Mass Effect 2
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Are you prepared to lose everything to save the galaxy? You'll need to be, Commander Shephard. It's time to bring together your greatest allies and recruit the galaxy's fighting elite to continue the resistance against the invading Reapers. So steel yourself, because this is an astronomical mission where sacrifices must be made. You'll face tougher choices and new, deadlier enemies. Arm yourself and prepare for an unforgettable intergalactic adventure.
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Steam User 2
One of the best in the history of video games. An excellent step up from the first, starts off exciting and an epic final mission. Choices carrying through the series and excellent production the whole way.
Steam User 0
Masterpiece. One of my favorite RPGs of all time and the ending is just incredible.
Steam User 0
I triple dog dare you to run a Vanguard build in this game and not say you're having a good time. Impossible.
Mass Effect 2 is peak Mass Effect and as someone who has only beaten this game, I am not entitled to say anything, great game though.
Steam User 0
The original 3 Mass Effect games are definitely among the best RPGs ever made.
Steam User 0
Fantastic sequel, be sure to play Mass Effect 1 first, it's worth it!
Steam User 0
Incredibly detailed world and good mechanics for replayabillity
Steam User 0
This is still one of the best sci-fi RPGs ever made. Not because it has the biggest world or the most complicated systems, but because it makes you care about the people on your ship like they’re an actual crew and not just a menu full of combat abilities.
The whole structure is simple in the best way: build the team, earn their loyalty, prepare the Normandy, and try not to get everyone killed. Every squadmate has their own problems, history, attitude, and baggage, because apparently saving the galaxy also means becoming the galaxy’s most heavily armed therapist.
The loyalty missions are the heart of the game. They make the crew feel real, and they turn the final mission into something much stronger than a normal ending. You’re not just bringing random companions to a big fight. You’re bringing people you spent hours helping, arguing with, trusting, and occasionally wondering why they’re allowed near expensive ship equipment.
The combat is smoother than the first game, the writing is strong, the voice acting is great, and the Normandy still feels like one of the best “home bases” in gaming. The Suicide Mission is famous for a reason: it actually makes your choices, preparation, and relationships matter.
Still a classic. Stylish, emotional, cinematic, and very easy to replay just to spend more time with this crew.