After 45 minutes hands-on time, Mass Effect spiritual successor Exodus took me by surprise - in the best possible way
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After 45 minutes hands-on time, Mass Effect spiritual successor Exodus took me by surprise - in the best possible way
My relationship with Mass Effect begins and ends with the first game (let's just blame the M35 Mako and leave it at that), and so Exodus - which is making no bones about being something of a Mass Effect spiritual successor, borne of some of the same creative team - isn't a game that's been anywhere close to my radar. But the Gamescom gods contrived to put Exodus on my appointment schedule, and while the 45 minutes or so I played wasn't what I wa…
Exodus on PS5 Could Be the Mass Effect Replacement I've Been Waiting For
Space is filled with sentient frogs and bears, apparently.Up until I went hands-on with Exodus at Gamescom, I thought it looked fine.Another sci-fi RPG trying to capture the magic of the Mass Effect series, citing the experience of former BioWare, Naughty Dog, and EA developers — and somehow, Matthew McConaughey is also involved.Read the full article on pushsquare.com
NewsGaming.net A mannequin in hand, Exodus looks more like Mass Effect than ever before, and we already like it for that Archetype Entertainment may have had enough of it to see its Exodus be systematically compared [...] The article Manette en main, Exodus looks more like Mass Effect than ever, and we already like it for that is available on NewsGaming.net
While the Mass Effect saga is currently plunged into a frightful blur, Wizards of the Coast intends to get into the breach with Exodus. I was able to play gamescom there, and the fans of Commander Shepard would do well to watch him. After a flamboyant trilogy (something, with an end that caused debate), the
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