Mass Effect: Ascension
Aug 2010 · Hachette UK
4.6star
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Location: Our galaxy, at a time set far in our future ...
Every 50,000 years, a race of machines returns to harvest the galaxy's organic life forms. In the first MASS EFFECT game, it is the year 2183, and the machines are about to return once again.
This book will be a bridging novel set between the first and second MASS EFFECT games.
Every 50,000 years, a race of machines returns to harvest the galaxy's organic life forms. In the first MASS EFFECT game, it is the year 2183, and the machines are about to return once again.
This book will be a bridging novel set between the first and second MASS EFFECT games.
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4.6
44 reviews
Stuart McNab (StuMak)
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21 February 2013
A pretty solid and enjoyable read for fans of Mass Effect and Science Fiction. Those that have played the games and read the first book will be happy that Kahlee Sanders returns for a new adventure circulating the events around Cerberus and biotics. Be on the look out for references made in Mass Effect 2 about an event of the Quarian Flotilla!
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A Google user
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30 March 2012
Great. You really get a feel for Gillian and explains what Tali meant about Cerberus attacking her people
A Google user
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12 April 2012
i like the game now it time to read book by the lookes good
About the author
Drew Karpyshyn is a writer/designer for games company, Bioware, and is one of the lead writers on the Mass Effect videogame. He lives in Alberta, Canada.
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