
Over 200,000 fans have signed an online petition to save Mass Effect.
This movement began late last week, after BioWare's closure had been confirmed. The developer had been working on the next Mass Effect — seemingly codenamed Mass Effect Universe — but unsurprisingly, the project is now cancelled.
"The decline in dedicated resources and ambiguous development plans from Electronic Arts (EA) threaten to leave this beloved series at a standstill, jeopardizing its incredible legacy," reads the aforementioned petition, which is live on change.org.
So what's the petition actually asking? Well, it attempts to appeal to EA directly, providing the publisher with a choice: either allocate new resources to Mass Effect's continuation (presumably without BioWare), or license the property out to another studio.
The post continues: "Both solutions offer a way forward. By ensuring the ongoing expansion and enhancement of the Mass Effect universe, EA would not only preserve a cherished piece of gaming history but also continue to contribute to the cultural and emotional impact it has on gamers worldwide."






