BioWare has released a new video dedicated to Mass Effect: Andromeda which focuses on exploration and discoveries within the game. The trailer begins by reminding us that the title will be full of amazing worlds to discover, and that the story takes place in the star cluster Helius, a portion of space populated by dozens of star systems and that we could visit by selecting them from the Navigator aboard the Tempest.

Mass Effect: Andromeda will include over 100 planets, each of these has its own story, its characters and its challenges.

The trailer shows the planet Eledin which is described as an inhospitable planet due to the high heat and the resulting water scarcity, the surface is also dotted with ancient artifacts watched by dangerous creatures. It also appears that before exploring a planet the AI of the Tempest will provide directions to some key locations but the player still has the complete freedom to explore the planet as you wish.

We'll also find key places during the exploration that will become of the stations to which you can move around with the quick trip or as a recovery station for our Nomad and that will allow us to change our equipment or that will provide cover in the event of environmental risks. Each planet will in fact environmental risks, whether it be local or phenomena found all over the planet.

Exploring the planet and discovering new places, characters and whatnot I will enhance the livability. Increase this statistic will allow us to create outposts and improve Andromeda space station Initiative. However you will need to reach the 40% of life before a planet is ready to support the space station, you can reach that value environmental threats or risks disrupting on the planet, allying with the local population and completing specific tasks.

Finally, each planet has a vast network of ancient "safes", access them, and write them on the net could be a major challenge, but could also be the solution for survival in the Andromeda Galaxy.

Below are the new trailer for Mass Effect: Andromeda. Good Vision!