Bioware: Will new Mass Effect be more like Guardians of the Galaxy?
Many Guardians of the Galaxy players had compared the character dynamics and compelling storyline to Bioware and Mass Effect. The people at Bioware probably heard that too – and now promptly grabbed the mastermind behind the GotG narrative.
Studio Bioware has hired Mary DeMarle, the author of the games Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and the surprise hit Guardians of the Galaxy. The latter was even able to secure the Game Award for “Best Narrative”. This information comes from DeMarle’s LinkedIn profile, where she writes: “I’m excited to announce that I’m starting a new position as Senior Narrative Director at EA/Bioware!” It is not yet known which game she will work on first. However, her sci-fi experience gives hope for participation in the upcoming Mass Effect.
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15 years at Eidos – now to Bioware
DeMarle’s move to Bioware comes as a surprise, but not too surprising at the same time: she had worked at Eidos for 15 years, which would indicate that she enjoyed being there. On the other hand, it’s no wonder when someone in the gaming industry breaks new ground after 15 years.
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The chaotic troupe of the Guardians of the Galaxy has already reminded many players of Mass Effect with their dynamics, dialogue and adventures – a stroke of genius to get the writing talent behind it.
Source: Square Enix
Hope for great stories thanks to new author at Bioware
Anyone who has played Guardians of the Galaxy knows that hiring DeMarle is a huge win for the team. Because while the gameplay of the sci-fi adventure in the Marvel universe can be mixed, the writing is beyond such doubts: Editor Matthias thinks that the story of the Guardians remains entertaining, exciting and touching to the end. The versions of Starlord, Gamora, Rocket, Groot, Mantis and Drax are even more likeable than their MCU equivalents that we know from the big screen – at least that’s what the author of these lines thinks.
Accordingly, it is of course also a loss for Eidos: Without the leading author of Guardians of the Galaxy, is there any hope for a sequel? And would that reach the quality of the first part? What do you all mean? Did you like the game Guardians of the Galaxy too? Write us in the comments!
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