Since the news about Mass Effect: Andromeda is now starting to spread, those who are expecting BioWare's follow-up to the Shepard Trilogy already had a clearer view on what the upcoming game will look like. Recently, fans have noticed more villains from Mass Effect: Andromeda, as well as the background story of Pathfinder Initiative.
According to Push Square, gamers are now being introduced to a lot of characters and storytelling devices in Mass Effect: Andromeda. However, there were only minimal details that were revealed about the method of the new gameplay. Meanwhile, this is already anticipated to alter within the following days. The lead designer of the game, Ian S. Frazier, said something about the game's difficulty on Twitter.
Based on the brief discussion made on Franzier's Twitter account, gamers don't have to beat Mass Effect: Andromeda once before given access to the game's most difficult gameplay mode, Game Rant reported. However, fans of the series would accept the possibility to play Insanity difficulty without plowing through Mass Effect: Andromeda's long narrative.
Frazier was also able to reveal that Mass Effect: Andromeda would also be using a mechanic. It is said to scratch the itch of those who want something similar to the Trials feature Dragon Age: Inquisition. These trials let players power-up their enemies or stop their own party throughout gameplay with the assurance of a better loot.
