Mass Effect 4: Andromeda has done all that needs to be done in order for the title to be one to make a memorable mainstay in the minds of the franchise's fans. Now that BioWare has to make crucial decisions, a new announcement may turn things into a whole different matter.
According to Express, Mass Effect 4: Andromeda 's developer BioWare recently declared that they will not be including game features and mechanics that they find to be rather risky as they see it. With many things to consider, the decision may be a crucial one but is noted to be for the better of the title.
Recently reported by Latinos Post, the Mass Effect 4: Andromeda systems will go through a number of changes but not everything will be omitted, let alone touched. BioWare declared that the main traits in which the series has gone dominantly with were retained, to mention, the primary third-person experience that gamers have always loved throughout the saga.
Moreover, Chris Wynn, Senior Development Director for Mass Effect, responded rigidly on the possibility of having a first-person shooter in the Mass Effect franchise that it would be rather risky and expensive. Though not a bad idea, the essence of Mass Effect would perhaps be put on a different note if the said change would take place.
In terms of story, as delivered by Gaming Bolt, Wynn has kept quiet about the game setting's entirety-cast, gameplay, classes, plot and even the possible return of Commander Shepard. The silence of Wynn regarding the matter drives fans somewhat crazy, wondering what would be the closest thing to sure at the moment.
Mass Effect 4: Andromeda is set to launch within 2016, and with so many factors to be considered before the said release date, fans have remained curious and still wonder as to how the game, will be once it's completed. Stay tuned for further updates and news for the upcoming BioWare title.
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