Bioware celebrated the annual Mass Effect holiday, publishing a message on its blog, in which she hinted at the name Mass Effect 5 and suggested that fans will receive answers to their live -free questions about what happened after the end of Mass Effect 3.

"We asked ourselves many of the same questions that you have asked us for many years!" wrote the boss Mass Effect Mike Gamble. "What happened to everyone you know and love in games? Who really died? Who had children with whom? How the plow’s cub sounds?

But how are all the galaxies? The endings! What the hell is happening with our asari-scientists who turned into a twilight broker? But what about. doesn’t matter. In general, you understand. And, of course, there are answers to these questions, but you will have to wait to hear them. And everything that we say will not be so easy to find as you are used to expect #N7DAY from our teasers #n7day".

Further, the message provides a list of various products from the Mass Effect series, which can be purchased with a hidden binary code in words. Having filtered it, you will receive 0100010101111111111111101101010111111111111111101110, on which it is written "Epsilon". Maybe this is the name of the next game Mass Effect?

Fans have already found the page of the game on the site EA. On which a short video type is placed, and the description mentions the distress signal from Andromeda.

There is another trifle. In BioWare: Stories and Secrets from 25 Years of Game Development, several working names for the Mass Effect series were described. One option was just The Epsilon Effect. In addition, Epsilon is the fifth Greek figure, which is quite logical for ME5. If Mass Effect: Epsilon will really become the name of the next game, then this will be a very peculiar return to the origins

Mass Effect 5 is still in the process of pre-production, and the bulk of BioWare is busy completing work on the long-awaited Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. It is expected that the action of the next chapter of the space opera will unfold hundreds of years after the events of the original trilogy and will return attention to the Milky Way.