Scattered throughout these worlds are tasks that set you on the path to colonisation, helping out other settlers, getting involved in an age-old conflict and, most regularly, activating Remnant (ancient alien) technology to clean up each planet’s hostile atmosphere. Its general rhythm has you touching down on an open-world planet -be it the sandy dunes of Eos, the crime-ridden Kandara spaceport or the icy archipelago of Voeld- and setting off in your swanky space buggy the Nomad to explore.
This could be put down to the fact that, for better and worse, Andromeda is a far more open game than its predecessors. But as an experienced space-adventurer, or at least a player well-versed in the tasks of Mass Effect and RPGs at large, you are used to such challenges. Gosh.Īs the Pathfinder (a role your character, Sara or Scott Ryder is thrust into), it is your job in Mass Effect: Andromeda to lead the way in interplanetary clean-up, finding a way to make these hostile worlds viable and lead democratic duties to the indigenous species.
If that wasn’t enough, the Nexus, your giant orbital home-base, is over a year behind schedule a nd the Arks of the Milky Way’s other Council species have gone missing. That’s a pickle, particularly as it has seemingly rendered the worlds earmarked for colonisation as inhabitable, storms wracking the surfaces, while the first life you encounter planet-side wants you dead. The 20,000 plucky cryo-frozen pioneers onboard the Ark Hyperion awake from a 600 year journey from the Milky Way to the neighbouring Andromeda galaxy, met by a billowing space scourge that swells and consumes anything that passes through it. As you might imagine, humanity branching out into a new galaxy comes with a few teething problems.
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