Anderzzz um no, but a last name does exist.
— Chris Wynn (@The1Wynn) August 8, 2015
Wynn also talked about working with aliens, which took more work than he thought they would, Gaming Bolt reported.
Niamh's take on the new Mass Effect: Andromeda armour is awesome https://t.co/KcCaZdeJTY pic.twitter.com/Ib5vutKWqI — Aaryn Flynn (@AarynFlynn) August 1, 2015
The New Armour
Flyn took to Twitter and shared a piece of snap flaunting this beautiful red, white and black armour.
Story
Not much of the story detail was revealed, but it has been established that the settings would take place long after the events of the original "Mass Effect" trilogy, according to IGN. There will be new worlds to explore and more intense action.
Andromeda is the new galaxy that players will be exploring. Players will be also piloting the new and improved Mako.
Release Date
It was believed before that "Mass Effect: Andromeda" will be released in 2020. However, Cross Map recently found out that it will be released in the late 2016.
"Mass Effect: Andromenda" will be released on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
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