BioWare has promised that more downloadable content will be released for Mass Effect 3 and it seems that the first details and the actual release periods for all these add-ons have just been leaked on the web, thanks to an anonymous source.
Mass Effect 3 was launched back in March and, since then, developer BioWare has kept on releasing lots of new content, either in the form of new things for the multiplayer mode, like the Rebellion or Earth DLCs, or new single-player adventures, like the recent
Leviathan add-on.
Recently, the studio has confirmed that more content is coming for both modes, as an
Omega expansion will be playable in the single-player experience, while a new pack will arrive for the online one.
Now, a member of the
Clevernoob forums has posted a supposed release schedule for all the future add-ons that will be made for Mass Effect 3 as well as some details about each of them.
These include a variety of story-based expansions as well as one last multiplayer add-on, and culminate with the release of a free single-player DLC called Rebirth that requires all previous packs. Check out the list below.
Mass Effect 3 Guardian DLC: 800 MS/BioWare Points
The truth is close. Discover the mysteries and secrets hidden in the heart of every civilization. DLC release date: November 2012
Mass Effect 3 Retaliation DLC: Multiplayer DLC and last.
Mass Effect 3 Assassin DLC pack: (DLC name may change)
Weapon DLC pack: DLC release date: November 2012
Mass Effect 3 War Assets Cinematics DLC: free DLC
DLC release date: not yet known
Mass Effect 3 Take Earth Back DLC: free DLC
Expand your experience in the battle for Earth. DLC release date: probably December 2012
Mass Effect 3 Light DLC{DLC name may change}:800 MS/BioWare Points:
Activate mass relay and discover uncharted corners of the Milky Way.
Mass Effect 3 Rebirth DLC: free DLC (requires all DLC)
DLC release date: February 2013 This is the last DLC
It’s unclear if this schedule is accurate, so let’s hope that BioWare will share more of its plans soon.
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