The original team of the trilogy is already in charge of a new chapter in the saga. The remastered trilogy arrives in 2021.
It was an open secret and finally, in this N7 that arrives every November 7 it has been confirmed: there will be a remaster of the Mass Effect trilogy. The saga starring Commander Shepard will return in the spring of 2021 with all kinds of improvements and all the content that was published at the time. The announcement, made by Casey Hudson through the company’s blog, also comes with other important news: a veteran team of the series is already working on a new chapter. It will be the fifth installment in the series after the three numbered titles and Andromeda, the last of the iterations published so far.
“It’s hard to keep a big secret but now it’s official: today we announced Mass Effect Legendary Edition! We’ve listened to you for years for a Mass Effect remaster, so we’re super happy to finally reveal what we’ve been working on,” said Hudson. , one of the most relevant figures in the saga, in a statement.
All planned improvements
According to what he explains, the Bioware team has been working on improving textures, shaders, models, effects and technical elements of the three Mass Effect games. Although accurate: “our goal was not to remake or reimagine the originals, but to modernize the experience for fans and new players in the best possible way.” Among the improvements that we will see, a better resolution, an improved framerate and visual improvements.
The contents that we will have are:
- The three Mass Effect campaigns
- all DLC of the three installments
- Weapon, gear and pack bonuses
- Everything optimized to 4K Ultra HD
The pack will arrive in spring 2021 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC, and will have compatibility and improvements for Xbox Series X and Playstation 5. We will have more information early next year. Finally, the “veteran team” of Bioware is already working on the new installment. “We are in the initial phases of the project and we cannot say much more, but wait for us to share our vision of what is to come in the future.”
Source | Bioware
