Mass Effect franchise technical director Romain Toutain has revealed that the cancelled Universe would have let “all the choices” from the original trilogy be taken into account.
The last week has been incredibly rough for Mass Effect fans. Not only did series developer BioWare get suddenly shut down after already going through the wringer with EA, but the next big game in the series got cancelled along with it. That was bad enough when we didn’t know much about the next Mass Effect, but it's got even worse as more details have been shared.
Shortly after BioWare’s closure was announced, a trailer for Mass Effect: Universe was shared with the world, giving us a first real look at what could have been. We’ve heard plenty about Universe since then from those who worked on the game, but a recent stream from one of the series' leads has revealed some very interesting details about how it would have tied to the OG trilogy.
As reported by Kotaku, Mass Effect franchise technical director Romain Toutain recently went live on Twitch and shared his thoughts and insights on the trailer for Universe. Bluesky user loustica-lucia.bsky.social translated his comments, which confirmed many of the...
