Its a Mass Effect 1 reunion as Liara joins up to help fight Cerberus while Kaiden or Ashley get their ass KICKED.

Shepard gets a new hovercraft called the Hammerhead and has fun with the Blood Pack and Blue Suns!

On the Citadel, Thane and Garrus have two separate yet equally important loyalty missions. These are their stories.

Samara has to fight her daughter and Jack has to fight her past. Also, fun with an old Krogan on Omega!

Miranda ran from her father because she thought he was a monster. Jacob finds that his father has become a monster.

Its a trap! Shepand and team head into a disabled Collector Ship only to find out it is fully operational.

We finish up Illium (for now) by finally meeting with Liara, and then its time to fight some Geth and reunite with Tali!

Shepard continues the Illium trip to recruit a badass asari and a badass drell. Wait, what's a drell?

Shepard heads to Illium and its a giant Mass Effect 1 reunion! Shiala! Gianna Parasini! CONRAD F***ING VERNER!!!

Kaiden is back and WOW WTF DUDE I THOUGHT WE WERE FRIENDS, A--HOLE! Unless its Ashley who is also standoffish.

Shepard's To Do List: 1. Free Jack from prison 2. Zoom with Kasumi 3. Return to the Citadel, get into advertising

We head off to recruit the krogan scientist Dr. Okeer, but who comes back to the Normandy with us?

Shepard and crew go after a vigilante named Archangel and find themselves an old friend.

The plague section on Omega hits very differently today than it did ten years ago. Mordin is still intense, though!

We finally get to starting Mass Effect 2 which starts with the death of Commander Shepard. WHAT???

We head to Ilos for some exposition and then return to a burny Citadel to finish the game. Find out who survives!!!

Shepard is grounded and stuck on the Citadel. Time to finish up any side quests and ponders a life of weapons smuggling!

Tali and Garrus highlight Shepard's relationship with his crew and also how all the aliens have father issues.

Who is Cerberus and why are they always messing with Husks and Thresher Maws?

Come for the aggressive biotics and angry Batarians! Stay for the game recommendations and ethics discussions!

The squad talks about some of the side quests in the game including the ones with the husks. SO MANY DAMN HUSKS!

The squad finally arrives on Virmire, where Mass Effect becomes MASS EFFECT. Goodbye, full team-selection screen.

Kaiden is bland while Ashley has never worked with aliens before and it shows.

We look at Wrex's membership on the team and how it is influenced by the history of the Krogan Genophage.

We enter the Hot Labs and face off against Matriarch Benezia, and as a follow up get to decide a species' fate.

Noveria is cold but the hotel is hot with corporate intrigue as Shepard must find a way into the garage.

No Reapers this week as we instead deal with the ancient, mind controlling plant known as the Thorian.

Liara finally shows up to complete the party and we return to the Citadel only to encounter some... uh... mean people.

There are plenty of distractions on the Citadel, from the enigmatic consort Sha'ira to a deadly Quasar game in Flux.

After Eden Prime, Shepard heads to the Citadel to inform the Council of Saren's threat. But will they listen?

We talk about our first impressions of the Legendary Edition and then go over the mission to Eden Prime.

Meet Nick, Chip, and Kurabara who will be taking the galactic journey through the Mass Effect games.

Introducing your new favorite podcast on the Citadel!

This week we bid farewell to Anthem and possibly the term "looter shooter," we look further at the CD Projekt Red hacking, and Nick is getting tired of Henry Cavill being in all the video game movies.

This week the lads sit down and discuss the demo for Outriders and Robs goes deep into Valheim alongside other news and happenings.

DLC being used to enhance a game more than a month after it's release? Madness!

The clock is ticking.

"All empires fall. We can only hope that what we leave behind inspires respect and admiration."

BioWare delays the conclusion of its space-epic so that it can aim for 'a larger market opportunity.'