‘Mass Effect: Andromeda’ Standard Edition Preorder Comes With Nomad Skin, Explorer Armor & 250 Percent XP Multiplayer Boosters On March 21
"Mass Effect: Andromeda," BioWare's upcoming action role-playing game is all set for a North American release on March 21. Game publisher Electronic Arts are offering the game with different bonuses, as well as collector's items for diehard fans.
The game's most basic package is the standard version and costs $60. This option will not include anything extra, but retailers like Amazon is already offering the game to its Prime members for just $48.
Followed by the deluxe edition priced at $70, it includes a copy of the game and extra stuff. Bonuses included in the package includes Deep Space Explorer armor set, Scavenger armor, Nomad skin, 5 pieces of 50 percent XP boosters for multiplayer matches, Deluxe Launch Pack for multiplayer (giving players instant access several weapons and equipment), 4 Pathfinder casual clothes, the game's digital soundtrack and a pyjack pet, IGN reports.
A super deluxe edition is also available for "Mass Effect: Andromeda." For $100, players will receive one multiplayer Premium Pack, a multiplayer advantage, every week for a total of 20 weeks. This is in addition to the bonuses included with the deluxe variant.
For those with a $100 to spare, can also get themselves the Collector's Edition Die cast Nomad ND1, a 1:18 scale replica of the main vehicle in the game. A remote control version is also available for $200 (out of stock at the moment). Do take note that the collector's editions will not provide a copy of the game nor any bonuses. It is just purchasing the scale or RC model and nothing more.
However, to make things more enticing, gamers preordering the standard edition of "Mass Effect: Andromeda" will also receive the Nomad vehicle skin, Deep Space Explorer armor, and five 50 percent XP multiplayer boosters, which is a part of the deluxe edition.
In related news, similar to the game's predecessor, the multiplayer maps for the next game of the series will also be free. The main difference between the two games is, the multiplayer aspect of the upcoming game will have no bearing on the single player part of it, according to PC Gamer.
Previously, "Mass Effect 3" players need to play multiplayer matches in order to gain useful items like weapons and technology, which can then be used in their own campaigns. With the new game, the players can just ignore their multiplayer stats if they want to.
"Mass Effect: Andromeda" will be out in North America on March 21, while Europe will experience the game starting March 23. Watch the games latest gameplay video: