Mass Effect Legendary Edition, BioWare’s remaster of the Mass Effect trilogy, is almost here, and now fans can make their own cover art for it.
The box art maker, which can be found on the game’s website, allows players to pick which characters they want to appear on the cover. Fans can also customize other elements, like the background and a color scheme based on which morality you pick. For example, if you wanted Miranda Lawson and Liara T’Soni to appear prominently on the cover, you could select them as your favorite squadmates, and they’d be featured on the final product.
Once you’ve settled on who you want on your cover, you’ll be able to download the final image in three different options: social share (intended for uploading to social media), a 4K wallpaper, and then a box art sleeve for either PlayStation 4 or Xbox One.
Seeing the full PlayStation 4 and Xbox One sleeve load up after tinkering around with it is fun, and fans are already sharing their custom cover art online.
One person even used it to make a poster that only had Garrus Vakarian on it. This isn’t an option in the customizer — EA’s website only lets you pick each character once — so this person had to Photoshop their artwork. But it’s a good goof using assets from the tool.
The custom cover maker isn’t the only goodie announced Wednesday. BioWare has published loads of free content that was originally included in the deluxe editions of Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, to keep fans occupied until the release of the remaster. Interested parties can now grab 88 music tracks from across the trilogy, including a new song called “Resynthesis”; two digital art books; two digital comic books; and a digital lithograph of the Normandy in action. These downloads are available for free on the game’s website.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition will come out on May 14 for PS4, Windows PC, and Xbox One, and will be playable on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X via backward compatibility.
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