'Vast Majority' of Mass Effect Andromeda Playable After Story

Most of the world, including loyalty missions, won't be closed off once the story is over.

By Jordan Sirani

The "vast majority" of Mass Effect: Andromeda and its side quests will remain open upon completion of the main story, according to the game's lead designer, Ian Frazier.

When asked by PC Gamer whether or not there are missions that expire as players progress through the story, Frazier responded: "...there's a handful of quests that, if you finish the main story, are no longer accessible. But it's a pretty small percentage. But the vast majority of the game, including the loyalty missions, Mass Effect-2 style, you can do even after you finish the main story. Most parts are still open."

IGN recently went hands-on with BioWare's upcoming sci-fi RPG. Check out our spoiler-free Mass Effect: Andromeda impressions to read our thoughts on the game's classes and skills, dialogue choices, environment, enemy variety, and much more.

Mass Effect: Andromeda will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on March 21 in the US and March 23 in Europe and Australia. Stay tuned to IGN and IGN's Mass Effect wiki for continued coverage as its release date approaches.

Jordan is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @jdsirani.

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