Returning to Andromeda now having played the Legendary Edition, I'm struck by the combat, which is fun, snappy and responsive. I didn't regret my time playing it, but I really have no desire to ever pick it up again." "It's a decently fun game with no obnoxious flaws, but it doesn't really do anything noteworthy either. "I tend to describe Andromeda as 'aggressively average'," BlazeOfGlory72 wrote. The story as a whole I think is pretty cool, just the writing isn't the best." Some of the planets in Andromeda were simply beautiful. "It's not perfect no game is," said VolatileElmo, "but the one thing I absolutely loved was the exploration. "Just finished Andromeda after playing the trilogy and I have to say while the trilogy is better, the first few hours of Andromeda wasn't really getting me hooked but the more I played I enjoyed it and by the end of it I was actually keen on seeing what's next," danish0o74 said in a thread posted to the Mass Effect subreddit this week. Now? With the Legendary Edition over a month old, some have rinsed through all three games and, suitably pumped for what's next for the franchise, dipped back into Andromeda. Either way, Andromeda flopped and BioWare soon moved on, leaving it sequel-less. Some thought the game was just okay, others considered it outright awful. I think it's fair to say it didn't stick the landing. Without Commander Shepard, the Normandy and the original trilogy's cast of much-loved characters, Andromeda set out for a new galaxy, a new premise and new party members. Beyond that, though, Andromeda's missions, storyline and characters failed to set the world on fire.
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