Mass Effect: Andromeda offers a more personal story in an even bigger galaxy
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It’s easy to forget just how ambitious the original Mass Effect was. When Bioware began designing it in 2004, page developers generally had to choose between building sophisticated role-playing games, medicine combat-heavy action shooters, treatment and exploration-heavy adventures. Mass Effect attempted to do all three simultaneously, weaving its various components together with a rich and suspenseful story about an imminent assault on all life in the universe.
Mass Effect didn’t totally succeed — primarily its exploration mode, which involved endless travel inside a vehicle known as the Mako, is remembered as particularly tedious. But Bioware refined Mass Effect over the next two installments, paring back less successful elements while continuing to build a…
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