The Rs 5,499 Super Deluxe Edition will get you all of the above as well as a “Super Deluxe Boost pack” which includes a 20-week premium pack to boost your progress. The Deluxe Edition throws in an outfit, an armour kit, a weapon set, a pet monkey (For what joy?), the digital soundtrack and a multiplayer starter kit with some weapons and equipment. This is after paying full price for the game. You can also purchase Andromeda Points packs in quantities valued from Rs 349 to Rs Rs 5,990. You’ll get a Standard Edition of the game for Rs 3,499, a Deluxe Edition for Rs 3,999 and a Super Deluxe Edition for Rs 5,499. The bad news is that unlike most games on Steam, the India prices for the game are in line with global pricing.
The good news is that the game is available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. As with the original trilogy, Mass Effect: Andromeda remains an RPG at heart, but brings the expected assortment of new weapons, features and refinements along with it.Īs exciting as all this sounds, this wouldn’t be an EA game if it didn’t come with in a variety of exorbitant pricing options and a bunch of entirely cosmetic, but ultimately useless upgrades, and of course, micro-transactions. Your goal is to find a new home for humanity in a galaxy where you are the alien. Set in the distant future and well past the time of Shepard and his/her compatriots, the game leaves the cosy confines of our galaxy and takes you, the player, on humanity's first inter-galactic journey, on a trip to Andromeda.
The much awaited successor to the original Mass Effect trilogy is here. At long last, Mass Effect: Andromeda is finally out on PC and console.
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