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The next Mass Effect would have had 'a level of autonomy and choice that no other game has been able to match', according to BioWare veteran
A developer working on Mass Effect 4 has spoken up about BioWare's plans for the now-canceled RPG. Tony de Waal was cinematic supervisor at the now shuttered studio.
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Tony de Waal, who served as cinematic supervisor at BioWare and has been with the studio for over 29 years, discussed the cancelled Mass Effect 4 on LinkedIn. After briefly leaving following Mass Effect 2’s launch, he returned in 2021 to work on Dragon Age: The Veilguard and later joined the early development of the next Mass Effect. De Waal said roughly “50‑ish” staff were assigned to the project before the studio’s closure, and he believed the game would have delivered a level of autonomy and choice unmatched by any other title.
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