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BioWare role-playing games and Badhai Lo (2025) Hindi Web Seriessex sort of go hand-in-hand, and Mass Effect: Andromeda is no different.

The Canada-based developer has built up a reputation for giving players a variety of choices to make as they play, up to and including who they would most like to bone. So obviously when the new Andromedatrailer dropped, the question on everyone's lips was: "Can I kiss that alien?"

Yes, yes you can. Humans too, apparently.

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The story trailer's hint of romance sent a portion of the social media-using community into an excited tailspin. Some pondered about who they'd like to kiss in the upcoming game. Others asked which aliens are boning-friendly.

Needless to say, things get a little weird.

Mass Effect: Andromedacomes to PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on March 21. Tune in on all the bawdy chatter below.

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