Mass Effect 2: Arrival Review

By Eduardo Rebouí§as

Knock knock. Who's there? The Reapers! The Reapers wh… oh, crap.



While we're crouched in our corners anxiously waiting and craving for Mass Effect 3 after playing through the consistently excellent Mass Effect 2 and its DLCs, Bioware has attempted to bridge both games with its latest and final DLC offering, The Arrival. Unfortunately, that effort…

  • Challenging combat scenarios
  • ...but with a throwaway advance-even-if-you-lose fight
  • Tries to bridge Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3
  • Lots of story inconsistencies
  • No choice
  • Really, really short

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Eduardo Rebouí§as
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