As Mass Effect Expires, Exodus Reveals 40 Minutes of Gameplay with the Protagonist’s New Face
Exodus has released more than 40 minutes of gameplay, showing a full early mission in a science-fiction RPG that draws clear comparisons with Mass Effect. The footage highlights dialogue, exploration and combat, and offers a look at how player choices can alter events.
The mission branches into Paladin and Immortal approaches, presenting different styles of decision-making. It also features a redesigned face for protagonist Jun, changed after fan feedback; Exodus is due for release on 7 April next year.
In short
- Exodus has released over 40 minutes of gameplay.
- The demo shows two distinct paths through an early mission.
- Protagonist Jun’s face was redesigned after fan feedback.
Explained simply
Mass Effect is a science-fiction role-playing game series known for combining exploration, combat and conversations with choices that can affect the story. Exodus is a separate game in the same broad genre, with a space-faring setting and a focus on decisions made by the player.
In Exodus, players follow Jun, a traveller whose actions shape events around them. The game’s branching paths and different approaches to missions are central to how its story unfolds.
The comparison matters because Mass Effect helped set expectations for story-led science-fiction games, so players may use it as a point of reference for Exodus. The two games are separate, and Exodus has its own characters and world.
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