Mass Effect Andromeda, the latest entry in the series currently in development by BioWare for PC and consoles, is rapidly approaching its release date, and more on the highly anticipated game is coming in more frequently than ever. Today, EA released a brand new cinematic trailer as well as a new Andromeda Initiative video.
The new Mass Effect Andromeda, dubbed Cinematic Trailer #2, features some new sequences which have been captured in engine and are finally representative of the game experience.
Unravel the secrets of a vast galaxy, battle hostile alien threats, and build a crew to help you survive it all in *Mass Effect: Andromeda*. Humanity’s future rests on your shoulders. How far will you go?
The new Andromeda Initiative video, which can be watched right below, lets players get better acquainted with the Pathfinder's crew.
Welcome to the Andromeda Initiative’s Pathfinder Team briefing. Receive intel on the Hyperion’s Pathfinder and get to know his core team and their responsibilities. Completion of this briefing contributes to all recruits unlocking exclusive equipment for use in the field.
Earlier this week, it's been confirmed that EA and Origin Access subscribers will be able to try out Mass Effect Andromeda for 10 hours starting from March 16th. Progress will also be carried into the full version when it launches on March 21st.
Mass Effect Andromeda launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 21st in all regions. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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