Exodus Release Date Set for April 2027 With Octopus Mercenary Salt

Exodus release date is April 7, 2027. The sci- fi RPG features an octopus mercenary and Time Dilation mechanics on PC and consoles.

Exodus Release Date Set for April 2027 With Octopus Mercenary Salt

Archetype Entertainment has set a firm launch date for Exodus, giving players a concrete target for one of the most anticipated sci-fi action RPGs in development. The studio confirmed that the game will arrive on April 7, 2027, ending a long period of speculation about when the title would finally reach the market. This timeline allows fans to plan their purchases and prepares the community for the final stretch of development.

Octopus mercenary Salt joins the cast as the studio confirms the global launch window

The game launches on PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, alongside PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and X consoles. Built on Unreal Engine 5, Exodus features a core mechanic called Time Dilation that likely shapes its combat and exploration systems. The studio, founded by BioWare veteran James Ohlen, is bringing significant industry experience to this project, with creative input from notable figures like Peter F. Hamilton and Matthew McConaughey.

A new trailer has revealed key details about the game's cast and mechanics, specifically highlighting a companion character named Salt. Salt is an octopus mercenary who pilots a specialized combat mech and uses abilities such as long-range sniping and ink-like smokescreens to confuse enemies. Another companion, Emrys, supports the player through the use of Remnant Orbs, adding another layer to the tactical gameplay.

Salt the octopus mercenary in a combat mech
Salt pilots a specialized combat mech in the new Exodus trailer.

Exodus has already surpassed 500,000 wishlists, a milestone that has unlocked initial rewards for the community. This level of engagement suggests strong market interest in the spiritual successor to the Mass Effect franchise. The release date is confirmed for a global launch, ensuring players on all supported platforms can access the game simultaneously.

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