Sorry, You’ll Have To Play Mass Effect Andromeda Now

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It looks like is now a must-play for fans looking to get the full experience. Details gleaned from N7 Day 2023 teasers point to some exciting hints that the Andromeda galaxy’s storyline will somehow connect to the Milky Way galaxy’s storyline. This means that players who were previously avoiding the last entry in the franchise will likely have to dive into the game to better understand the narrative Bioware is crafting for. Given the game’s reputation, that may sound like a daunting task, but it’s better than it seems.

is widely known as the most controversial entry in the series for many justifiable reasons. It had a pretty rocky launch, sporting tons of odd glitches, like wonky movement and baffling AI. Facial animations were notably one of the most egregious issues in, spawning the infamous ‘my face is tired’ meme. Fortunately, Bioware did a pretty remarkable job of resolving most of these problems, turning the game into a solid overall experience in its current state. Now is perhaps the best time to jump into the game since seeing its strengths is much easier now.

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There is a lot to like about. The numerous patches it received post-launch polished it into a stable, enjoyable experience. Yet, most of what makes it great was there from the beginning all along, merely hidden by the hilarity and frustration of bugs. The first and foremost of ’s accomplishments is its graphical fidelity. There is no denying that it is one of, if not the most gorgeous-looking game in the series. The lighting and color palette are stunning and impressively varied, from the lovely, deep blues of Havarl to the saturated sandy environment of Eos.

Beyond the visuals, features incre