Traveling
through space, making friends, getting planets to a livable standard while
trying to kill an alien species from taking over galaxies is all expected in a Mass Effect game. However, Mass Effect: Andromeda took it to the
next level.
As
a child I never got into the Mass Effect
games but something was different in this particular one. Was it the
customization? Was it the gameplay? Or was it something else? I want to say
that it was all of the above. Andromeda
was a well-made game in my opinion and immediately had me hooked.
The
customization was lacking some components but it was enough to make your
character the way you wanted it to be. You either got to play as Sara Ryder or
Scott Ryder. The specifics of this layout gave your character the ability to
speak. I’m glad it was something like Skyrim
where your character didn’t have that ability.
The
gameplay was where it was at for me specifically. In Andromeda you could romance various characters on your team. I
romanced Peebee with Sara Ryder, which many communities were enraged about the
romances of lesbian and gay character or was it the cut-scenes….
The
story was good if you enjoy exploring galaxies, trying to save humanity from
extinction, or killing an evil alien race. The Archon was the man villain in
the game, which I found was extremely annoying due to his obsession with an
ancient alien technology.
The gameplay was simply awesome especially the
exploring of planets. This aspect got you to encounter different alien species,
which was phenomenal. I enjoyed the aspects of romancing, story, and gameplay
in Andromeda.
There
were some things I did not like. Customization was highly limited and that kind
of turned me off from the game a little. The other thing was that I wished that
there were more planets to explore and change to livable conditions.
I would
give this game an 8/10. If you played the Mass
Effects as a child, I suggest that you grab you a copy. If you’re like me
then you will enjoy this Mass Effect game.
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