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Pretty good: 7.1/10 across 551 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda is a 2017 Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Shooter game rated 7.1/10 from 551 ratings, with a main story of about 19h, available on PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One.
Pretty good: 7.1/10 across 551 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Shooter, with a main story around 19h. Check if that style and time commitment fit you.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda only occasionally recaptures the series' brilliance, but delivers a vast and fun action-RPG.
Read full review ↗Andromeda's combat soars but its storytelling sputters, making the series' first venture into uncharted space a shaky but occasionally satisfying new adventure.
Read full review ↗The combat crackles and the worlds are lush, but mediocre writing and tepid quests add up to what is probably BioWare's worst RPG yet.
Read full review ↗Marred by inconsistency and in need of a polish pass, this vast new sci-fi frontier nonetheless rewards dedicated exploration.
Read full review ↗Andromeda provides an interesting premise and story, but is let down by poor combat, excessive padding, and over-complication
Read full review ↗Mass Effect: Andromeda has the series’ signature mixture of story, characters, and combat. Though its success rate varies in each area, it still provides dozens of hours of fun
Read full review ↗Problems are inevitable in a game of such epic proportions but there is a lot here that will make you want to keep playing
Read full review ↗As a follow-up to the previous trilogy, it's a timid and tepid tale too heavily reliant on what came before, too unambitious for what could have been, trapped in a gargantuan playground of bits and pieces to do.
Read full review ↗Mass Effect: Andromeda spends a lot of time not really feeling like a Mass Effect game. If anything, it feels like a spin-off -- the sort of thing created by another studio that's unsure about what direction to take it. Like in the game itself, there are problems with the atmosphere. But Andromeda is very clear that it doesn't aim to be like the other Mass Effects. New beginnings, not funerals -- for better and for worse.
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