Upcoming sci-fi RPG from Mass Effect veteran unveils its second companion - a sarcastic weapons expert with a "deep sense of loss"
Feb. 15, 2024Elise will be “the muscle you want by your side”
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The upcoming sci-fi RPG from a former Mass Effect developer has unveiled its second companion, and she’s a sarcastic weapons expert with a “deep-seated sense of loss.”
Elise may seem tough on the outside - she’s literally described as “the muscle you want by your side for any encounter across the Cluster” - but she also has a soft side. When she’s not cracking jokes with her sarcastic sense of humor, the companion is often trying to hide a sense of loss due to the fact she partially remembers Earth and wants to find meaning in the memories she has left of it.
This is the second of five companions to be revealed for the upcoming RPG. Elise is also joined byTom Vargas, a charming rogue with a troubled past, and three other mysterious silhouettes currently listed on the website.
In other Exodus news, Archetype announced earlier this week that it waspartnering with Certain Affinity to work on the AAA project. It’s thought that the Call of Duty and Halo support studio’s experience will help bring the RPG’s spacefaring gunplay to life.
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