By joining forces with Aria and the much talked about Nyreen Kandros - and assuming most players will be taking a battle-hardened Shepard into the DLC - the player wields control of a truly potent fighting force, highlighted by a few well-needed additional attacks.

Your mission: take Omega back from Cerberus control, whatever the cost.Ĭarrie-Anne Moss reprises her role as the no-nonsense crimelord, although the conversations with Shepard are not as lengthy or impactful as some might hope. It isn't often that Aria T'Loak, the Queen of organized crime aboard Omega takes a partner, but Shepard has proven that there's no problem that can't be solved with gunfire and conversation. Unlike the previously released 'Leviathan' DLC which delivered little to fans beside another dive into the mythology behind the mysterious Reapers, 'Omega' is structured around a much clearer mission progression. BioWare may not be attempting to reinvent the wheel with new mechanics or challenges but they do offer a large dose of gameplay along with a higher level of difficulty.

And for the most part, they follow through. The details leading up to the launch of 'Omega' promised many things fans had long hoped for: a female Turian squadmate, a return to Omega - the galaxy's worst hive of scum and villainy - and as was implied in the DLC's launch trailer, a chance to incite rebellion. It's difficult to gauge the fan base's desire to play as Commander Shepard once again - at the highest price of admission for singleplayer DLC we've seen from the series - but BioWare is promising the biggest expansion to date, and one that shouldn't disappoint. While BioWare may be hard at work on their next Mass Effect adventure, Commander Shepard has one more battle to fight thanks to the newly released 'Omega' DLC for Mass Effect 3. Mass Effect 3's main story line may have been concluded, but that doesn't mean players have experienced all the game is looking to offer.

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