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Mass Effect: Andromeda
Released On: Mar 21, 2017
71
5.1
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 61 Critic Reviews
71
49% Positive
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
49% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
2% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 61 Critic Reviews
71
49% Positive
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
49% Mixed
30 Reviews
30 Reviews
2% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
BioWare doesn't take risks and reuses already known elements and mechanics and the result is a massive game with many hours of fun. Technical issues are obvious, although not so serious to burden five years of development work from a studio that has brought us great moments in the past and will keep doing it in the future. Andromeda exists to be thoroughly explored with that curiosity that fuels the Initiative. It's not perfect, but it's without a doubt enjoyable.
A welcome, if slightly patch return for Mass Effect. The script has problems, but combat is bloody brilliant. [May 2017, p.62]
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 4,334 User Ratings
5.1
38% Positive
1647 Ratings
1647 Ratings
18% Mixed
774 Ratings
774 Ratings
44% Negative
1913 Ratings
1913 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 4,334 User Ratings
5.1
38% Positive
1647 Ratings
1647 Ratings
18% Mixed
774 Ratings
774 Ratings
44% Negative
1913 Ratings
1913 Ratings
Un chef-d'œuvre le plus complexe de la série. Même si il possède des éléments de gameplay répétitif sont écriture le rend parfait.
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PlayStation 4
Gameplay, visual e level design maravilhosos.A maior parte dos personagens é cativante.
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PlayStation 4
Andromeda’s first adventure is plagued by frustrations. But memorable characters, a satisfying story, and deep RPG systems ultimately win the day.
While it’s underwhelming in places, there’s a lot to like as you venture into the weirder parts of Andromeda. Frequent technical issues hamper the experience a bit, as does an uninspiring main story. [June 2017, p66]
I had a lot of fun with Mass Effect: Andromeda. The galaxy I got to explore was full of life and the combat felt incredibly satisfying. But various issues with important mechanics like the scanner and hefty technical problems prevented my enjoyment from ever lasting too long...Although familiar in some regards, this is a positive in Andromeda’s case. Though, a truly successful revival needs to be innovative, not repetitive, and Andromeda often falls into a trap of tedium. It's a shame because it could have been so much more.
If the combat is Andromeda’s most pleasant surprise, it is the alarming drop-off in the game’s writing that is of most concern. The dialogue, in particular, is unusually flat and laboured for a Bioware game, while Andromeda often fumbles what should be its biggest moments.
It's also an utter mess in a technical sense. There are a few enjoyable moments here and there, and over time you can see the skeletal framework of a better game start to emerge, but given the heights Mass Effect has reached in the past, it's hard to believe this is what we've been waiting five years for.
No me puede gustar más una historia y unos personajes. No se puede ser más guapo. Quiero jugar a más juegos así, por favor.
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PlayStation 4
Mass Effect Andromeda is a decent game. 50% of the game consists of repetitive filler that often feels like a waste of time. Yet, there’s still gold to be found here that makes the game worth playing, especially if you’re a Mass Effect fan.
The story is pretty decent, and the combat and character building is honestly great. So great that I’d say it single handedly kept me sane through all of the fetch quests.
The biggest star of the show has to be the crew. All of the best moments in the game come from interacting with them and their own unique loyalty missions. It’s the only aspect of the game that can really hold a candle to the og trilogy.
Definitely worth trying if you can pick it up for less than 20 bucks.
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PlayStation 4
SCORE: Average 7, 7,5/10
I mean this game is alright, not as bad as you would think it is. there are some fun quests, good characters, the gameplay is also fun. but i expected more from a mass effect game, much more. its leagues below the old mass effect games. you wont miss much if you skip this game, but if you dont have anything else to do, sure, play this **** dont expect too much, i guess.....
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PlayStation 4
Poorly made game with horrendous, childish, MCU-like writing it felt like this game was made for kids. It's overwhelming from the get-go and poorly paced throughout. The premise is interesting, but never utilises its potential. Dialogue is corny and ham fisted and doesn't feel engaging nor stimulating. Animations and character models and so janky and unpolished it's laughably bad.
THE MOST egregious thing this game does is by wasting your time even further with load screens after load screens. It's horrific optimisation results in things like waiting a minute or two to access the main menu, another minute to load into the game itself and roughly 7-15 seconds to open a door that leads into any main area.
There some positives however, such as gameplay is genuinely fun. There's a lot customisation that you can swap up your playstyle on the fly, which makes for interesting outcomes when you factor in the Biotic and Tech combos. The Strike Team missions are low stakes fun also.
This game would be somewhat tolerable had it been its own IP. However, since it's tied to the Mass Effect franchise there's an enormous expectation on quality that this game simply does not have. As a new fan to the series I thought people where just exaggerating how bad this game truly was, sadly they were not wrong. An absolute far cry from what the first three games accomplished and what impact they had.
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PlayStation 4
A nice RPG that allows you to build a colony in a galaxy far, far away. The gameplay is nice, even though they were plenty of known bugs that were never fixed.
Unfortunately, the storyline is a bit childish, predictable, and - in some places - incosistent. The idea of exploring a dangerous, new galaxy and meeting an unknown race that you can't communicate with was exciting, but ended up with your AI being able to quickly translate languages so there's no more mystery or "first contact" issues. Exploration is also flattened to a level of "Cold Planet, Warm Yourself". It could have been so much more than this.
What is more, BioWare quickly abandoned this game due to backlash and caused more backlash among those who actually enjoyed the experience. It was especially painful for those who focused on multiplayer, invested their time and money, and got a product that was worse than what the previous game (ME3) offered.
As a fan of the Mass Effect trilogy, I was heavily disappointed with what Andromeda offered. It seemed as if they had a nice idea that they turned into a generic "good guys, bad guys" game and then threw it away.
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PlayStation 4
Summary The story opens after a 600-year journey to the Andromeda galaxy, as the crew begins searching for a new home for humanity. The dreams of easy settlement are quickly shattered, as worlds expected to be paradises are instead wastelands, and the Pathfinder discovers that not all inhabitants of the galaxy welcome humanity. Terrifying enemie...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PC
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: Mar 21, 2017
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Publisher:
Electronic Arts
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