Entity: MASS-EFFECT
Mass Effect is a military science fiction media franchise known for its intricate storytelling and player choices that impact the game's outcome.
MASS-EFFECT
Etymology
The term 'Mass Effect' has a double meaning, serving as both an important plot device within the franchise's story and a reference to the impact of player choices on the game.
Definition
Mass Effect is a renowned military science fiction media franchise created by Casey Hudson, set in a distant future where humanity and various alien civilizations have colonized the galaxy using advanced technology.
Historical Context
The franchise first debuted in 2007 with the release of the video game 'Mass Effect,' developed by BioWare. It has since expanded to include sequels, novels, comics, and an animated film.
Cultural Significance
Mass Effect is celebrated for its complex narrative, character development, and the emphasis on player decisions that shape the storyline and outcomes. It has garnered a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim for its immersive world-building.
Related Concepts
The concept of 'mass effect' also has a medical definition, referring to the anatomical and physiological effects caused by the displacement of ectopic masses in the body.
See Also
A widely acclaimed science fiction media franchise that explores a distant future where humanity and alien civilizations navigate the galaxy using advanced technology.