Mass Effect: Paragon Lost Review
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
Mass Effect Comes to Life
It’s no secret that I LOVE the Mass Effect series…
Not long after I finished the final game – Mass Effect 3 I discovered that there was a new animation coming out, Mass Effect: Paragon Lost.
Right away I was pleased with the movie, at the very start of the movie there is a great fight scene. It was awesome to see the biotics in a movie form, they did a great job combining these characters with the everyone else.
Story Line of Mass Effect: Paragon Lost
The story of Mass Effect: Paragon Lost is somewhere around the start of Mass Effect 2.
The main character in this movie is James Vega, one of the new character in Mass Effect 3.
I wish I had watched this before playing Mass Effect 3 because this is a really good back story into who he is and how he got into the N7 program.
(Vega in Mass Effect 3)
Vega is stationed on a remote colony, the same kind of colony that The Collectors where using to capture and harvest humans – Just like on Mass Effect 2.
Eventually The Collectors come and round up everyone on their giant ships.
So it is then up to Vega and his team to rescue everyone on board.
During Mass Effect: Paragon Lost you will see small cameo appearances from characters like General Hackett, Anderson and even a glimpse of the Reapers.
I don’t want to give too much away but over-all, I am very impressed at the movie!
If you are a fan like me, you won’t be unimpressed with Mass Effect: Paragon Lost.
Mass Effect: Paragon Lost Trailer
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