"Mass Effect 4: Andromeda" is finally arriving this year. Avid gamers pursuing the next installment for the third person shooter game just have to wait a few more months until the fourth game will be released in Nov. 7, 2016.
The new game is set to make players hunt for their own adventure. Though a little different, this game liberates players to learn their own moves in the game.
"The promise of the next Mass Effect is to give players the ability to explore and seek out new wonders for themselves," Bioware Producer Mike Gamble said. "To give them the freedom to chart their own course, but to do that in the context of a great BioWare story."
Bioware has now provided new updates regarding what's coming for "Mass Effect 4: Andromeda." According to Crossmap, the new game that will be released in the latter part of the year will include a now fully customizable main character. Apart from this, players who want to tag along a multiplayer mode can make this possible in "Andromeda," this game includes "Horde Mode" that makes the set-up possible.
Aside from this, the makers of the game also ensured that the issues of the previous versions of the game are being addressed now. "We have a lot of tribal knowledge of what makes Mass Effect work," Lead Designer Ian Frazier said from Bioware's official blog account.
"But we also do a lot of experimentation. We try stuff, and then we do internal focus tests with fans. We'll see their reactions, and when we see things that across the board people are getting excited about, then we know we have something good," he added.
Stay tuned for more "Mass Effect 4: Andromeda" release date updates here!
