Mass Effect Andromeda, the upcoming new entry in the series launching later this month on PC and consoles, is going to be filled with planets to discover, and a new video released today gives us a glimpse of some of these planets.
The latest Andromeda Initiative video is called Golden Worlds Briefing and it showcases some of the planets players will get to explore in Mass Effect Andromeda.
Welcome to the Andromeda Initiative’s Golden Worlds briefing. Discover the types of planets Pathfinder's seek for humanity’s next home. Completion of this briefing contributes to all recruits unlocking exclusive equipment for use in the field.
Last week, a few Mass Effect Andromeda screenshots were shared by a member of the development team, showcasing some of the customization options that will be available in the online mode. Sadly, it's also been confirmed that it won't be possible to get a taste of the multiplayer experience before release, as the beta has been canceled.
While we will have live multiplayer at PAX East, there will no longer be a multiplayer tech test for players at home. Thank you to everyone who signed up. We look forward to seeing you in Andromeda.
Mass Effect Andromeda launches later this month on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. 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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