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Steam
Very positive
64,552 reviews
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Echoes of Mystralia$15.89Mass Effect Legendary Edition was developed by BioWare. Publisher: Electronic Arts. Game modes: Single-player and Multi-player.
In the recorded Steam data, 91% of 64,552 user reviews are positive. HowLongToBeat reports about 61.1 hours for the main story.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition bundles the single-player base content of all three Mass Effect games together with over 40 pieces of DLC, including promo weapons, armor, and item packs, remastered and optimized for 4K Ultra HD with HDR support. Commander Shepard's fight against the greatest threat humanity has ever faced runs across all three games through a single launcher, with enhanced models, shaders, lighting, and full-resolution audio applied throughout the trilogy.
Character creation has been unified across all three titles, so options like hair, makeup, eye color, and skin tone carry consistently whether you're starting the first game or continuing into the third, and the iconic Femshep design from Mass Effect 3 is now available from the very beginning. The original Mass Effect specifically received the heaviest overhaul: improved aiming and weapon balance, better Mako vehicle controls, reworked squad and cover behavior, and a full environmental art pass with updated lighting and effects.
Choices still carry across the entire trilogy exactly as they always did, shaping missions, relationships, and the galaxy's fate as your Shepard's story continues from one game into the next. On the technical side, all three games now support native controllers, 21:9 widescreen, DirectX 11, and a modernized PC interface. DLC included spans story content like Lair of the Shadow Broker, Arrival, Omega, and Citadel, alongside a long list of weapon, armor, and cosmetic packs pulled from across the original trilogy's release history.