Mass Effect Legendary Edition launches on May 14th 2021
Get ready to explore the Sci-Fi universe of Mass Effect once again when the Mass Effect Legendary Edition launches on May 14th. This brand new collection of games will feature Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 in addition to all previously released DLC (over 40 in total) - giving players the ultimate experience.
As well as all games from the Shepherd era being featured you can expect a number of gameplay and visual upgrades across the board, like improved character models, lighting, widescreen support and more. Fans of the original Mass Effect may even remember the dreaded "Mako" driving sections and thankfully its been revealed that controls have been improved for the upcoming remaster.
Each title will also support Ultra 4k HD, giving the best possible visual experience on offer. Sadly the Mass Effect 3 multiplayer mode will not be included in this collection, which may disappoint some fans who enjoyed it. While the lack of ME3's multiplayer is not game breaking, it was definitely fun to play. Additionally, it's been revealed that Mass Effect Pinnacle Station DLC will not be included due to the developers running into corrupt files and being unable to restore the content.
If you've never experienced the Mass Effect Trilogy then the Mass Effect Legendary Edition may be the perfect entry point for newcomers to the series (or those who were put off by Andromeda). Look for the game later this year when it launches on May 14th.