‘Mass Effect: Legendary Edition’ review: A brand new comeback

14 years ago, it appeared on our screens, one of the most famous franchises of our century. Developed by the famous Canadian studio Bioware and published by Electronic Arts, this sci-fi RPG video game saga has succeeded in making an impression on many players. Mass Effect was critically acclaimed, and quickly became a cult thanks to the largely successful success of each of the three titles that make up this fantastic space saga.

But, as the years began to feel heavy, EA decided to give it a little facelift, with a completely graphically redesigned version. So, nine years after the withdrawal, Commander Shepherd returned to us at the front of the stage, accompanied by all of his crew. By taking advantage of the overhaul of its textures, this new version allows you to enjoy all three cursors in 4K resolution (60 IPS refresh rate), thus offering a detailed and flexible visual experience.

On the other hand, since the latter is a “remaster” and not a “remake”, on the gameplay side, except for some minor improvements, the frequent bugs associated with games of this generation (such as over-negative AI or some old school mechanics) are still unfortunately present . However, this does not detract from the overall quality of each title, and the fun you feel while browsing it.

With this legendary edition that combines all the work of the original saga and (almost) all of their DLC content, you’ll have the chance to (re)discover the entirety of this galactic adventure worthy of the greatest movies, and that’s it, in Ultra HD.