It was the Mass Effect series' N7 Day earlier this week and as part of this, legendary developer BioWare has shared another teaser.
In a brief blog update wishing the community a "Happy N7 Day", franchise director and executive producer Mike Gamble mentioned how the team was approaching the "future of this universe" and was excited about the "opportunity to do something big—something amazing" for fans.
As part of this, the developer has released a new teaser, which you can check out in the video above. Mike also realises fans have a lot of questions about the popular sci-fi
"We’ve asked ourselves many of the same questions you’ve asked us over the years! What happened to everyone you know and love in the games? Who really died? Who had kids with whom? What does a baby volus sound like? What about all the galaxies? The endings! What the heck is going on with our asari scientist-turned-Shadowbroker? What about S— nevermind...you get the idea. And of course, to those questions, there are answers, but you’ll have to wait to hear them. And anything we do say won’t be easy to find, just like you’ve come to expect from our #N7Day teases."
EA also shared the following text on its Mass Effect webpage:
"/////ACCESS CODE: EPSILON
/////ACCESS CODE ACCEPTED
/////SECONDARY ENCRYPTION DETECTED
/////VJBSVU-XXXX-XXXXXXXX
/////ANDROMEDA DISTRESS SIGNAL DETECTED
/////YEAR SENT: [REDACTED]
/////AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: ALTHOUGH THEY SHOULD KNOW BY NOW NOT TO UNDERESTIMATE HUMAN [REDACTED]"
The future of the new game remains a mystery for now, but there are suggestions it will likely take place after the fourth game, with Liara and her crew potentially answering a distress signal. Again, this is all just speculation for now.
To celebrate N7 last year, BioWare shared some new artwork, and previously it's released a separate cinematic.
As part of the N7 Day celebrations, some Mass Effect games are currently on sale including the Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
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Looks like Andromeda is definitely involved in some way then, I'm honestly really glad BioWare are including Andromeda in the new Mass Effect. Andromeda was massively massively underrated and was a great game, I'm still annoyed we never got story DLC for it.
I agree.
Mass Effect Andromeda was brilliant, and totally under-rated. I enjoyed the fact that they tried something new.
The game needed to have the planned DLC, to answer so many questions. For instance, we never did find out what happened to the Quarians. Hopefully the next game will bring some answers, and not just try to ignore Andromeda altogether.
Just couldn't get into Andromeda didn't like the open world style strayed to for from the original trilogys feel for me
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