1.10: The Final Update

Yes, it’s true. Mass Effect: Andromeda’s single player experience is done. Which is a shame; it was the only game this year to have special eyes.

Bioware confirmed in a community update that there would be no more patches or DLC for the single player campaign. Take heart, though; Multiplayer will still see support, so there will still be new character kits and events.

It does leave the Quarian ark up in the air, though. But as the post goes on to say, that will be resolved in a novel or comic. They haven’t decided yet. And the franchise isn’t dead, either, as Casey Hudson mentioned on Twitter:

Yes! I love #MassEffect too much to not want to work on it again in the future. Thanks for the support – it means everything to our team. https://t.co/I5MlzSwQI8

— Casey Hudson (@CaseyDHudson) August 20, 2017

So, let’s just hope Mass Effect: Andromeda is the last one to, uh, look like it does. Because otherwise, that would be unfortunate.

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