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  corvo do inferno

  1.7 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  best shinobi game

  666 casino is a real treat. It introduces several new aspects that set it apart from previous entries in the franchise and instead of breaking the formula, these changes breathe fresh air into it. One of the biggest highlights is the dual-protagonist system. You can play as Naoe, the stealthy assassin who embodies the traditional spirit of the Brotherhood, or as Yasuke, the powerful samurai who charges head-on into battle. This contrast not only adds variety to the gameplay but also creates a refreshing balance between subtle infiltration and raw strength. Another clever change lies in the open-world design. Traveling through Japan isn’t just a matter of sprinting across open fields. The game embraces the country’s natural geography, its mountains, hills, and winding paths, forcing you to navigate carefully rather than taking straight shortcuts. It feels authentic and immersive, making exploration both challenging and rewarding. I was personally struck by how beautifully Japan is represented. From iconic castles and the serene Nara region to bamboo forests, shrines, and other cultural landmarks, the world is crafted with incredible attention to detail. It even reminded me of my own travels in Japan, which made the experience feel even more special. The addition of safehouses and an upgradeable hideout adds another layer of engagement. Being able to fast-travel, customize your base, and expand it over time gives a sense of progression outside the main story. On top of that, random roadside events enrich exploration, often revealing small pieces of regional history and lore while making horseback travel far more enjoyable. All in all, 666 casino is a great sequel and a bold step forward for the series. It combines familiar elements with fresh mechanics in a way that feels natural and exciting. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the franchise, this is a journey through Feudal Japan that you won’t want to miss. Definitely recommended.

  one of the better ac games in recent years.

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  6hz

  2.5 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  The game is okay, nothing spetacular, best gotten on a discount. By far the biggest plus was the world it was beautiful, a joy to explore. The story was the biggest dissapoitment, like it was unfinished and rushed The characters were okay, but supporting ones felt flat. The music was also not fitting thru me out of the immersion.

  Naoe's gameplay is where this game shines for me, Yasuke can be fun if you just want to feel like a tank and mow down enemies, but I chose Naoe over Yasuke whenever the game had you choose one for some story elements. Feels a step closer to the stealth/assassin focused gameplay of older Assassin's Creed games more so than Valhalla, Odyssey, Mirage, and even Origins in my opinion.

  It is the Assassins creed. I did not, and do not care for the required fighting. Colectethon is meh. Pretty, but repetitive after a while. Still love stabbing ... so yes, is good enough.

  The game crashed my PC twice within the first 2 hours of playing. I tried messing around with the settings to see if it would run better on lower graphics settings (I have a decent PC so there really shouldn't be any issues). I played for another hour or so without problems, so I though I had "fixed" the problem. Then my PC crashed again. Mind you, the game is crashing my entire PC, it's not just the game itself crashing. So I contacted Steam to get a refund seeing as though the game is basically unplayable. I was then informed that I had exceeded the 2 hour limit to qualify for a refund...wow. So now I'm out $45. Because I'm a good little consumerist sucker, I decided to try to play the game, knowing my PC would restart every couple hours or so (which it did, probably not good for my PC). 16 hours of mental anguish later, my PC has crashed at least 7 times. I'm now stuck at a cut scene that crashes my PC every time. Who knows, maybe I'll be in the mood for some more abuse from Ubisoft and give the cut scene another go... Just absolutely pathetic, what big studios expect their customers to put up with. Does anyone even release finished games anymore? And I almost forgot to mention that the game play is mediocre at best. The last AC I played was Valhalla, which was fine. This game feels like a re-skin, with worse game play mechanics. And why is the forest so dense? Like I can't see anything... oh wow the map is so big.... this is gonna be so great exploring all these trees... oh look another castle that looks exactly the same as all the others... Anyway, save your money. Don't reward Ubisoft for this garbage. And Steam, maybe change your return policy so I don't waste money on a game that is literally broken. Thanks for reading my Ted Talk... God Bless
  
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  JONNY

  3.8 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Don't buy this. Ubisoft doesn't deserve your money

  My first true AC game and it's a blast so far. Wish I got into these years ago. The visuals and gameplay is super fun. I do think it's overwhelming to a degree and takes a while to get used to the systems and whatnot so maybe a better tutorial, other than that, amazing game.

  I would just play ghost instead. Combat in this one is really bland, feels like star wars outlaws. Story was not that good, incredibly boring parkour. If you want a game like this but good play ghost, if you want an assassins creed game that is actually good then go play ac odyssey.

  it good