In the Mass Effect comics, the Adjutant are husk-like creatures with the capability of 'infecting' other organisms with Reaper technology.Įxactly how the enemies will factor into the 'Omega' DLC is unclear - as is how BioWare intends to use their powers to mixup the gameplay and provide fresh surprises in the DLC offering. While fans might first mistake the new enemy as a variation of either the Collector Scion or Reaper Cannibal, the creature is actually a twisted Cerberus-controlled Reaper, known as the Adjutant. 'Omega' isn't positioned to offer as much intriguing insight into the larger Mass Effect universe as ' From Ashes' (which gave players a look at the final days of the Protheans) and ' Leviathan' (which added an extra layer to the Reaper origins) however, there's no doubt that returning characters like Aria and an intriguing new party member, Nyreen Kandros, a female Turian warrior, set in one of the series' most compelling (and shady) locales should make for a worthy detour.Īs we predicted a long time ago, prior to the announcement of the 'Retaliation' DLC pack, the trailer also brings a new enemy type to Mass Effect 3 single player. In ' Omega,' Shepard teams with infamous Asari gangster Aria T'Loak to liberate fan-favorie Mass Effect 2 locale Omgea from Cerberus control. The Mass Effect 3 'Extended Cut' merely fleshed-out the game's endings with only minor tweaks to actual gameplay. Fans will remember that 'From Ashes,' which saw Shepard recover a long-hibernating Prothean ally, was offered alongside the game's launch back in March while 'Leviathan,' a mission to find a mysterious reaper-killer, released on August 28th.

Nearly nine full months after the release of Mass Effect 3, and the subsequent 'ending controversy,' BioWare is set to deliver the second post-launch single player DLC.

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