Assassin’s Creed® Chronicles: Russia

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2/10 The art design is cool. But the game itself is terrible, both in gameplay and in controls.

4/10

Podobné jako ACC: China, jen s několika novými herními mechanikami. Oproti zmíněné hře ale má ACC: Russia vyšší obtížnost a umí být krapet frustrující. Speciálně segmenty s časovým limitem neodpouští žádnou chybu. Pořád jde ale o povedenou, zábavnou stealth hru.

Entiendo las críticas. Además de ser un port horrible, ciertos escenarios se notan directamente injustos. Juego hecho con muñones. Su historia, lo poco salvable.

Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia: Is a mixed game for me. The story and setting are the best parts. Playing as Nikolai Orelov in 1918 Russia gives the game a different feeling from most Assassin’s Creed titles. The propaganda-style art direction also stands out and gives the game its own identity. The story involving Anastasia, the Assassins, and the Templars is interesting, especially when viewed as the final part of the Chronicles trilogy. On its own, the story is okay, but all three Chronicles games together make it feel stronger. The gameplay is where I felt more mixed. Like China and India, this is a 2.5D side-scrolling stealth game, not a normal open-world Assassin’s Creed game. It focuses on sneaking, timing, distractions, hiding from guards, and clearing levels cleanly. That style is not weak by itself, and I am sure some players will enjoy it, but coming from the main AC games, it did not feel as good to me. The 100% completion and achievement hunt are also grindy, annoying, and too long. Replaying levels, chasing better ratings, and cleaning up everything can make the game feel more frustrating than fun. I would only recommend Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia to certain players. If you are an Assassin’s Creed fan, story player, achievement hunter, or someone who enjoys stealth side-scrollers, you may enjoy it. If you want the usual AC open-world parkour, combat, and exploration, this may not be for you. Overall, it has a good setting and story, but the side-scrolling gameplay did not fully click with me.