Games often make it painfully obvious whether you’re being an angel or a demon, Sure, it can be satisfying to deliver a punch in the face to a nagging journalist, or to charm your latest love interest into bed by essentially agreeing with them all the time, but it can be less satisfactory if the response is something you may as well have imagined instead of a reaction that feels like it came from a character with their own personality (bringing along some unpredictability). Promises like these have been made in the past without fully delivering. We’ve been looking for other ways to engage more of those shades of gray less about it being obviously right or wrong and more about giving people a sense of choice”. Looking to the future, Walter says the development team is “moving away from that. Previous entries of the franchise had the morality system at their core, it was a “part of who Shepard was,” says Walters.

BioWare looks to be following the same path with their next sci-fi role-playing adventure and that’s good news for every player that cares about how they can shape the story by their own choices. Games like The Walking Deadby Telltale Games, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt by CD Projekt Red, and BioWare’s latest game Dragon Age: Inquisitionhave all been showered in praise because of their in-depth storytelling and meaningful choices. The gaming industry has seen an influx of branching narratives and consequential gameplay in recent years.

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