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  Cerqueira

  1.9 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Would've liked to play it, but an hour into trying to "recover" my Ubisoft account with 6 codes that they claim were sent to me (they weren't) I just gave up. Oh well. Apparently you need Top Secret clearance to play this game. I'll never know, unfortunately. Pathetic company.

  Great comeback Great game

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  Playing this out of spite at this point, just trying to get achievements. This game has the ubisoft specifal of incredibly cringe writing, decent but not groundbreaking combat (albeit also inconsistent), inconsistent parkour, fun stealth, and lengthy filler content.
  
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  ToddyKy

  2.4 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  This was one of the fun games of 2025 to clown on, and that's largely on Ubisoft and the stupid things they say. It's a shame that Ubisoft has given themselves such a poor image with consumers because they actually do make some good games, and this is one of them. Game play is good, the world is beautiful and so far I am having a lot of fun doing missions and exploring the world. I like the characters, enjoy the story and they have made some nice improvements in the overall game play of the AC Open World series. Naoe is fun to play, she's quick and fluid, the animations are cool and she really feels like a Shinobi. As always with AC, if you're a fan of the older single player stealth games, this one likely isn't for you. If however, you're a fan of the Open World series like Origins, Odyssey, Valhalla, etc.. then this one will likely be fun for you. So far, it's thankfully more like Origins or Odyssey then Valhalla. It doesn't feel as bloated as Valhalla and it's not quickly getting old like that one did. This game got a bad reputation and that was mostly on Ubisoft but in the end, it's a good game. If they were smart, they would release a free demo so people can actually try it and see. I picked it up on sale for $40 and it's a great deal for that price. it still has the stupid in game store which needs to die, the idea of paying to reveal the mini map is just insanely stupid. micro transactions in single player games is just a horrible idea. Luckily, it can all be avoided, I haven't opened the store and don't plan to, don't buy the micro Transactions please.. Ubisoft needs to stop doing this. Other then that, good game and worth playing.

  unplayable at the moment. Game keeps loading midgame and mid fights even with lowest settings

  Sadly, I have played this game. [strike] It had the possibility to be great [/strike], but but even though I payed $200 for this, Ubisoft insists on begging me to buy skins and micro-transactions for a single player game. save your money, buy RDR2 instead

  So this Game is just fine if you like basic but fun combat... with what we all want out of AC but this time you are a real ninja. Honestly, personally I've played 32 hours and Barely have like 15% of the map explored, but i am doing any quests and stuff I find and am just taking in all the scenery. This Game is B.E.A...utiful! it is demanding but if you can find your personal settings sweet spot you'll Enjoy the game. If you guys have watched the show Shogun, this Game Captures that shows immersion even though I do not think they are related... anyway I 100% RECOMMEND to anyone who loves Japanese stuff like myself. 9/10 doesn't get a 10/10 because performance issues do exist.
  
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  DG

  3.2 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Didn't listen to the hate this game was getting back before its reveal. Bought it on my own accord, all i got to say is this game is so boringggg! And what is with the souls like combat? the story is boring, the gameplay is clunky and so out of date. the combat is so bland it puts me to sleep. I'm done with ubisoft, they make enough money to produce triple A titles yet make the cheapest thing they can spit out.

  I've been eyeing Assassin's Creed Shadows for ages, and snagging it on sale was one of my best decisions, no regrets at all. Among the recent AC titles, this one's easily one of the top contenders for me. The story clocks in at a solid 7/10; it's engaging without being overly groundbreaking, but the narrative pacing keeps you hooked through the twists of feudal Japan. Graphically, it's a jaw dropper, breathtaking vistas, intricate details in every shrine and village, and dynamic weather that makes the world feel alive and immersive. The stealth mechanics are the deepest in the series yet, blending classic AC tension with innovative tools like smoke bombs and disguises, while those revamped executions, brutal, cinematic, and oh so satisfying, nail the signature assassin flair. Combat is a thrill ride: visceral swordplay that's challenging yet fair, with parry timings and combo chains that reward skill and keep fights feeling fresh and intense. And that feudal Japan vibe? Pure magic, the cherry blossoms, misty mountains, and cultural depth create an atmosphere I can't get enough of, from rooftop parkour across tiled roofs to seamless blending into crowds. Exploration is a standout, with hidden tombs, dynamic events, and a massive open world packed with side activities that easily stretch playtime beyond 150 hours without feeling bloated. Switching between protagonists Naoe and Yasuke adds killer variety, her agile shinobi runs versus his tanky samurai charges let you tackle missions your way, and building out your personal hideout is a fresh, addictive layer of progression no other AC has nailed like this. Little joys like petting adorable pups and cats in villages or uncovering folklore inspired lore just amp up the charm, making every corner feel rewarding.

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  You know know how, when you go back to replay Black Flag for the 98th time because it's one of the greatest games ever made and, you realize the controls are a little clunky? But it's ok because the game is so old and the next thing you do is wonder: why on Earth would a giant, corporate game dev not only remaster and rework this masterpiece but also create a sequel? AC Shadows controls are clunkier than Black Flag. In this day and age how is that even possible? You know that 8-direction instead of ANY fluid direction movement? It's like this was made for a Commodore 64. Survival games created by 1-person devs have better, more fluid motion than this horrifying pile of steaming, lifeless garbage. Shadows is 3rd person but you can't see your character in tight situations or even some camera angles? My head hurts. My eyeballs are on fire. But alas, I can rest my eyeballs during the 3,000 hrs of cinematic cut-scene hoo haw. Leave the cinema to Hollywood. We watch MOVIES. We PLAY video games. In between cut scenes I... press R1 a lot? The Japanese speak English but the Portuguese speak... Portuguese? I hold L2 to put a little triangle above a couple of NPC heads but I can hold R3 to see NPCs through solid objects?