"Mass Effect: Andromeda" has announced the official PC gaming system requirements and the conditions are quite serious. This, however, does not equate terrible feature hunt as first-hand observers noted that the demands are quite similar to "Battlefield 1's requirements. On the other hand, BioWare welcomes Natalie Dormer as the new voice for "Mass Effect: Andromeda". Keep reading to know some of her revelations.

According to PC Gamer, "Mass Effect: Andromeda" galaxies will require different sets of conditions. First, Mercury is playable only either Intel Core i5 3570 or AMD FX-6350 processors coupled with 8 GB RAM. "Mass Effect: Andromeda" features will be best at Nvidia GTX 660 2GB or AMD Radeon 7850 2GB.

Meanwhile, "Mass Effect: Andromeda's Apollo demands for Intel Core i7-4790 or AMD FX-8350 running under 16 GB RAM. The game highlight is best using NVIDIA GTX 1060 3GB or AMD RX 480 4GB video cards. Both "Mass Effect: Andromeda" galaxies will run under 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 requiring at least 55 GB of free space. DirectX 11 version is booted to host the game.

Conversely, Natalie Dormer enters "Mass Effect: Andromeda" as Lexi T'Perro, The Guardian reported. Her character is a 600-year-old Asari whose description reprises her characters from previous engagements like "Tudors," "The Hunger Games" and "Game of Thrones." 

Dormer admits her lack gaming interest but her "Mass Effect: Andromeda" character is no stranger to the roles she is famous for. Banking on focused, conniving and manipulative edges, this girl will surely make it big for "Mass Effect: Andromeda" fans. She remarked that there are options within the interaction of the characters making too human and detailed.

Dormer's "Mass Effect: Andromeda" admission reflects BioWare's plan of being more personal with the game. The actress also noted that she now understands "Mass Effect: Andromeda's addictive and immersive qualities and the sophistication of its storytelling and quoted: "We learn and grow."

"Mass Effect: Andromeda" arrives on March 21 in North America and March 23 in Europe.