The consciously dumb plot is bolstered by some of the best writing in the game and some fantastic character moments, including the glorious return of Wrex. The entire mission is campy, self aware, and fun. Spoiler: The leader is an Evil Shepard Clone and Brooks is secretly pulling her strings. With the aid of well voiced, bumbling Alliance analyst Maya Brooks, Shepard seeks to uncover just what's up with all these pirates and their evil leader. Shepard leaves the apartment to grab some sushi with Joker when a group of corny, one-liner spitting space pirates attack. It was formerly Captain Anderson's, and a large number of biographical data pads can be found around the apartment to flesh out his character.
In this new episode, Commander Shepard is given a luxury apartment on the Citadel to unwind in while the Normandy undergoes repairs. Having all of your squad from the current and previous games alive is pretty important to getting the most out of this DLC. Everyone alive pops up in this DLC, but if you haven't finished their stories, you're not going to see them. The new content in the Citadel DLC can be accessed any time after your encounter with Kai Leng and Udina on the Citadel in the game's main story, but you're best waiting until you've completed everything through the Priority: Horizon mission and all of the side quests involving crew members from the previous games. Thankfully, Bioware proved me wrong Citadel is the fullest, most well made DLC content in the entire Mass Effect series.
After being massively let down by Omega, I wasn't expecting much from Citadel. It follows From Ashes, an almost essential DLC that adds an important new character, Leviathan, which I found to be a mixed bag, and Omega, which had some fun combat but often terrible writing and wasn't worth the price. Citadel is the final story-driven DLC release for Mass Effect 3 and marks the official end of the game's development.
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