To be fair, Andromeda isn't a bad game, it's just not the OT. It's got its own fun.

Worth $4. May not be worth completion, but worth $4. Play till you get bored then never return. Prepare for shitty character model textures and empty planets full of nothing.

Devs spent all their time trying to shortcut in randomly generative content only to succeed in getting fuck-all done with it. Having made a product they knew was shit, they made a hard u-turn back to actually hand crafting content but by then there was no where near enough time so they wound up delivering some quarter-baked trash.

Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: EA on-line activation and Origin client software installation and background use required.

Not even if they paid me.

It's alright. It's worth $4, not the worst game I've played haha.

Anything requiring 3rd party clients/DRM is a hard no from me.

Criticisms aside, there's no way it's not worth $4.

Obviously the story is... not so good compared to the original trilogy. But I did enjoy the combat. Being able to jump and dash in the air made it feel a lot more fast paced in combat generally than the focus on cover the og trilogy had. Still the shittiest of the 4 games though.

Does it work on Linux? I don't really want to fuck with EA so I'll probably pass anyway.

It's a good game, just dissapointing compared to the original trilogy. And it feels like the first chapter of a greater story that had a lot of potential but was aborted and will probably never be told now.

I bought a physical copy of this for PS4 for about £3.

I did not think it was worth £3. Played about 30 mins and so much about it was really annoying and off-putting.

I bought mass effect on steam like 15 years ago. It was actually the first game I bought on steam. Why should I buy it again?

Requires origin, no thanks. Free is too much.

Running EA Play through Proton is quite straightforward, it appears. I am picking this one up since I never finished it back when it released.