Mass Effect spiritual successor Exodus "is in a good place," former studio head says amid departure speculation Upcoming sci-fi adventure Exodus "is in a good place," Archetype Entertainment's former studio head James Ohlen reassures us in response to speculation around his decision to step down. The move was revealed in December, shortly after the debut of its latest trailer, with...

Upcoming sci-fi adventure Exodus "is in a good place," Archetype Entertainment's former studio head James Ohlen reassures us in response to speculation around his decision to step down. The move was revealed in December, shortly after the debut of its latest trailer, with parent company Hasbro stating that Ohlen "felt his work on the game was complete and that the polishing and tuning were in great hands with the team." Now, he has expanded on that decision in an attempt to quash any rumors that there might have been more going on behind the scenes, stating that he was eager to avoid burnout.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Mass Effect spiritual successor Exodus "is in a good place," former studio head says amid departure speculation

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