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Exodus, the former main innovative work of "Mass Effect", was inspired by "Star Wars"

2025-02-07 01:58:18|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

The new science fiction RPG "Exodus", led by the former BioWare creator, is expected to be released in the near future.The game was originally announced at the 2023 Game Awards TGA, and actor Matthew McConaughey also revealed that it was his first video game project.

前《质量效应》主创新作《Exodus》深受《星战》启发

The game was developed by Wizards-owned Archetype Studio.Archetype was founded by James Ohlen and Chad Robertson, both of whom have worked at BioWare and have worked on games such as Star Wars: The Old Republic and Mass Effect: Andromeda.

According to the introduction of the game's official website, the summary is as follows:

"After escaping from the endangered earth, humans have found a new home in a hostile galaxy. Here we are the weak, fighting for survival. You will play the "traveler", the last hope of humanity."

No matter when the game is released, it is not difficult for fans to see the inspiration for the "traveler".

Star Wars is the source of all inspiration

During a YouTube Q&A session, Ohlen and Robertson explored the game’s backstory more deeply, including who “travelers” are and where they were inspired.

"You will be part of an organization that is responsible for going out and finding relics that can bring back and help your world, change your world. That will be the core of that IP." And that core seems to be affected byStar Wars, especially the Jedi inspired.

Robertson added: "You can get some inspiration from the Jedi, but there is no organization in the game as the Jedi Council as the highest structure. They are more maverick, more independent, but still working to save the common goal of mankind."

It's no surprise that the game seems to draw on one of the most well-known IPs and groups in the sci-fi field, after all, Star Wars is a landmark IP.

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