Assassin’s Creed Shadows

cool

Performance and crashing is somehow a lot worse than Black Flag Resynced even in just the main menu. Overly padded out, story is good, but its drawn out with filler, [h3] Ubisoft and especially Ubisoft Quebec have a quantity over quality issue [/h3] , the animus sections are slow and boring. I liked the hideout, but the resource grind is painful, obviously to make people buy the pay to win resource packs(Black Flag Resynced didn't have this issue and it made good profit while also being loved by fans). Writing is worse than Black Flag aswell, cutscenes and cinematics are somehow still worse than AC Unity even a decade later. Hopefully Ubisoft has their redemption arc and gets their fans trust again, but it requires listening to this feedback that almost everyone agrees on. [h3] Ubisoft please just look back at 2, Black Flag and Unity and realize why fans love them. [/h3]

还不错的罐头

nice

SB QTE

I really did not have high hopes for this game especially after they changed a lot of the core mechanics and gameplay from previous AC titles. I thought it to be more like Odyssey or Mirage, (We dont talk about valhallah) but I was proven wrong. Slighlty challenging parrys and sword fights like GOT and just as beautiful as GOT, if nor more. Classic AC Story stretch, hoping to get a 100+ hours of game play exploring it. Playing on PC makes it a little difficult to get pictures, having a newer GPU does help, the game wants to run on max settings but this being steam and I being on a budget am making do with what we have. Would definately recommend regardless.

After about 160 hours and finally finishing the main story, I can say this: the real magic of this game isn’t the narrative, it’s the immersion. There are moments where you genuinely get lost in the world. The sound design and environmental detail are what kept me coming back. From the crunch of footsteps in fresh snow to the calm of a spring rain, Ubisoft absolutely nailed how lived‑in and weathered the world feels. The story, however, is subpar. By the end, it doesn’t feel like you’ve accomplished much. I’ve heard the DLC helps round things out, but after 160 hours and still nowhere near 100%, I don’t feel compelled to invest more time or money into it. I do recommend the game, just not for its story. This is a game for people who want to disappear into a beautifully crafted world for a few hours at a time, not for those looking for a tight, satisfying narrative arc.