Even the ones we say you can skip (Firewalker and Overlord) do end with Shepard collecting a Prothean artifact and helping/hindering a Cerberus experiment on the Geth. BioWare promises that all decisions and accomplishments made throughout the first two games will play a factor in Mass Effect 3 and we expect each one of the above five DLC offerings does as well. They all offer at least something deeper for the characters, lore and stories of the series. Ideally, and time-permitting, fans of the series should experience all of the DLC. If you've followed the series all along, this is one of the best Mass Effect experiences available. There's a lot of information to be uncovered and great character moments that pay tribute to any potential relationship Shepard had with Liara from the first game. Amazing in-game cinematic moments and action, including a chase scene taken straight out of Star Wars, are just a few highlights, strengthened by two cool boss fights and amazing, unique environments. This DLC feels like it should have been part of Mass Effect 2 and if it was, it'd be a contender for the best mission of the game. The DLC explains what really happened to bring Shepard back to life, and introducers players to the Shadow Broker, a new species, another Spectre and another cool character we've not met before. The DLC sees Shepard head to Illium with information on the Shadow Broker for Liara.
It shares an important story for fans of Mass Effect's lore and is crucial for setting up what will undoubtedly play an important part of ME3.
This DLC is hands-down the best of any added content in the Mass Effect series to date and it gives Liara T'Soni the attention she deserves after her prominent role in the original game.
Key Additions: 6 Updates, 2 Cabin Items, 1 Power, Relationship Update With Liara Price: 800 BioWare Points | 800 Microsoft Points
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