If a recent leak is to be believed, then "Mass Effect 4" is shaping up pretty nicely. An alleged survey from a Reddit user, which he claims comes from Bioware, shows how far along the game studio is on the highly-anticipated title. The massive leak served up hefty details about the locations and the premise of the game and revealed what sort of missions players will be whipprd to next.

According to the elaborate leak, "Mass Effect 4" will be home to a sprawling realm known as Helius Cluster, a massive (it's four times the size of its predecessor's map) never-before-seen portion of the universe players are tasked to comb. In this rambling milieu, gamers will meet colonies of creatures, both friendly and hostile. It will be up to them to choose which pack of aliens are worth their trust or which ones will help them find mankind a new home.

With them will be seven more people, with the player as the leader of the crew. The members of the group, which will help them trudge the location, have their own unique set of skills and stories. 

In the Helius Cluster are a multitude of colonies and players will have to work on controling as many as they would need to fulfill their duty. In executing this, "Mass Effect 4" players will need to recruit mercenaries to form a Strike Team, which will be responsible for completing random, time-sensitive missions that will pop up during gameplay.

"Mass Effect 4" will also task gamers to find what is described in the leaked survey as a Remnant artifact, which was once owned and honed by a group of ancient creatures that developed technology that ruled the place. This artifact will facilitate the player's full-on control in the mammoth world.

Unfortunately, Bioware has not responded to the massive leak. The developer resorts to updating awaiting gamers of the development of the game as well as the milestones they hit in the process. Nothing much is official except for the game's existence. Even up to now, "Mass Effect 4" is still a tentative title to the upcoming game.