Mass Effect 5: BioWare Finally Playing to Its Strengths?

[Gavin4567]

Alright, folks, we've all been holding our breath for news on Mass Effect 5, especially after the mess that was Andromeda. Well, there’s finally a glimmer of hope! BioWare's creative director just dropped some hints, and it sounds like they’ve learned from their past blunders (cough Anthem cough).

They’re doubling down on what they do best—storytelling and roleplaying—rather than stretching themselves thin with things they aren't experts in. Honestly, this is the most reassuring thing I’ve heard about the game in a while.

Sure, we’re still waiting on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but if BioWare sticks to their guns, Mass Effect 5 might just live up to our expectations.

Mass Effect 5 update leaves us breathing huge sigh of relief

Mass Effect 5 is looking good so far, especially after a nice update from one of the devs

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[Alex1234]

Mass Effect 5 could be Bioware’s redemption arc. After the mixed reception of Andromeda, it’s great to see them potentially focusing on what made the original trilogy so beloved: deep characters, immersive storytelling, and meaningful choices. If they nail the narrative and combine it with modern gameplay mechanics, this could be the comeback fans have been waiting for. I just hope they don’t rush it and really take the time to polish every aspect.

 

[Uma56]

As much as I loved the original trilogy, I’m excited about the possibilities Mass Effect 5 could bring. If Bioware sticks to their roots—complex characters, moral dilemmas, and a rich, evolving universe—they could really hit it out of the park. And with today’s technology, imagine the graphical and gameplay advancements they could integrate. I’m just hoping they listen to the fanbase and learn from past mistakes.

 

[Hannah89]

I’m curious about the direction they’ll take with the plot. Will it be a continuation of the original trilogy or something entirely new.