Years of waiting for Mass Effect fans is finally paying off as its fourth installment is guaranteed a slot in this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), which means Mass Effect 4 is closer to reality as Bioware executives tease it will be something 'stunning' out there in the game world.
Expected to be released by October 2016, the shooter video game has already drawn massive accolade. Game developer Bioware has taken social media to give hints of something exciting coming up for Mass Effect 4 at E3 2015.
Mass Effect's senior development director Chris Wynn hinted on Twitter of the game's entry at E3, which most likely will be pushed. Wynn said in response to a follower asking any news about the game on the expo: "Wait and see!"
While its senior producer Jonathan Warner seems to be pleased with a news to tell. His tweet said: "An amazing day at Bioware! Our new world is taking shape right before my eyes and it is stunning." His post are affixed with hashtags #MindBlown and #Secret.
Most recently, Warner also tweeted teasing that he might be possibly writing a story analysis for the game and he is happy about it. The post read: "Today I had story time with @JayWatamaniuk and @davidgaider and I was so freaking happy with the results! Gentlemen, you rock. #Secret." While it remains elusive for now as to the game's official title, Bioware has gladly announced that it is already finalized.
According to a job listing, Bioware is needing more manpower for the game's next installment, which console games experts believe that something big is coming up by next year in its official release. Positions Bioware looks up for include an online producer and animators.
Wynn tweeted about their need to hire an online producer "to help develop the online component of the game. News reports Mass Effect 4's plot will depart from the lore of Commander Shepard as seen in the trilogy.
Recently, an online multiplayer component has been added to its impressive single player experience. Wynn, meanwhile, assured growling fans that the new addition will not affect the single player experience. Multiplayers will be allowed to mingle with different creatures as there will be other humanoid and alien races of exciting personalities to converse with.
Aaryn Flynn, Bioware's general manager, furthered on NeoGAF forum that Mass Effect 4 will not take advantage of the studio's game like the open world role playing title "Dragon Age Inquisition."
He stated: "The next Mass Effect will be (and should be) drawing on its own rich and successful past more than what DAI would say it should do. Take the Mako, something we've already shown in prototype form. We had that in ME1, and bringing it back is more related to a feeling that we can do it much better than we did before and fulfill the original promise of that gameplay."
E3 being the most prestigious games event worldwide will showcase different video games developed from around the globe that will surely come out sooner than the event.
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