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‘Mass Effect’s’ Amazon TV series shares ‘Fallout’s’ acclaimed production team

With Daniel Casey writing and Fallout’s crew behind the scenes, the sci-fi epic may finally get the adaptation it deserves.

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Amazon’s 'Mass Effect’ TV series is moving forward, and it’s not just the franchise name that’s drawing attention. According to screenwriter Daniel Casey, the show will be produced by the same team behind Amazon’s Fallout, including senior executive Scott Farris, who helped guide 'Fallout to critical and commercial success.

Who’s involved?

  • Daniel Casey (’Fast & Furious 9′) is writing and executive producing
  • Doug Jung (’Star Trek Beyond’, 'Chief of War’) recently joined as showrunner
  • Scott Farris and Amazon’s scripted drama team are overseeing production
  • Fallout’s development crew, including key creatives from 'The Man in the High Castle’ and 'Jack Ryan’, are also attached

Casey confirmed via Instagram that the writer’s room was greenlit in early 2025, with a pilot script and series outline already completed.

What’s the story?

While Amazon hasn’t revealed plot details, early synopses suggest the show may adapt the original Mass Effect trilogy, focusing on Commander Shepard’s mission to stop the Reapers. However, some insiders believe the series could take a Fallout-style approach, using the universe and lore to tell a new story with original characters.

This would avoid the challenge of canonizing player choices and allow for more creative freedom, especially given Mass Effect’s branching narrative structure.

Amazon’s 'Fallout’ series was a breakout hit, earning 16 Emmy nominations and boosting game sales across the franchise. By leveraging the same production team, Amazon is signaling confidence in its ability to adapt complex game worlds for television.

With 'Mass Effect’ still awaiting its next game installment, the show could serve as a bridge for fans, and a lifeline for BioWare, which has faced internal restructuring and delays.

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