Lofty goals, maybe TOO lofty, as it leads to a pretty good game, sometimes great game, with a ton of flaws. The goal of the game, is to fix everything.and oh yeah, establish colonies on planets to live on.

Once you arrive, shit goes wrong, the other arcs (Salarian, Turian and Asari) are missing, golden worlds that looked good from afar have turned dangerous, there is a weird phenomenon called 'The Scourge' which is fucking up spaceships and planets alike, and the Nexus (which arrived earlier than the arcs and has other aliens so it's not ALL humans) is in disarray. You are part of an Arc that left the Milky Way around the time of ME2 and arrive in the Heleius Cluster of Andromeda 60 years later (there are no Mass Relays here so you are limited to a star cluster but there is still a ton of them you get to visit). It's a complicated game.ДЇor those that don't know, ME:A is about Pathfinder Ryder and the Andromeda Initiative.

Yet, some parts of this game are fantastic, and dare I say, the best in the series. It's also a game that copied some of the worst parts of Dragon Age Inquisition, although ME:A did it better (not much of a compliment).

The game has some terrible parts and awful narrative structure, the same narrative structure that has plagued open world games despite this game trying to emulate the Witcher 3 to alleviate this (and The Witcher 3 STILL has issues here). It has.taken me a while to be able to write about this game.

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