Next Mass Effect Will Have a Photorealistic Art Style, Project Director Confirms

Next Mass Effect Will Have a Photorealistic Art Style, Project Director Confirms

As a veteran gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I can confidently say that the upcoming Mass Effect is a game I eagerly anticipate. Having grown up with the series since its inception, the photorealistic aesthetic promised by Project Director Michael Gamble resonates deeply with me. I’ve always been captivated by the intricate details and lifelike visuals of the Mass Effect universe, and this confirmation only fuels my excitement.


The eagerly anticipated launch of “Dragon Age: Veilguard” is nearly here, implying that soon after, the next installment of “Mass Effect” will likely take center stage for developer BioWare. While it’s clear that this sci-fi RPG is still a ways off, there’s plenty we don’t know about it yet. However, one thing has been confirmed by the lead on the project: visual-wise, the game will stand apart from the upcoming “Dragon Age” in a significant manner.

In response to a fan’s comparison of “Dragon Age: The Veilguard” art style to Pixar on Twitter, Michael Gamble, Project Director for the next “Mass Effect,” clarified that the upcoming installment in the sci-fi RPG series will have a photorealistic aesthetic, similar to its earlier versions, rather than adopting the stylized look of “The Veilguard.

Mass Effect is photorealistic and will be as long as I’m running it,” Gamble wrote. 

Not much information has been disclosed about the next ‘Mass Effect’ game, except that BioWare is currently working on it using Unreal Engine 5. Fans of the series are eagerly waiting for the annual N7 Day (November 7) when they hope BioWare will share more details, similar to the brief teaser trailer from last year’s event. Keep an eye out for further updates in the near future.

It’s being rumored that the upcoming “Mass Effect” game may not be released until as far away as 2029. You can find out more about this speculation by following this link.

I have some reservations about the Pixar concept, but when I’m operating Mass Effect, it certainly appears highly realistic.

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) October 28, 2024

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2024-10-29 02:11