EA games has released their newest game: Mass Effect Galaxy. It is a game with two parts, arcade style combat and multiple choice conversations. During combat, your character is moved using the accelerometer. Tapping enemies on screens locks on to them and you auto-fire until your target is dead. Enemies return fire with slow moving laser beams.
This is what Toucharcade thinks about the game:
To make things worse, these choices haven’t had an effect on the outcome of any of the dialog portions I’ve replayed with opposite responses, making the entire exercise fairly pointless. In the E3 video below, the EA representative walking us through the game explains that in some later conversations there are choices that affect the outcome, but always having multiple options available earlier even when they do nothing seems like a waste of time.
I’m sure hardcore fans of the Mass Effect universe will enjoy getting a head start on the plot of Mass Effect 2, but for players like myself who didn’t make it too far into Mass Effect (or haven’t played it at all), Mass Effect Galaxy doesn’t bring much to the table.
Below is a gameplay video taken by an EA representative:
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