Assassin's Creed Valhalla

I enjoyed Assassin's Creed Valhalla much more than Assassin's Creed Odyssey. One of my favorite improvements is the addition of the stamina bar, similar to Souls-like games. It makes combat more strategic and realistic because you have to manage your stamina while attacking, dodging, and defending. I really liked the story, and the ending was fantastic. The Viking setting is very well done and kept me interested throughout the entire adventure. However, the World Events (Mysteries) are quite simple and quick to complete. Although England is a huge map, I felt the game greatly reduced the repetitive activities compared to Odyssey. There are still treasures to discover, resources to collect, and weapons and armor to upgrade, but these activities feel more varied overall. Naval gameplay has also changed. Unlike Odyssey, the longship is mainly used to explore rivers and launch raids on enemy settlements to gather resources for upgrading your settlement, rather than engaging in naval combat. I also enjoyed the progression system, allowing you to improve your stealth, weapons, armor, horse, health, and stamina. The game includes many DLCs. Some are free, while others are paid. They are usually expensive, but I bought the Complete Edition during a 91% discount, making it an excellent deal. This is the longest Assassin's Creed game I have ever played, but I never got bored. The Viking story is very enjoyable, the user interface looks great, and I had a fantastic time from beginning to end. I finally earned 100% achievements after almost 200 hours of gameplay! Now I'm looking forward to continuing with Assassin's Creed Mirage. Thank you very much, Ubisoft.