'Mass Effect 4' will feature full roster of highly-detailed characters together with high-end visuals

By Staff Writer

Apr 15 2015, 10:06 AM EDT

To no one's surprise the latest installment of the "Mass Effect" franchise will yet again feature a full collection of highly-detailed characters.

The latest news regarding the characters comes via the Twitter account of Chris Wynn, a senior development director for the game.

Busy showing and telling the latest Mass Effect progress to the team. The amount of detail on the characters is insane.
— Chris Wynn (@The1Wynn) April 10, 2015

His tweet serves to pile on the other pseudo marketing releases from the company regarding their latest project, according to Gameranx.

For weeks now, people involved with the "Mass Effect 4" project have continually touted just how excited they are to be working with all the current-gen consoles at their disposal. The new hardware available to BioWare will apparently help make the latest installment even more visually impressive, which is remarkable considering just how visually appealing the previous "Mass Effect" games already were.

The claim from Wynn also gains more credibility considering just how detailed the characters were in "Dragon Age: Inquisition," which was also a BioWare effort, according to Segment Next. While players can easily imagine the details of the "Dragon Age: Inquisition" characters simply translating to the "Mass Effect" aesthetic, there's still no definite direction for the design possibilities because of the significantly different environments.

The people behind "Mass Effect 4" have been constantly talking about the latest news regarding the game throughout all forms of social media, and if that is the approach they have chosen for marketing the game, it appears as though their efforts have been successful given the amount of attention they have managed to draw.

A new character will also be taking the place of Commander Shepard as the protagonist of the game, giving BioWare yet another way to significantly change the game, according to Gamereactor. No solid release date has been given for the game, but anticpation has certainly built up for any new announcements the company may plan on releasing for the game.

A preview for "Mass Effect 4" could also reportedly debut at E3 2015.