Games reviews roundup: Mass Effect: Andromeda; Voez; Ghost Blade HD

PS4, Xbox One, PC, EA, cert: 16 Despite the lofty reputation that the original Mass Effect trilogy (2007-12)has garnered, it's crucial to remember that those games had no shortage of bugs, errors and glitches on release. Bearing this in mind will make the failings of Andromeda far more palatable. Chiefly, those irritants are in the domain of animation, with characters' facial features and physical movements feeling wooden and unnatural. These are real problems in a game where relationships are central to an investment in the universe. Set 600 years after the events of Mass Effect, you play either Sara or Scott Ryder, helping guide an ark vessel to a new home world in the Andromeda Galaxy, where new threats await.