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8/10
Я прошел игру на одном дыхании, графика приятная, атмосфера с самого начала и до самого конца, сюжетная линия проработана и на пути всегда встречаются побочные задания/квесты, которые тоже довольно интересны и дают преимущества. Вы можете играть как настоящий воин-самурай и сражаться лицом к лицу, а можете полностью использовать скрытность и рассматривать это как свое преимущество. На мой взгляд, этот жанр - одна из лучших игр, в которые я когда-либо играл. I went through the game in one go, the graphics are pleasant, the atmosphere is from the very beginning to the very end, the storyline is worked out and there are always side quests / quests on the way that are also quite interesting and give advantages. You can play like a real samurai warrior and fight face to face, or you can completely use stealth and see this as your advantage. In my opinion, this genre is one of the best games I've ever played.
This is a great experience that can be stretched to as long as you want if you opt to complete side content. Definitely worth a play. Not a fan of how much busywork is in the game though, especially after. It makes me a little bitter knowing we'll never get the sequel on PC, but alas.
good ass game
greatest looking game of all time
very good
sick ass game
The atmosphere of this game is unbeatable, from the moment you ride out after the prologue every moment in the game is beautiful. A heartfelt story, accompanied by a great soundtrack immerses you into every moment. The combat offers some nice variety with all the gadgets and the sword stances, though it would have been nice to have more than sword and bow to fight with, imo, especially since there is a lot of stuff to do in the game, so combat will become repetitive at some point and there aren't really any different kind of builds you can try out. The chamrs you collect also mostly just boost your stats and rarely change up your gameplay, and if they do, it never felt worth it to me to equip it. The game also does have this Ubisoft-slop-checklist-characteristic to it with clearing outposts and random side activities to 100% your map progress, but I never felt the need to play it like this, just let the wind guide you to the next activity and enjoy the tales. You basically can play the whole game without looking at your maps once (unless for fast travel and the like) and just let the environment guide you, which enhances the atmopshere of the game so much. The Iki island DLC also offers some nice additional content although mostly the same things that you did in the main game. But I really enjoyed the deeper look into Jins relationship with his father to round out his character growth. My only issue with the game was the sound mixing in regards to the sword effects. No matter how low I turned the sound the sword slashes are so incredibly loud, idk if this just an issue on my end or a general issue with the game though.
Wonderful relaxing game