Mass Effect 2

thunderboltgames.com review
Mass Effect 2 is no longer an RPG. At least, it’s not an RPG in the sense that the first one was. There is now a simple skill tree system instead of a fully blown stat sheet, and the action now plays out like a third-person tactical shooter. What remains of Mass Effect is the excellent conversation system. The already impressive presentation has also gotten an upgrade, leaving the first Mass Effect behind in a trail of dust. It’s really quite bizarre to see a sequel to a game so well received to change so much.
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gamesradar.com review
Another innovative story mechanic in Mass Effect 2 is the ability to interrupt a conversation with an action. Don't care for that Krogan's long-winded rant about his clan's schemes on galactic domination? Then shoot the exploding tank under his feet and get the action moving! These interrupts can push you more toward Paragon (good) or Renegade (evil) status, depending on context and are an exciting addition to Mass Effect 2's already robust dialog options.
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gamedaily.com review
On top of that, Mass Effect 2 has an outstanding soundtrack that's a great mix of thunderous orchestral tracks and stuff that seems ripped from 80s sci-fi flicks, including Aliens. Shepard's ship, for example, has four decks, one of which is his personal quarters, and we spent some time just messing with the audio player and watching the stars slowly pass by his window. Don't be surprised, of course, if you do similar things, whether it's downloading free content and wandering through alien worlds, having a conversation with a member of the crew or catching up on the news.
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gamesaktuell.de review
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eurogamer.pt review
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