Mass Effect-Style Game Exodus Picked a Hell of a Time to Reveal Its Redesigned Male Protagonist
The developers of Mass Effect-style game Exodus picked a hell of a time to reveal their redesigned male protagonist.
Archetype has unveiled the redesigned male protagonist, Jun Aslan, for its upcoming Mass Effect-style game, Exodus. Previously, fans criticized Jun's "long face," "beady eyes," and "botox cheeks." One Reddit user described him as "uncannily plastic surgery filled" and compared him to "the Chad version of Timothee Chalamet (derogatory)."
However, the new design has been met with positive feedback, with players praising the improved facial structure, likening Jun to a "dashing space hero" and a "younger version of Leon Kennedy's brother." The timing of the reveal is particularly fitting, as Exodus is seen as a spiritual successor to the now-defunct Mass Effect series, and the cancellation of Mass Effect 5 has led many to believe that space RPGs are still on the menu.
The game, scheduled for release on April 7, 2027, will allow players to choose Jun's gender, with further customization options like hairstyles, hair color, facial hair, and tattoos. Former Mass Effect developers, including lead writer Drew Karpyshyn, are on board, ensuring that the spiritual successor to the beloved series will be in good hands.
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