The Mass Effect Trilogy box set, which includes all three games but not all their DLC (you scamp, Ian Arts!), is half-price too but, uh, works out more expensive than getting ME2 free then buying the other two individually. Mass Effect 3 is half-price now too, down to £3.99 on Origin. You might find a Mass Effect 2 save file useful in Glittermitten Grove too. A magical thing, the human mind!Īnd flip me, those first few minutes of Mass Effect 2 are quite something. Luckily, those ME1 memories still exist within my head while playing ME2 so I can enjoy that sense of vastness without directly seeing it. I miss exploration but ME2 is past that groping-around, getting-a-sense-of-this-universe part. While I miss the less-constrained character-building, ME2 is streamlined into a far better shooter.
The over-arcing plot is wobbly guff that falls apart but the hour-to-hour stories are good stuff. What it loses in a sense of wonder and possibility from the first game, it gains in character and pulse. Yeah, go on then: Mass Effect 2 is my favourite of the series. If you've not played a Mass Effect before and are curious now that Mass Effect Andromeda is due in March, here you go! You'll miss out from not having played the first game-I think a lot of ME2's best points are built upon the first game or are interesting in juxtaposition-but I'm sure you'll pick up what's going on. Mass Effect 2, the game I'd say mmmight be my favourite of BioWare's fab sci-fi RPG series, is currently free through Origin.
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