
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is an action-adventure game in which you are a Viking warrior raised on tales of battle and glory. Explore a dynamic open world set in England’s Dark Ages. Raid your enemies and grow your settlement to earn your place among the gods in Valhalla.
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Become Eivor, a mighty Viking raider, and lead your clan. Advanced RPG mechanics allow you to influence the world around you. With every choice you make, from political alliances and combat strategy, to dialogue and gear progression, carve your path to glory!
Sail from Norway’s icy coasts to England’s lush kingdoms. Roam a vast open world, hunt legendary beasts, and lay bare the secrets of a fractured land.
Unleash the ruthless fighting style of a Viking warrior and dual wield axes, swords, or even shields against fierce, relentless foes. Choose your tactics and dismember opponents in close-quarters combat, riddle them with arrows, or assassinate them with your Hidden Blade.
Construct and upgrade buildings that allow for deep customization, including a barracks, a smithy, a tattoo parlor, and more. Recruit new members to your clan and personalize your Viking experience.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese*, Polish +2 more
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla es el punto culminante de la trilogía de rol de la saga. Esta entrega es muy grande y cambia el misticismo de Grecia o Egipto por la dura realidad de la Inglaterra del siglo IX. Lo que más me gusta es cómo muestra la fantasía vikinga de conquista. Explorar el mapa en tu barco, encontrar un monasterio, hacer sonar el cuerno y desembarcar con tu clan para saquear es muy emocionante. El combate es intenso y te permite hacer cosas brutales, como desmembrar a tus enemigos o usar combinaciones de armas. Además, tener un asentamiento que crece y se desarrolla hace que todo tenga sentido. El gran problema del juego es que es demasiado largo y tiene demasiado relleno. Completar la historia puede llevarte más de 60 o 80 horas, porque tienes que pasar por cada región de Inglaterra. La trama principal se vuelve un poco repetitiva y el sigilo, que era importante en la saga, ahora es secundario. Lo que más disfruté fue cuando apagué la interfaz y me subí al barco en la niebla. Simplemente navegué por un río desconocido y escuché a la tripulación cantar historias nórdicas. Caminar por la Inglaterra rural, gestionar el cansancio y el ritmo en combates técnicos, y regresar al asentamiento a pie de hoguera, es muy inmersivo. Si puedes dosificar el juego y no te obsesionas con completar todo, es una experiencia vikinga increíble.
I had first played ACV a couple of years ago for maybe less than 12 hours before putting it aside. I didn't dislike it necessarily, but was uninterested enough to put a bookmark in it for a later date. I restarted the game from the beginning, and had a way different reaction to it. I appreciated how wonderful it looked, and decided to "force" myself to push it further than I had the last time. It turns out no forcing was needed, the game opened up way more than I thought it would on my original go, and I'm fully invested now. The standard criticisms of the game you'll read here are fair, for the most part. This is the only AC game I've spent a great deal of time with, so I can't compare it to others in the series. There is a LOT to do in-game. For some, this is a grind. For me? I'm liking it a lot. I didn't like the repetitive deliveries of Death Stranding, and I absolutely despised the cut and paste repetition of tasks you get in a hot mess like Starfield. In Valhalla? Every single Viking raid is an absolute blast. Get in, kill, steal, then sing songs in the longboat on the way out. Brilliant. I rarely have Eivor engage in stealth, which may tweak some AC purists, but honestly the best approach I found for this game is just to build up Eivor's strength so he can handle each level of threat, and then march him right through the front gates and let him Vikingr it out. I assume this will have an effect on the outcome of the storyline. I don't care. It's fun. I have a very strong PC set up now, so I can really open up the graphics. The game is beautiful, but glitches and crashes still happen during a long session. Not a big deal. The views are stunning, and if you're a history nerd like me, walking around post-Londinium "Lunden", and early settlements like "Jorvik" (York) and others makes it extra special and fascinating. I'm very glad I picked it up again. I don't know where it would land on my all time list, but I have no "mixed" opinions on it. It *may* be a top 10 game for me, but I still have a ways to go before finishing it off. If you like to grind, collect, and creatively slaughter your enemies, Valhalla is a solid choice. If you're bored easily, maybe not. I'm squarely in the grind category. If I like the world in a game, I'll ride it out as fully as I can. The story is captivating enough to keep interest in between the pillaging. On sale this is a bargain for hours of entertainment if you vibe with open world grinding. Recommended.
overhated and really fun
Fun to Viking around. AC is less and less about, well, assasinating in the times of Valhalla (and odyssey), but if you chop off the AC part of the title, it's a very enjoyable (if rather bloated) viking game!
One of the worst games i ever played
好玩
Gostando muito, mas crashando as vezes
good game
90 hours played on Ubisoft+, bought to continue the adventure without paying for the subscription. "Your game save is unavailable, log into the store for your content." Ubisoft wants me to pay to continue my game save? ****ing what? Nah, I'm good. Keep your secrets. Keep in mind I did the same thing with Origins and my save came over just fine.
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