Mass Effect: Andromeda launches on Xbox One amidst negative reviews

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Published on March 21, 2017

published on March 21, 2017

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The highly-anticipated video game, Mass Effect: Andromeda, has finally launched on Microsoft’s Xbox One console today however the title has been met with quite a few negative reviews from games critics with most agreeing that it fails to live up to its predecessors and suffers from a variety of odd animations that look more like glitches than deliberate design choices. Like with the newly released Iron Fist series on Netflix which was also panned by critics, many fans are choosing to disregard what the critics say though and are actually enjoying their purchase.

#MassEffectAndromeda is SO good.
Ignore all the negative hate. If you're a Mass Effect fan, you'll love this game.

— Dustin Dailey ???? (@Drax122) March 21, 2017

Here’s the official game description:

Mass Effect: Andromeda travels deep into the Andromeda Galaxy, far beyond the Milky Way. There, you will lead our fight for a new home in hostile territory where we are the aliens. Take command as the Pathfinder, a leader of a squad of military-trained explorers, with deep progression and customization systems. This is the story of humanity’s next chapter, and your choices throughout the game will ultimately determine our survival in the Andromeda Galaxy. As you unfold the mysteries of the Andromeda Galaxy and the hope for humanity lies on your shoulders, you must ask yourself – how far will you go? HDR enhanced for richer, more luminous colors.

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