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Mass Effect: Andromeda

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Genre: Adventure, Role-playing (RPG), Shooter

Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows)

Versions: See 4 more versions of this game

A new adventure awaits in the Mass Effect universe. With stunning visuals and a new galaxy to discover, BioWare delivers the next generation of space exploration. Commander Shepard's story may be over, but there are many more stories to tell in the Mass Effect universe. Mass Effect Andromeda will be set in a new galaxy, with new characters, new quests and a whole load of new consequence-laden decisions to make. Mass Effe... Read More


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sighalot
28 reviews

Bad 40%

At release it was loaded with laughable bugs and plagued with bad paid content practice, most of it being the result of a long and troubled development. A few months before getting into it i had read Blood Sweat and Pixel, which dedicated an entire chapter of the book to Andromeda and its development woes (great read, highly recommended) so i had some previous insight of "issues".. Having played the entire trilogy with female Shepard i of course... Read More

Positive points
The lore
the nomad
Jetpack
Negative points
forgetable story
bugs
forced multiplayer
pointless collectibles
confusing crafting system
It's a bad Mass Effect game.
kld-kms
3 reviews

Average 60%

the fighting & exploration is diffidently better than the trilogy, but story/characters/conversation is not as engaging as i expect from a bioware game.
it was fun , but not that great.
eeemaroo
1 reviews

Good 90%

I'll caveat this review by saying (1) I was already a fan of the Mass Effect series before I played this, (2) I heavily prefer rich, story-driven games generally, and (3) I played this for the first time a year after release (i.e. when a lot of the bugs that plagued the initial release and invoked so much early criticism were patched) after picking it up on sale on Origin for around $12. Caveat out of the way, I really liked this game and though... Read More

Positive points
- ME games continue to set the standard in story, characters, and voice acting - Combat, driving, graphics all improved over previous ME games - Large (for ME) explorable worlds - Minimal bugs if you ... Read More
Negative points
- Clunky inventory and crafting system - Lack of closure on major story threads - Story had a solid premise but failed to make me as invested as in previous games - Mediocre final fight and rush to cr... Read More
nyxandnil
4 reviews

Alright 80%

I often felt like Andromeda got way more flack than it deserved, purely because it stands in comparison to the others in the Mass Effect franchise. While yes, it was buggy (but honestly, a lot of AAA games are at launch nowadays and it was no where as bad as Skyrim or Cyberpunk 77), there was a lot of charm and beauty to this games and its story, and I had a lot of fun when playing it despite the issues. It did feel like an epic space opera in it... Read More

Positive points
The story
The lore
The characters
Excellent design in art/setting/music/etc
Fun exploration/combat
Negative points
Doesn't fit well with the Mass Effect franchise
Bugs

Storyline

Mass Effect: Andromeda starts around 2185, as the Andromeda Initiative embarked on an ambitious goal to settle the Andromeda galaxy by traveling in large vessels known as arks. A coalition of Milky Way races — which includes humans, asari, turians, salarians and the krogan — participates in this 600-year expedition and placed in cryostasis to ensure that they do not age during the trip. Prior to the journey, the Initiative had identified 'golden worlds' in Andromeda's Heleus cluster, locations that are deemed highly viable for habitation. Each ark consists of a team that are led by a Pathfinder who is tasked to explore and ensure these worlds or any other potential locations are hospitable before settlement can begin.

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