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Go weapons-hot in a fully immersive sci-fi epic that reacts to every decision you make.
Not everyone will survive. An ancient alien race, known only as "Reapers", has launched an all-out invasion leaving nothing but a trail of destruction in their wake. Earth has been taken, the galaxy is on the verge of total annihilation, and you are the only one who can stop them. The price of failure is extinction. You are Commander Shepard, a character that you can forge in your own image. You determine how events will play out, which planets to explore, and whom to form alliances with as you rally a force to eliminate the Reaper threat once and for all. How you wage this war is completely up to you: go into combat with guns blazing or use cover to plan a more tactical assault. Utilize your squad to full effect or take a lone wolf approach. Rain death from a distance or go toe–to-toe with enemies using devastating melee attacks. Mass Effect 3 will react to each decision you make as you play through a truly unique experience of your own creation.

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Date: 13 / May / 2012
Antaran
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is an excellent addition to the RPG genre. I can't comment on the ending, as I've not reached that part yet. I've spent quite some time replaying my previous Mass Effect games for a good character to transfer over. What I have played of it though, got me hooked for 8 hours of gameplay. I highly reccomend Mass Effect 3 for anyone, regardless of whether they have the previous titles or not.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 07 / May / 2012
ElDutchio
Mass Effect 3
Overall, Mass Effect 3 has some flaws, but it's still an excellent game and worth your time, particulary as a returning player. For new players, the game rewrites some the dialogue to bring you to speed, but returning players will probably have the more satisfying game in terms of story. The combat system is much improved, as are the interactions on your ship. Some stripping of dialogue choices annoying, but they're not a game breaker. The choices you make, appear to matter on the journey - the final destination is a little confusing and lacks closure, but free Extended Cut DLC may improve this in the summer.
Date: 03 / May / 2012
Big Al
Mass Effect 3
The main frustration with Mass Effect 3 is the video cutscenes. If you like action-packed shoot-em-up games, I'll warn you - you will spend most of your time being forced to watch the numerous cut scenes. I always play on the hardest difficulty level, which in this case, is called "insane", but I found it virtually impossible to beat, and the game will not allow you to chose a lower level in order to move on, so I had to start a new game on hardcore difficulty level. Everything else, is excellent.
Age: Over 55
Gender: Male
Date: 03 / May / 2012
Kettumies
Good
This game is quite good. Combat is best in the trilogy, characters are mostly well designed; not as polished as in ME2 though. A lot of critique towards the game, some for a reason, some not so justified. Story quests has few epic highlights. Mostly bland/repetitive/chore-like side quests.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 30 / Apr / 2012
Raskoal
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is a very good game. If you liked the two other Mass Effect games, then it is definitely for you!
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Apr / 2012
Richiek
Mass Effect 3
As always another wonderful game from Bioware. I have played Mass Effect from the beginning, so naturally could not wait to get my hands on the 3rd installment. Well worth the buy, and if you haven't already played them the previous 2 games were also excellent.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Apr / 2012
ceosx
like
I like Mass Effect 3. I most liked the option to choose my history. I was expecting more but good game.
Age: Under 18
Gender: Male
Date: 12 / Apr / 2012
Demolition
Awesome Game - Mass Effect 3
From what I have played so far the game has been excellent. The game mechanics have far surpassed the previous two games and the weight feature allows you to customise Shepard to your fighting style. From what I have heard the rest of the game is excellent apart from the ending however I haven't reached that yet so I can't comment. The multiplayer feature is an awesome addition and makes the game that step better than ME2. An epic conclusion to an awesome series
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 12 / Apr / 2012
dave44
Best Game Series
Bought Mass Effect 2 and the game was addictive and so far I am very impressed with number 3, its a shame this is the last one in the series as I've really enjoyed these games.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 11 / Apr / 2012
maverick_gre
Excellent game
As its predecessors, Mass Effect 3 is an excellent sample sci-fi action RPG. Having bought the previous games of the series, I decided to continue with my character from the previous games. Decisions and outcome of the Mass Effect 2 are playing an important role on the new game. Mass Effect 3 itself has lots of action moments and a lot of crucial decisions to make. To sum up, MS3 might not bring the "fresh air" of MS1 or MS2 (which was the best in my opinion), but for sure it's an excellent game.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 09 / Apr / 2012
n00p3
Trilogy ends
Mass Effect 3 is one of the most impressive games I've ever played. The characters, graphics, story, and environment are awesome. Must have for all gamers ME1+2+3!
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 06 / Apr / 2012
Mikko
Mass Effect 3 is a good game overall, but one could argue about certain points of story, and how those were written, and how they reflect your choices made within whole trilogy.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 01 / Apr / 2012
Sephteau
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 has good graphics, following the trend of excellent graphics from the previous instalments of the game, however, there seems to be some visual glitches, such as lip sync, but it doesn't deter me from the gameplay. The audio is good too, and it follows from the older instalments with good voice-overs and dialogue. Overall, this installment is well worth the wait. The game-play, graphics, and audio, are just as good as the previous instalments, if not better. I would recommend this game to any fans of the series, as well as moderate RPG gamers.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Female
Date: 31 / Mar / 2012
ned
Mass Effect 3
The third game in Bioware's Sci-fi RPG was much awaited by fans of the series and, if possible, promoted even more by EA. The wait wasn't for nothing. The game is a fine experience for fans of the series, as well as newcomers to the Mass Effect universe. Unfortunately the game mechanics have been dumbed down somewhat from Mass Effect 2, despite some reverted changes, such as the ability to modify your weapons. The graphics are okay, if not breathtaking, even though there are some fairly disappointing details, or lack thereof. The voice acting is great and the soundscape is immersive. The main point for most players, the plot, is interesting and compelling and lets you see what happens to all the familiar faces, even if in some situations it would have been better not to. Overall definitely a game worth playing for fans of the series.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 30 / Mar / 2012
Chrysa
Mass Effect 3
Having played Mass Effect 1 & 2, I can say that ME3 has the best combat style. Not that differs a lot, but it's obviously improved. Anyone that liked ME 1& 2 will definitely like this one too. Strong story and emotions, great interactions and even with these 'plot - holes' that a lot of persons are complaining about (regarding the endings), the experience is not ruined. The multi player is also a very interesting add-on. A great game that you MUST have it in your collection.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Female
Date: 29 / Mar / 2012
PISLIX
Take Earth Back
The long awaited RPG Action game from EA's Bioware is finally out. And the two years of waiting has been totally worth it. Assemble your team, fight against the Reapers and complete your Shephard's epic story, Mass Effect 3 is epic.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 29 / Mar / 2012
Beeblebrox
Mass Effect 3
After so many years and so many hours spent in first two Mass Effect games, Mass Effect 3 comes as a great closure. You'll meet all your friends and squadmates from last two games. You'll settle some century-old rivalries, and again decide the fate of whole races, and most importantly, you're going to enjoy the hell out of it. Never mind all the online hatred towards the ending - it does indeed have some plot holes, but for the better part, it's far from bad, as haters would like you to believe. To sum it up - Mass Effect 3 is a must if you enjoyed previous two games.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 28 / Mar / 2012
Malachia
An epic ending for an epic trilogy
You know those epic moments in video games? Those moments that you take your hand off of the mouse and keyboard, and just watch the cinematic roll out, anxious to see what happens next. When the cinematic ends, your jaw is gaping and it takes you a few moments to remember where your hands need to go for you to continue the experience. I played all 3 Mass Effect games, and this one by far had the most epic moments. This is indeed a great way to finish such a great trilogy, the game does everything it tried to do with great results. From the heavy feeling of the war weighing on everyones shoulders while you walk through the citadel, to the huge battle scenes that involve the reapers, there is only one word I can truly use to describe this game. Epic.
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 28 / Mar / 2012
xxinam
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 met my expectations greatly, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes Bioware's work, or to anybody that is a fan of RPG games. Two words - must have.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 27 / Mar / 2012
Nick Papadopoulos
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is an awesome game, overall. It's a bit lacking in the usual RPG features, and the only other problem is the very disappointing endings. Other than that, this is a huge game, and probably one of the candidates for game of the year 2012. I highly recommend it.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 27 / Mar / 2012
Mr_K
If there's better I haven't heard of it!
Mass Effect 3 is the evolution of an industry! To see three games mould into your own specific storyline is fantastic and this last chapter in the 'Shepard' Mass Effect trilogy rounds it out perfectly. Buy this with the same mentality that you would purchase a piece of art and you cannot be disappointed. What the artist wishes for you to experience is right there, you just have to reach out and grab it.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 27 / Mar / 2012
Anadia
Great game
I really love the Mass Effect series and this game was awesome as the others, but the ending is a bit odd. I highly recommend this game to everyone!
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 27 / Mar / 2012
Gio
Mass Epicness!
An awesome game following two very good games, a must have to complete a trilogy. -Choices from the last 2 games make big difference in some points. -Combat with smarter than the average AI. -Great cinematics. -Great Story (I held my breath quite a few times!) -The ending is a bit of a let-down but since Bioware promised us a DLC to fix it we wait patiently. Its a must play(and the previous ones if you want to have a complete view of this great trilogy).
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 27 / Mar / 2012
Cam
As usual for a Mass Effect : Excellent
Well , it's an amazing game, like the 2 previous. Nothing much to say.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Mar / 2012
Jakovas
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is a game that is definitely aimed at fans of the series, although new comers will be able to pick this up, and enjoy the action and story on offer. Any story elements, and characters impacted by decisions made in previous titles, will be missed though, if you're not continuing on from a save game linked to Mass Effects 1 or 2. Without giving anything away, at least 20+ NPCs have lived between games, and in some cases, whether an NPC is alive or not in Mass Effect 3, is usually dictated by choices made in the other 2 games. While this doesn't ruin the story for newcomers, there will be a lot conversations and characters mentioned, that simply wont mean anything to you. The upside of this for players continuing on from the first 2 games, is the fact that they will often have the opportunity to catch up with NPCs they're already emotionally attached to, due to events that took place before. In term of game play, Mass Effect 3 strikes a good balance between Mass Effects 1 and 2. There's improved customisation elements, thanks to weapon mods and upgrades, but also the slick, fast, cover-centric combat system from Mass Effect 2. Exploration has been streamlined, which keeps the action and story more consistent when playing, and finally, we have multi-player integrated into a Mass Effect game! Although I was not interested in this at first, I have to admit, it combines an excellent 4-player co-op experience, similar to Gears of War 2's Horde mode, but with an an in-depth RPG element. I especially like the fact that credits earned in multi-player victories, can be spent on supplies of varying qualities. Each supply crate provides a random mix of weapons, upgrades, new Characters, mods and equipment. This makes the urge to play more than a few games, very tempting. Couple this with the fact that the silver and gold challenges are no push-over, and we have a fun, social, and addictive multi-player experience. So, to wrap it up, anyone who enjoys Science fiction stories and/or action RPGs should pick this up. The multi-player may not be for everyone, but it is highly enjoyable, with a good balance of instant gratification and challenge, whilst the story mode is fun, engaging and well written.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Mar / 2012
Easyair
Mass Effect 3
Having played Mass Effects 1 and 2, I've religiously followed the story and been an avid fan for many years. Mass Effect 3 just completely blew my mind, and for someone who has only played a handful of games, I'm glad I chose this as one them. The graphics are incredible, the game-play style is suited to most people, regardless of their experience, and the story-line rivals that of even the most epic blockbusters! I wouldn't be surprised if there were a film in the pipeline! Just watching the trailer before the release was enough to give me goosebumps! Don't miss out. Buy Mass Effect 3 and value your time with it! I highly recommend it.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Mar / 2012
Steve
Mass effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is just brill. Go and buy it, nothing more to say.
Age: 35-44
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Mar / 2012
PeaDiddy
Mass Effect 3 (PC)
A very refined game, which takes the action from big Hollywood blockbusters and delivers the control of the story to you. There is none better than the Mass Effect series to build a complete universe of epic proportions! This last episode completes the saga with a feeling of intense and satisfying conclusion to the first two, whilst staying true to the game mechanics, but also improving on many different levels. There are a few awkward camera moments in combat situations, but all can be forgiven due to the immense fun it brings, and flows pretty well in a multiplayer platform as well. One final word for this monster of a game on all platforms - But it now!
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 19 / Mar / 2012
superstarsharpe
Great Game
Having finish the single player story, I can honestly say that I very much enjoyed the game and conclusion to the trilogy series. I imported my save from Mass Effect 2, and set about destroying the Reapers. The combat is more intense than the previous game, but it made it more fun. The story is as good as ever and it is nice to see familiar faces. I've just started a second play-through as well as toying with the online multiplayer which is great fun so far. Waves of enemies and ammo dumps make the carnage very enjoyable and it helps enhance the single player. I would recommend to anyone, especially fans of the series.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 18 / Mar / 2012
Benminx
A staggering finale to an exciting trilogy
I was unsure what to expect with this one. Despite being one of my 2 favourite games series (Far Cry is the other) I was put off a touch by the trailers which all suggested it was going to centre around a lot of combat on Earth in a more MW3 mold. Luckily that's not the case. After a good opening (not as cinematic as ME1 or as heart-stopping as ME2) you start a similar campaign style to the one in ME2, running urgent missions and gathering a few squadmates as you go. I can't go into much detail on any aspect of the plot, as it's a game loaded with well-spaced surprises. To the immense credit of the writers and designers, they've managed the holy trinity of writing on this game: they've managed to bring in almost every character you ever liked from the previous 2 games (as long as you didn't get them killed) in a way that makes you thrilled to see them without making it feel like they were shoe-horned into the plot. They've managed to make the combat and missions even better-written and more exciting. And they've managed what few studios dare: they've given the game a real 'all bets are off' feeling that anything at all could happen. The missions are all tightly-scripted and directly affect the potential outcome of the enormous galactic war that's brewing. Many of them also put you in a position to witness the exact scale of the gigantic carnage and struggle that you're facing, which really reinforces the danger posed by your relentless enemies, the Reapers. They're fast and exciting with great weapons and powers to access, and genuinely useful AI team-mates who have good pathfinding and don't need you to bail them out. Little beats the feeling of making it out of some of these scrapes intact. The graphics and scenes are amazingly cinematic, and the writing ensures that character is king - many of the moments were genuinely emotional and affecting. Scanning of planets for resources, which could become tedious in the previous game, has been rendered exciting by being stripped to basics and frequently involving trying to escape a terrifying charge of Reapers as they blast into your area with a deep bass note and chase you out of the star System. Best of all though is the writing. I've never known a game present me with so many major moral dilemmas that genuinely affect the outcome and ask me to decide between the lesser of two evils. By allowing you to import your saves from the previous games, you genuinely feel invested in all these races and characters, and the impact of having to make galaxy-shaking decisions is incredible. (Although the game did struggle to import my character's face properly due to a change of the 'looks' available, so I had to rebuild her by checking a screenshot from the previous game). The game also has the most 'grown up' and astounding ending I've seen in years with huge ramifications no matter what happens. It's polarised many gamers, but I adored it for its bravery. Bring on more like it, please. The multiplayer - a first for the series - is fun and fast with a mix of species, weapons and players, and by setting 4 players against waves of AI enemies it also forces players to give a damn and revive any fallen colleagues if they're going to survive. Incredibly exciting, beautiful and complex, with some of the most astounding scenes of emotion and intergalactic battles you may ever see - this is The Dark Knight of videogames.
Age: 35-44
Gender: Male
Date: 17 / Mar / 2012
Jason83
Mass Effect 3
To sum Mass Effect 3 into a couple of separate words, I would have to use the following; Epic. Awesome. Game of the year. Mass Effect 3 is a great example of a definite must-own title, that builds on the experience of previous games in the series in an awe-inspiring way! For any fans of RPG games, it's a necessity. I highly recommend it.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 17 / Mar / 2012
Jay
Mass Effect 3
It's difficult to review Mass Effect 3 accurately. For 99% of the time, anyone with a passing interest in the Mass Effect universe will be swept up in one foul swoop, as this is easily one of the greatest games of this generation. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll punch the air at points in the story, but when put into words, it really can't be stressed enough what a fantastic story it is that you're playing through. Simply put, the last ten minutes ruin the game. The sudden, jarring disconnect of the finale is not just bad, but actively makes everything you've done in the previous 3 games completely pointless. There's no replay value after this point, and no sense of satisfaction at finishing the series. Effectively, Bioware have crafted a story that draws you in tightly for hundreds of hours of content, only to slap you in the face at the final point. Up to that point, I recommend this game very highly.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 17 / Mar / 2012
redrooster303
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 was everything I came to expect from the finale of this series. It had everything - the graphics, the game-play. All of it was breathtaking. Also, the inclusion of the multi-player mode put some people off, but I think it was excellent and really adds a lot of replay-ability to it. I highly recommend it.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
Date: 17 / Mar / 2012
Xazzi
Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3 is a fantastic culmination of a breath-taking trilogy, that is well-deserving of it. The game-play is the best around in any first-person-shooter at the moment, and the graphics are stunning. Need I say more?
Age: 18-24
Gender: Male
Date: 17 / Mar / 2012
johnc
Mass Effect 3
Having played Mass Effect 2, I had to have Mass Effect 3! The game-play itself is brilliant, and so are the graphics. The origin software you have to have is a real pain, and I personally hate it, but there's a downside to everything great isn't there? I highly recommend Mass Effect 3.
Age: 45-54
Gender: Male
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