Assassin's Creed® Unity

挺好的，刺杀手感流畅，跑酷也没得说，就是有时候他的跑酷保护机制会让你挂墙上影响刺杀，总体还是好的

还行

кооп дермо

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słaba, nie działa z padem od ps4

mük

very immersive gameplay

Unity flew too close to the sun back in 2014. On top of a plethora of well-documented and hilarious bugs (many of which exist in the game today), fatigue toward the franchise had begun to set in, with many becrying Ubisoft's "copy-and-paste" approach to the series' formula. It was the nominal "swan song" before future installments decided to pivot dramatically, retroactively shifting the discussion toward nostalgic yearning. Likely on account of Arno Dorian's disconnect from the wider narrative, however, the game fails to provide a strong emotional anchor. The "Romeo and Juliet" romance between Dorian and Templar Élise de la Serre serves as a compelling note to a disjointed ballad, never exploring that beyond the proverbial kiddie pool. By no means is this a bad story, but it lacks seasoning. The actual historical context often is disappointingly relegated to backdrop only. Modern segments, likewise, having served as the series' connective tissue, are further streamlined here. It's an approach I'm largely preferential toward, as the game isn't constantly breaking immersion at least. With that, Unity is no slouch as a historical playground, providing an absolute feast in its rendition of Paris during the French Revolution—far too ambitious, in fact, for its console generation. Varied and dense NPC crowds and an impressive commitment to environmental detail place the game among the best in the series in terms of world design. Traversal has evolved in a number of ways with Unity, adding more versatility to directional input. Similar flaws persist with dodgy latency and mechanical frustrations, but the overall feel of Unity's parkour is almost second-to-none once you've comfortably "broken in." Stealth and combat, given the varied tools at your disposal, both feel quite functional despite brain-dead enemy AI. If 2022's Mirage and this year's revisitation of Black Flag are anything to go by, there's a demand for the old magic and Unity deserves to be in that discussion, having aged exceptionally well. It's a title that still suffers from many of the characteristic Ubisoft pitfalls (right down to and including an abysmal launcher), but most modern hardware can now run this game without a hitch and it looks breathtaking to boot. Definitely recommend playing with French audio and a minimized HUD for optimal experience.

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