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Watch Us Discuss Mass Effect Andromeda's Ending
We've been playing all of Mass Effect Andromeda alongside the community and we want to thank everybody that contributed a great email. If you're not familiar with the GI Game Club format, we break up a game into multiple chunks and then discuss each segment in detail on The Game Informer Show podcast while reading off emails from the community that are sent in to podcast@gameinformer.com. Now that we've finished the game, check out the full archive of our discussions below.
Check out the video below for the first third of the discussion, covering everything in the priority missions up until the end of the planet Havarl.
And here's the second installment, where we talk about the game's villain, loyalty missions, and everything in the main story path up through the "Hunting the Archon" quest.
In the final video below, we talk about the culmination of our romances and why the game stumbles as it tries to wrap itself up.
To get caught up on previous GI Game Clubs, click through the links to hear us discuss the following games in exhaustive detail: Final Fantasy VII, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, BioShock, and Pokémon Sun and Moon.
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