2016 is nearly coming to an end and gamers are waiting patiently for the release of new games. One of many game title that will have a 2017 release is "Mass Effect: Andromeda," which is said to debut in March 2017.

Neurogadget reports that Bioware may release the space exploration game on Xbox One, before the anticipated release date of the title. The publication shows a screenshot of online store GraingerGames withs a "Mass Effect: Andromeda" thumbnail and an EA Access info tip on top of it that says "play it first at Xbox."

Meanwhile, Gamerant reports that Bioware is still focusing on improving the game visually and making sure that everything is in place. The company is reportedly having difficulty with balancing the sizes of the planets and its elements.

For now, fans and gamers will just have to wait for Bioware to release an official statement regarding the game's development. The sci-fi game is believed to have a March 2017 release and will be the first anticipated game title to be launched under the studio for the year. That said, Xbox One owners will have the privilege to play the third-person shooter game first hand. It will be made availble to other consoles later.

"Mass Effect: Andromeda" is the brainchild of Bioware and follows the story of Ryder, who is a Pathfinder tasked to assess promising planets in the Andromeda galaxy for humans to populate. All personnel and other NPCs in the game are part of the Andromeda initiative, with a main mission to keep all lifeforms from Earth alive and out of reach from the Reapers.