Amid all the bad news surrounding the closure of BioWare and the end of Mass Effect, there might be a silver lining. As far as we know, work on the Mass Effect TV show at Amazon continues, and a newly discovered detail confirms that, for now at least, the studio plans to have the show run for at least two seasons.
That’s according to a writer profile discovered by Twitter account We Are Mass Effect. Turns out Greg Rucka, a writer best known for their work on The Old Guard and multiple DC projects, is attached to the Mass Effect adaptation. Not just attached, but they are signed on for its first two seasons.
That’s according to Rucka’s Writer’s Guild page. Under the TV employment history section, Rucka is listed as a co-executive producer on the show, with the season count listed as two. This is the first time we have had anything close to confirmation that Amazon already has plans for multiple seasons of the adaptation, and it comes days after the games on which the show will be based were killed by EA.
Turns out Rucka might be the kind of person Mass Effect fans want on a project like this, as even though he has never worked on the series before, he’s a very big fan. In 2010, the writer penned an in-depth review of Mass Effect 2 , praising the sequel. A few years later, they joked that they would kill to work on a Mass Effect project (via Kotaku ).
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