The Azimuth Saga saw its finale with Salvation trying to stop the Tahrgoid enace with the Proteus Wave. The activation process for the Proteus Wave, however, ended up in catastrophic failure, and Aftermath will kick off the repercussions of the event.

Now that the Azimuth Saga has ended, players who start Elite Dangerous will be greeted with a new cinematic. Check it out below.

Aftermath is set to kick off simultaneously with the release of Update 13 for Elite Dangerous: Odyssey, setting up questions about the future of humanity’s relationship with the Thargoids.

Frontier Developments has also revealed that, while PC and console players have existed separated on different codebases, going forward, only the PC version will be updated with future content. Console players will have the option to transfer their profiles to the PC version.

Those who prefer to stay on the console versions will be able to play the 3.8 version of Elite Dangerous, but future content will only be available to the 4.0 version of the game, which will be PC-exclusive.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition

The original Mass Effect trilogy is finally making its long-awaited return, complete with graphical updates, 4K resolution support and numerous gameplay improvements. Mass Effect: Legendary Edition packs all three games and most of their DLC into one huge package. A universal character creator, extensive revamps to Mass Effect 1 (including better combat and rebalanced boss fights) and much more await when Mass Effect: Legendary Edition releases on May 14^th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Frontier Developments’ space flight simulator Elite Dangerous has been going from strength to strength since it first came out, and at the PC Gamer show, the developers revealed the next big step for their game, announcing its newest upcoming expansion, Odyssey.

And here’s the most exciting part about Odyssey- while Elite Dangerous has till now always strictly been a space flight game with players restricted to their cockpits, Odyssey will introduce on-foot traversal. That’s right, you’ll now be able to land on planets, explore them on-foot, and interact with the environments. The expansion introduces several new planets, while players will also be able to visit older planets, which have received visual upgrades.

Meanwhile, the developers have said that the expansion will still retain the mission-based structure of the base game. Check out its reveal trailer and an interview with the developers below.

Elite Dangerous: Odyssey is out in 2021 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.