Its final moments may not quite stick the landing, but just about everything up to that point is stellar.Īs far as the remastering goes, Mass Effect 3 Legendary Edition has seen the fewest changes of the Legendary trilogy.
While still very strong and visually impressive, didn’t quite stack up (and everything after was questionable at best). Is it the best Mass Effect? No, not quite – as I said the first time I played it, Mass Effect has followed the same pattern as Star Wars: the original trilogy’s second episode was the high point and the third. But the bulk of its 50+ hours are the same, and on the whole it’s as much of a gut-punching, head-scratching continuation of the trilogy as ever. Granted, the endings were revised to be both clearer and a bit more nuanced since – and they still aren’t all that good. Having finished Mass Effect 3 Legendary Edition, it’s hard to fathom why this excellent action role-playing game was quite so controversial when it came out in 2012.
