Aside from a collector's edition coming this fall, ti is revealed that BioWare's "Mass Effect: Andromeda" is set to profoundly involve science and technology.

BioWare's Mac Walters made a word on what fans could expect from the upcoming title. On June 28, he wrote "Great question. We have, informally, done so in the past. We take the science and technology of #MEA very seriously."

As per Christian Times, Walters have revealed that the studio had casually worked with scientists and astronomers in order to make "Mass Effect" as "scientifically accurate" as it could be. According to the publication, the forthcoming title could have undergone the same procedure as well.

Fans can assume that "Mass Effect: Andromeda" is in the works and is being well-developed, as game producer Michael Gamble revealed details on the current status of the title's development/

On June 29, Gamble wrote on Twitter "Another level review today, another homerun by the team. A great mission that was unique in design, narrative, and art direction."

Meanwhile, it is revealed that BioWare is set to make some announcement on the upcoming title's collector edition in November during N7 day. According to Movie News Guide, the studio is also set to release information on the title's gameplay on the aforementioned date.

The said announcement is set to be a follow-up to BioWare's reveal in June, with a brief two-minute footage from "Mass Effect: Andromeda." The June reveal saw a new female human character and a new Krogan squad member. While their names are still unknown for the time being, it is assumed that they are yet to be introduced in November.

BioWare's "Mass Effect: Andromeda" is set to be released in early 2017.