Mass Effect will maintain the mature tone of the original trilogy.' That's Mass Effect 5's game director Michael Gamble responding to concerned fans.

Michael Gamble, executive producer at BioWare, has assuaged some fan's fears on the next Mass Effect, saying it'll retain the tone and art style of the series.

The update on the art style of the next Mass Effect title comes from project director and executive producer Michael Gamble. In his comments made on X (formerly Twitter) Tuesday, Gamble said the approach to making the next Mass Effect was different from Dragon Age.

Michael Gamble has responded to worries that Mass Effect will adopt a similar tone to Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

BioWare's Mike Gamble confirms that the next Mass Effect game in development will continue with its mature tone.

Fans have been waiting for Mass Effect 5 for several years now. Today, we're finding out that the series will still retain a mature tone.

BioWare first revealed it was working on a new Mass Effect game in November 2020 with the release of a teaser trailer. Later that year, it said a number of Mass Effect trilogy veterans had returned to work on the next entry in the series.

The news comes nearly four years after BioWare released a teaser trailer for what it simply dubbed “the next Mass Effect,” delivering some CG footage that suggested the return of a few fan-favorite characters,

Mass Effect Is Mass Effect . Taking to Twitter, Gamble told fans that Dragon Age: The Veilguard and Mass Effect are two very different projects. One is based on medieval fantasy,

Both [games] are from the studio, but Mass Effect is Mass Effect,” Gamble said. “How you bring a Sci Fi [sic] RPG to life is different than other genres or IPs...and has to