The Andromeda Initiative is a strategy formulated by the Milky Way's four most powerful civilizations: humanity the blue, mono-gendered asari the amphibian salarians and the dinosaur-like turians. Andromeda begins somewhere between the events of Mass Effect 2 and 3, and follows the exploits of the Andromeda Initiative. Using ancient alien technology and a newly discovered mass effecting mineral, known as Element Zero, humanity has spread its civilization across the Milky Way galaxy.
In the twenty-second century, humanity has joined an alliance of alien civilizations, having finally mastered the art of interstellar travel. Mass Effect: Andromeda is set in the year 2819, following a 600-year journey in cryo-stasis across dark space from our galaxy to Andromeda. Here's a quick primer to get you up to speed. The first thing newcomers might be wondering is what exactly is going on? Mass Effect: Andromeda sets the tone a little in its opening, but a lot of the nuance is left to the previous trilogy.
Here are a few quick tips for Mass Effect: Andromeda newcomers, whether you're new to the franchise or returning after the series' five-year slumber. It's also quite different from the previous games, and if you're new to the franchise, you might find yourself wondering where all these strange aliens fit into the game's space age universe. Besides the bugs and the over-reliance on filler side quests, Mass Effect: Andromeda has some of the best combat in the franchise, complete with fun characters, an engaging plot, and a deep multiplayer.
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