Relive the American Revolution or experience it for the first time in Assassin's Creed® III Remastered, with enhanced graphics and improved gameplay mechanics. Also includes Assassin's Creed Liberation remastered and all solo DLC content.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 7.14/day in the week to Aug 11 → 8.86/day in the week after.
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During the winter steam sale, I decided I wanted to play all Assassin's Creed games. I played Black Flag back in like 2015 so figured I would get every game up to that. Assassin's Creed: Pretty basic, good introduction to the series. Didn't care about Desmond and Altair's decision at the end baffled me but was cleared up by Revelations. Was thankful Steam did not have achievements because I did not want to do the collectathon without maps. Assassin's Creed II: Rounded out the game, made it more fun. Switched the protagonist to the charismatic Ezio. Added swimming. The only odd thing was Ezio offhandedly mentions 20 years passed when I thought it had been like three months and I was not going to collect 100 feathers. Still, a good time. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: Hands down my favorite one and it made me finally care about Desmond. Claudia aged fabulously, still looking like a teenager despite being in her mid 30s. I loved being able to restore Rome by capturing districts and reopening shops. Didn't understand buying landmarks, but I digress. This was also the first time the port to PC felt smooth enough whereas the other two had me jumping off things randomly. I did not care for the Leonardo missions but I am guessing I'm in the minority there. It was really just the optional stuff I hated. Assassin's Creed Revelations: Felt like a continuation of Brotherhood. Nothing amazing gameplay wise. I did like going back to see Altair's story but it felt bit intrusive. Also was not a fan of the district's falling over and over again if you did not send constant assassins. Was also constantly low on cash but that was a me issue. Which brings us to Assassin's Creed III. When they remastered it, they even remastered the bugs. Dialogue being mislabeled, Juno's cutscene at the end just lacking voiceover entirely, animus descriptions starting in the middle of paragraphs so having to scroll up to the top, constantly consulting guides because markers did not appear on maps, catching up to Charles Lee in the last mission only for it to break, him randomly stop, and having to do it again. And all that is fine. I can live with all that. I can even live with -Never getting more health. -Big guys always being able to counter me. -Every Naval mission. -Every Naval mission where the optional mission depends on allies health. -Stealth just being subpar. -Connor's voice acting. -The sudden control scheme change and death of the weapon wheel. -The weird way weapon stats are displayed in stores. -The assassin's never really being explained and having to stumble on it at the end of the game after I had already done everything else. Would've been a great way to earn money without the crafting. -The crafting and convoy system. -Needing to do all the optional objects at once for them to count. But why, oh dear God... WHY DID THEY NOT REVEAL THE WHOLE MAP WITH THE VIEWPOINTS? I liked that I could reveal the map by running around it but the viewpoints are supposed to be the end all be all to seeing it. Now I have to spend 15 minutes running in the west side of New York because there's nothing high enough to put a viewpoint? That one dark spot I missed, I just have to deal with or spend several minutes going out of my way to lighten it up. The one good thing I can say about this game is that I developed a deep love for the homestead and all the character's there. And by all the characters I mean everyone except the woodcutters and their wives because they were boring and unforgettable. If Diana wasn't with the Doctor in his last mission, I wouldn't know her name. But Myriam was fantastic... Except in her wedding where she runs away not wanting to be a housewife and you catch up to her and she just... suddenly is at the wedding without any conflict resolution or dialogue. Big Dave was cool through and through. Ellen and Marie escaping the abusive husband/dad and the homestead defending them from her as a family. Doctor White's redemption and his help with the baby. I loved the Homestead. It had issues sure, like having to study them all three times for them to appear in animus but the only one that was really annoying with was Norris. I suspect Myriam might have been annoying but I happened to get all of hers in like five minutes. Everything else though? Awful. And yes, I am writing this because I just encountered a bug. 99%. 99 freaking percent. And the thieves guild quests just... vanished. I can't 100% it now because it's gone so I can't make progress. I read about it not being viewable in the frontier. So I went to New York, nope. I went to Boston, nope. I even went to the homestead, then back to the frontier. Nope and nope. It's just gone. 20 minutes of credits and nobody to fix that bug. The hilarious thing is, every bug I encountered was there at the initial release. People were complaining about them 12 years ago. They just didn't care to fix them. They slapped a remaster on that and called it fine. The other games had bugs too, but they were so little I hardly noticed them and it didn't impact gameplay. These severely did. I couldn't wait to get home and play Ezio's games but when I looked at Assassin's Creed III, all I felt was dread. If you think you love this game and only played it at launch, try it again. I dare you. And if you happen to know how to fix the bug. Please help me.
Ubisoft Connect is UNBEARABLE! Ubisoft please fix your mess. ALSO the original game had bugs but this is SOMEHOW worse.
While the game is great and I love it so far (first time AC player) I'm saying no due to Ubisoft's awful launcher. Usually, I don't care but with this game I received it from my purchase of AC Odyssey. The major issue is, this game WILL NOT activate in the Ubisoft launcher without first fully downloading Odyssey and launching it. Ubisoft Connect (or Ubisoft in general) gives zero information about this. Just beware of activation issues if you get this game through Odyssey.
A legendary historical epic trapped inside a broken, deeply frustrating "remaster" that honestly breaks more than it fixes. When it launched in 2012, the original Assassin's Creed III split the fanbase, but time had actually been quite kind to Connor Kenway’s brutal, heavy-hitting frontier saga. Unfortunately, Assassin's Creed III Remastered manages to fumble that legacy by being an absolute technical mess on modern hardware. While the marketing promised a definitive 4K overhaul, the community's recent reviews are completely flooded with downvotes for a reason. The game is absolutely riddled with aggressive visual and mechanical bugs that weren't even in the original version, completely shattering the immersion of an otherwise brilliant historical setting. The "graphical upgrades" are a massive point of contention, frequently feeling like a complete downgrade in art direction. The new lighting engine is aggressively over-baked, completely ruining the gritty, cinematic atmosphere of colonial America and turning character faces into washed-out, plasticky play-dough nightmares that make serious cutscenes look comically bad. Mechanically, things are even worse; the remaster managed to completely break the stealth AI, meaning enemies will regularly spot you through solid walls or lock onto you from a mile away. Combined with an infuriating 63 FPS engine lock on PC that makes high-refresh-rate rigs stutter, the game feels incredibly clunky and unresponsive to play. What pushes the recent reviews into "Mostly Negative" territory, however, is the textbook Ubisoft wrapper. Players are constantly locked out of the game entirely due to the mandatory Ubisoft Connect launcher crashing, forcing them into endless authentication loops or throwing CD-key errors for a game they legally own. Because Ubisoft aggressively pulled the superior 2012 original version from the Steam store, fans are rightfully furious that this glitched, poorly optimized port is now the only way to experience Connor's story. It is a heartbreakingly lazy remaster of a game that deserved so much better. 4/10 — They fixed a few bush stealth mechanics, but in return, they gave everyone claymation faces, broke the AI, and let the Ubisoft launcher delete my save file. Play the original if you can find a copy.
I bought Assassin's Creed III Remastered mainly because of nostalgia. I spent countless hours playing the original version on Xbox 360, and I was excited to experience it again. Unfortunately, the remaster left me disappointed. The game still suffers from various bugs, including animation glitches, strange NPC behavior, and occasional mission issues. While the visuals are improved in some areas, many old problems remain. The gameplay also feels clunky and outdated compared to modern titles. I really wanted to recommend this game because of the great memories I have from the Xbox 360 version, but the technical issues make it difficult. This remaster had a lot of potential, yet it feels like it needed much more polish before release.
[h2] Эхо ушедшей эпохи [/h2] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3784777269 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3784021292 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3779680227 Assassin’s Creed III Remastered - это проект, который вызывает серьезный внутренний раскол у каждого, кто следил за развитием франшизы с самого начала. Переиздание наглядно показывает, как амбициозные и смелые идеи могут спотыкаться о техническую реализацию, специфический темп повествования и спорные геймдизайнерские решения. Игра отчаянно пытается усидеть на двух стульях: быть масштабным историческим эпиком и одновременно закончить сложнейшую научно-фантастическую арку в современности. Именно из-за этой монументальности, которая местами трещит по швам, финальная оценка останавливается на отметке 6.5 баллов из 10. Это крепкий, но очень противоречивый игровой опыт. Сюжетная линия прошлого представляет собой глобальное, но крайне неровное по динамике повествование. Начало игры за Хэйтема Кенуэя интригует, сбивает с толку и полностью переворачивает классическое представление об абсолютном зле в лице тамплиеров. Однако после этого смелого сюжетного трюка игра заставляет игрока проходить затяжное, почти пятичасовое обучение за молодого Коннора, что сильно бьет по общему темпу и динамике геймплея. История взросления индейского ратника Радунхагейду разворачивается на фоне ключевых событий Американской революции: от Бостонского чаепития до масштабных сражений за независимость Штатов. Коннор оказывается зажат между двух огней. Он наивно пытается защитить свой родной дом от уничтожения и одновременно помогает отцам-основателям США, слепо веря в их красивые лозунги о свободе и равенстве для всех. Финал этой личной драмы оказывается глубоко трагичным, опустошающим и лишенным какого-либо голливудского хэппи-энда. Уничтожив своих главных врагов, герой сталкивается с жестокой реальностью: новая американская нация, которую он так яростно помогал строить, все равно изгоняет его родное племя с вековых земель, а на рынках освобожденного Бостона продолжают продавать рабов. Вся его борьба принесла свободу лишь белым колонистам, но не его людям. Этот финал - мощный и горький урок о том, что реальная политика гораздо грязнее и циничнее, чем благородные идеалы ассасинов. Паралельно в настоящем времени разворачивается кульминация и финал долгого пути Дезмонда Майлса. Этот персонаж прошел колоссальную эволюцию - от простого бармена, сбегавшего от своей судьбы, до настоящего Мастера-ассасина, держащего в руках будущее планеты. Через призму генетической памяти Дезмонд связал воедино судьбы величайших деятелей прошлого. Благодаря его погружениям в Анимус игроки когда-то познали суровые каноны Братства на Святой Земле вместе с непоколебимым Алтаиром, а затем прожили монументальную, яркую и наполненную страстью жизненную историю Эцио Аудиторе в декорациях эпохи Возрождения от его юности до самой старости. Третья часть становится финальной и трагической точкой для самого Дезмонда. Его самопожертвование в древнем храме Первой Цивилизации ради спасения человечества от глобального солнечного катаклизма навсегда закрывает ключевую, классическую главу всей франшизы. После этого серия Assassin’s Creed навсегда потеряла свой четкий вектор развития в современности. Что касается самого ремастера, то он оставляет глубоко смешанные чувства. Разработчики обновили графический движок, полностью переработали систему освещения, добавили текстуры высокого разрешения и улучшили модели персонажей. Однако вместе с визуальными улучшениями игра перенесла в новые стандарты и старые технические болячки: глупый искусственный интеллект врагов, баги с анимацией и иногда слишком специфическую, «пластиковую» контрастность лиц в кат-сценах. Тем не менее, появление полноценных морских битв, которые затем легли в основу легендарной Black Flag, и охота в диких лесах Фронтира все еще способны затянуть на десятки часов. Это важный памятник золотой эпохе серии, который стоит пройти, но с четким пониманием его весомых недостатков.
Assassin's Creed III Remastered is one of the most underrated games in the franchise. It may not reach the heights of the Ezio trilogy, but it tells a darker, more grounded story that deserves far more credit than it gets. Connor is often criticized for being less charismatic than Ezio, but that's exactly what makes him interesting. He's driven by duty rather than charm, and his determination fits the harsh reality of the American Revolution. Watching him struggle between two worlds gives the story real weight. The remaster makes the game look noticeably better, and the gameplay still holds up well. Free-running through forests, hunting wildlife, commanding your ship in naval battles, and taking part in large-scale battles all add variety. The combat is fast, brutal, and incredibly satisfying, making Connor feel like one of the strongest Assassins in the series. The pacing is the game's biggest weakness. The opening chapters take a long time to get going, and some missions can feel slow. But once the story opens up, it's easy to appreciate what the game was trying to achieve. It isn't perfect, but it's far better than its reputation suggests. If you're willing to give it a chance, Assassin's Creed III Remastered offers one of the franchise's most mature stories and some of its most enjoyable gameplay. Rating: 8.5/10 "May the Father of Understanding guide us."
[h1] Посмотрите, что они сделали с моим мальчиком... [/h1] Штош, данная игра — это прям эталонный пример того, как можно взять очень хорошую игру, натянуть на неё гордое слово Remastered, продать за фуллпрайс и знатно насрать игрокам в душу. Я обожаю оригинальную игру 12 года. Эта игра стала отправной точкой в моём знакомстве с серией ассасинов, поэтому для меня эта игра очень много значит. Ещё в 19 году я недоумевал с того, что эти твари сделали с игрой. Если оригинал 2012 года был атмосферным историческим эпиком, то этот огрызок 2019 года — просто плевок в лицо фанатам. [h3] 1. Светофильтр [/h3] Самый главный кошмар обновленной версии — это их новый «улучшенный» движок освещения. Разрабы выкрутили яркость и контраст на максимум, из-за чего игра полностью потеряла свою мрачную, холодную атмосферу Американской революции. Всё стало каким-то ядовито-жёлтым, будто на экран наложили фильтр дешёвой мексиканской драмы. Где-то жёсткий пересвет, а где-то темно как у разраба в жопе. Лица персонажей в кат-сценах стали выглядеть как блестящие манекены, обмазанные свиным жиром. В оригинале кожа выглядела естественно, а тут — пластиковый ужас. [h3] 2. Смерть мимики и пучеглазие [/h3] Они что-то сделали с шейдерами глаз, и теперь все персонажи смотрят на тебя так, будто у них жёсткий запор или они только что бахнули три литра энергетика. В кат-сценах, которые раньше вывозили за счёт драмы, теперь невозможно не ржать: Коннор смотрит на собеседника взглядом серийного убийцы-психопата, а его мать в начале игры выглядит как жертва неудачной пластики. Мимика просто сломалась. [h3] 3. Баги [/h3] Обычно ремастеры делают, чтобы починить старые болячки, но Юбисофт пошли другим путём: они бережно перенесли все старые баги и сверху накинули лопату новых. Лошади, застревающие в текстурах заборов? На месте. Парящие в воздухе мушкеты убитых стражников? Пожалуйста. Пропадающие скрипты в миссиях, из-за чего приходится перезапускать игру? Получите, распишитесь. [h3] 4. Оптимизация (а точнее — её отсутствие) [/h3] Игра семилетней давности умудряется проседать даже на мощных ПК . В Бостоне, где куча народу, кадры дропаются так, будто на экране не текстурки 2012 года, а киберпанк с включенной трассировкой лучей. Проблемы с герцовкой, постоянные фризы, дёргания тканей и конечно же вылеты. [h3] Итог [/h3] Ремастер Assassin’s Creed 3 — это ленивая, халтурная поделка, созданная чисто ради того, чтобы срубить бабла на ностальгии и забить место в Season Pass для Odyssey. И ладно бы ещё они оставили оригинал, так ведь из-за этого огрызка теперь невозможно купить оригинальную игру, которую я так сильно люблю. А так - это недоразумение трогать вообще не стоит.
лучшие игры - это одиночные
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