BioWare has finally treated its loyal gamers to more details regarding “Mass Effect: Andromeda.” The developer’s newest role playing game now features much improved graphics and characters. In addition to that, gamers will be glad to know that they will be having new in-game experiences as well.

It has been recently reported that, for the very first time since the “Mass Effect” gaming franchise was launched, its gamers are now allowed to craft and name their own weapons. They will be using these self-named tools as they take future Ryders to the Andromeda Galaxy. In order to find a new home, they will have to team up with other explorers.

The team behind “Mass Effect: Andromeda” has definitely invested a lot into the development of the gaming franchise. In the process, it would appear that BioWare was focused on pleasing its gamers - reportedly to appease them for the controversial “Mass Effect 3” ending.

Whether or not the recent developments for “Mass Effect: Andromeda” were to make up for past mistakes, BioWare wrote in a statement that the said game is their “most ambition ‘Mass Effect’ game to date.”

“We are telling new stories, creating new characters, new planets, new species, and introducing new game play systems,” BioWare wrote. “We are bringing ‘Mass Effect’ to the FrostbiteTM game engine.”

“Mass Effect: Andromeda” will be launched on different gaming platforms, namely, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. The release will reportedly begin in the US on March 21, then to Europe on March 23.

Shortly before its release, it has been previously announced that “Mass Effect: Andromeda” will be having a multi-player beta test. To date no official date has been tied to the beta, but there are initial instructions that must be followed for those who want to take part in it.