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Mass Effect
- Revelation
- Narrated by: David Colacci
- Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins
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- Some Dude
- 09-01-11
Enhances the enjoyment of the games substantially
This book exposes a lot of back story for Saren and Anderson. It make great strides in making the video games feel weighty. Saren's fall into madness in Mass Effect 1 means much more now that you know what he was like before he discovered Sovereign. The book also humanized Anderson, and that makes him even more likable.
As far as the narrator goes, he is pretty damn great. His female voices are surprisingly good.
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- AxeanaB
- 03-21-15
Fills Some Gaps Prior to First Mass Effect Game
I love the Mass Effect universe. I thoroughly enjoyed playing through all the games and when I saw there are Mass Effect books, I immediately spent Audible credits. "Shut up and take my money, Audible!" So, about the book itself, there was a very brief plot build-up about the First Contact War in the very beginning of the book, which I got super excited about. I thought "Oh, man! How cool! A war novel about the First Contact War!" but I was wrong. After this brief mention the rest of this book is pretty much all about how Saren and Anderson met and what led Saren to become a Reaper agent. I mean, I really enjoyed this book, and I bought the other two consecutive ones in the series. There's some really cool character development you see here that you would have never been able to see in the games. If you are a real Mass Effect fan you would happily give your money to Audible (or get these books from the library) and listen/read the entire series.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-05-19
Good not great
I’ve mostly listened to Star Wars audiobooks. Compared to those this narrator is a bit boring. But the book is serious and military style so it matches. I just like more animated readings and possibly sound effects.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-03-18
Perfect Mass Effect story!
I love Mass Effect, it's my favorite game of all time. And this book does so much to add lore and depth to the universe. It does a good job setting up the alien races and events leading up to the first game. If you have ever played, or are planning on playing the series, I highly suggest you read this first.
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- danny
- 08-29-16
Probably for Mass Effect fans only
This book started kind of slow and then grew into something pretty decent. It felt like Saren's character was over done though. The voice actor did well. Too bad they couldn't have gotten the voice actors from the games to do it though.
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- Robert
- 03-29-17
Great Book.
Although this book didn't have any WOW features that make your heart start pounding or the unyielding need to continue listening non-stop without a break... It kept my interest the whole way through, lots of interesting things going on and I was able to keep up with all of it. I love Drew's idea of space and the game was awesome too, so I don't have to use my imagination that hard to visualize the characters. Very entertaining,. I will be buying the next book in this series, I hope it is at least as good. :)
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- Platypus Man
- 08-04-15
Fun for a Mass Effect fan
I've played all three Mass Effect games multiple times and I'm a big fan of its lore and universe. I'm also a fan of science fiction action, which this mostly consists of. It's not a perfect book, but if you're like me you'll probably enjoy it.
This book was released in early 2007 and is often described as a "prequel" to the first Mass Effect game, but the book actually came out several months beforehand. I can't imagine many people read it then because while it does a good job of explaining the universe and technology to the point that it's still understandable, the visuals leave some to be desired if you haven't already seen the races and sites described. And while the story and action are fun, it really helps if you already know what's going on and can get that extra stuff out of it.
I could go more into the story, but honestly if you're still reading this, you'll probably get enough enjoyment to make it worth your time and money/credit. It's a book about Mass Effect by the primary writer of Mass Effect. It features a few Mass Effect characters and many Mass Effect races, but no morality choices or graphics. It some longer infodumps (many of which are unnecessary to the players of the game), but I still enjoyed them. David Colacci does a decent job in terms of voices - nothing to write home about, but not distracting either.
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- Cody Denson
- 06-25-21
One Long String of Cliches
Reads like a middle school short story. I knew what was about to happen most of the time. Narrator made an attempt but the content was so bad that his performance suffered. Obvious cash grab on the Mass Effect universe.
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- tim thomas
- 02-24-19
Not really worth it
Doesn't add anything to what you know.
Slow and boring, narrator doesn't help at all.
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- B. Cook
- 07-10-18
Great
Really good listening material. I use Audible when I have downtime at work. David colacci has a pleasant voice, and provides consistent audio performance.
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