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EGW-NewsDespite BioWare Closure - Mass Effect TV Show Is Still in Development for Amazon Prime Video
Despite BioWare Closure - Mass Effect TV Show Is Still in Development for Amazon Prime Video
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Despite BioWare Closure - Mass Effect TV Show Is Still in Development for Amazon Prime Video

Recent news involving Electronic Arts has truly shaken the gaming community: the studio has announced its decision to shut down BioWare —the company responsible for game series such as Dragon Age and Mass Effect. They were also developing the fifth installment of the space RPG, but work on it has been completely canceled.

Although BioWare’s most recent titles have not been received as warmly, this was still a sad turn of events for lots of gamers, given the studio’s contributions to the gaming industry. Meanwhile, some people have wondered what will happen to the Mass Effect adaptation—a series currently in development for Amazon Prime Video. According to initial reports from The Verge, EA representatives knew nothing about its future, but IGN brought some additional clarity to the situation. According to their sources, Amazon will continue working on the Mass Effect series, which has been in development since 2024, although no further details were disclosed.

The Mass Effect TV series is STILL in development at Amazon MGM Studios!

Despite BioWare's closure and the cancellation of the next Mass Effect game, sources within Prime Video have confirmed to IGN that the live-action adaptation remains in development.

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Doug Jung is known to be serving as showrunner for the Mass Effect series, having previously worked on Mindhunter and Star Trek Beyond, while Daniel Casey (Fast & Furious 9) is handling the screenplay. The project was developed in collaboration with EA and BioWare, including Mass Effect boss Mike Gamble, but the current status remains unknown. The series has also faced criticism due to rumors that t he script is being written with a non-gaming audience in mind, but Daniel Casey has previously denied these claims.

As for other official news from Electronic Arts, the studio has confirmed they are working on Star Wars Battlefront 3, which is being developed by DICE and Respawn Entertainment. Additionally, the company will continue to develop the Battlefield series, and according to insiders, the next installment is in the early stages of development and may be released in several years.

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