There will be no DLC for ‘Mass Effect: Andromeda’

Plagued with various problems from the development phase to its launch, Mass Effect: Andromeda is being abandoned of sorts by BioWare. Five months after the game was released, the studio announced it won’t be releasing any new downloadable content for the game. In their announcement they say, “Our last update, 1.10, was the final update for Mass Effect: Andromeda. There are no planned future patches for single-player or in-game story content.” The only part of the game that might get some tweaks is in multiplayer content, including plans for N7 Day, which is coming in a few weeks.

Source: Kotaku

‘Mass Effect: Andromeda’ isn’t getting a single-player DLC

If you have been waiting for a single-player DLC for Mass Effect: Andromeda, then we’re sorry to disappoint you but that isn’t going to happen. Earlier this week, a fake company called Sinclair Networks claimed on a Facebook post to have been working on a single-player, story-based DLC for the title until it was killed. BioWare producers were quick to dispute this saying that they don’t hire “fake companies” to work on their DLCs and they haven’t heard of Sinclair Networks.

Even with that news, it looks like there wasn’t even a DLC in the works in the first place. As Slash Gear points out, this marks a big change from the original Mass Effect trilogy, which always had expansions. EA won’t release any official announcements yet but it’s safe to say that an Andromeda DLC isn’t in our future, especially since the Mass Effect franchise is on hold indefinitely due to this game’s mediocre reviews.