Mass Effect Trilogy (2012)
Mass Effect Trilogy is a 2012 shooter video game made by BioWare and BioWare Edmonton.
All three Mass Effect games in one package, spanning Commander Shepard's journey from a promising Alliance officer to the architect of a galactic war effort. The trilogy covers over seventy-five hours across three tones: the exploratory mystery of the first game, the character-focused heist structure of the second, and the alliance-building war epic of the third. Decisions carry forward between entries, companions age with the story, and the universe accumulates weight with each passing chapter. One of the medium's most complete narrative trilogies.
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What is Mass Effect Trilogy about?
All three Mass Effect games in one package, spanning Commander Shepard's journey from a promising Alliance officer to the architect of a galactic war effort. The trilogy covers over seventy-five hours across three tones: the exploratory mystery of the first game, the character-focused heist structure of the second, and the alliance-building war epic of the third. Decisions carry forward between entries, companions age with the story, and the universe accumulates weight with each passing chapter. One of the medium's most complete narrative trilogies.
When was Mass Effect Trilogy released?
Mass Effect Trilogy was released on 6 November 2012.
Who made Mass Effect Trilogy?
Mass Effect Trilogy was made by BioWare, BioWare Edmonton and EA.
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A few thoughts on Mass Effect Trilogy
Mass Effect: Revelation and Mass Effect: Annihilation are the novels best suited to the full trilogy, with the first providing backstory and the last filling a gap during Mass Effect 3. The animated Mass Effect: Paragon Lost expands the Alliance military side of the universe.
The full Mass Effect canon
Every piece of expanded fiction that runs alongside or between the three games: novels that fill in the Cerberus history, comics that bridge the gaps, and the animated film that covers Alliance combat from the same era.