Mass Effect Trilogy

Mass Effect Trilogy brings together BioWare's original saga of Commander Shepard in one set: Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, exactly as they were first released. Across more than 75 hours of story, you create a single Shepard, make decisions that follow you from game to game, and lead the galaxy's stand against the Reapers, an ancient machine race that returns every fifty thousand years to harvest advanced organic life.

One Shepard, Three Games, Every Choice Remembered

Your Commander Shepard is yours from the first scene. Choose a face, a pre-service history, a psychological profile and one of six classes: Soldier, Engineer, Adept, Infiltrator, Sentinel or Vanguard. Your Mass Effect save imports into Mass Effect 2, and that save carries into Mass Effect 3, so the Council you saved or abandoned, the squadmates who lived or died and the rivals you spared all return to shape what comes next. Paragon and Renegade choices color every conversation, and the consequences of a decision made hours earlier can surface two games later.

The Chapters of the Saga

Mass Effect Shepard becomes the first human Spectre and hunts Saren Arterius, a rogue turian agent commanding an army of geth. Explore uncharted worlds in the Mako, uncover what the Reapers are, and decide the fate of the Citadel itself. This set includes Bring Down the Sky, in which batarian extremists aim an asteroid at a human colony, and Pinnacle Station, a combat simulator challenge run by the veteran Admiral Ahern. Mass Effect 2 Rebuilt by the pro-human organization Cerberus and its enigmatic Illusive Man, Shepard investigates the Collectors, a mysterious race abducting entire human colonies. Recruit a team of specialists, earn their loyalty through personal missions and upgrade the new Normandy before leading everyone through the Omega 4 Relay on a mission few expect to survive. Mass Effect 3 The Reapers arrive and Earth burns. Shepard must rally the krogan, turians, salarians, asari, quarians and geth, settling old grudges and ancient wars along the way, while gathering War Assets for one final push to take back Earth before the cycle of extinction repeats.

Squad Combat and a Personalized Arsenal

• Lead two squadmates into real-time firefights, pausing the action to issue orders, pick targets and chain biotic powers like Warp and Singularity with tech abilities like Overload for devastating combinations.
• Build an arsenal around the way you play, equipping pistols, shotguns, assault rifles and sniper rifles with upgrades and modifications that change how every weapon handles in a fight.
• Watch combat evolve across the trilogy, from the tactical RPG roots of the first game to the tighter, cover-based third-person shooting of Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, with your class abilities growing alongside it.
• Return to the Normandy between missions to talk with your crew, learn their histories and build friendships, rivalries and romances that carry real weight when the stakes rise.

A Cast Worth Fighting For

Much of Mass Effect's reputation rests on its companions. Garrus Vakarian, Tali, Urdnot Wrex, Liara T'Soni, Kaidan Alenko and Ashley Williams stand with you in the first game. Mass Effect 2 adds Mordin Solus, Thane Krios, Legion, Jack, Miranda Lawson, Grunt and Samara, each with a loyalty mission that reveals who they are and decides whether they can survive what lies ahead. By Mass Effect 3, these are people you have known for years, and the choices you made for them pay off in ways few series have matched.

Take the War Online in Mass Effect 3

Beyond the three campaigns, Mass Effect 3 includes class-based online co-op for up to four players. Choose from human and alien soldiers across the six classes, fight wave-based missions against Cerberus, the geth and the Reapers, and unlock new weapons and characters as you go, with each successful mission raising the galaxy's readiness for Shepard's war.

The Normandy is fueled and the crew is waiting for you, Commander. Create your Shepard, make the calls no one else will, and see how far your choices carry you across all three games.