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  Vampyzera

  1.5 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Not the best story and it has its flaws but v1.1.1 fine tuned it for the better now. Ge this on discount only.

  [h2]Overall Impression[/h2] [b]This game is only worth recommending to those who just want to roam around Japan and explore.[/b] The gameplay is overloaded with side activities and a weak, unfinished main story that ends suddenly, with the “real” ending apparently locked behind a paid DLC. Nevertheless, I still somehow enjoyed it, and after playing something else, I’ll probably come back to finish the DLC hopefully at a discount, since, according to most reviews, it’s unfairly overpriced. [h2]Movement and Controls[/h2] For a game so focused on stealth, the movement system is surprisingly clunky. Climbing, sneaking, or entering windows often leads to your character doing the wrong thing, breaking immersion and causing frustration, especially during stealth sections. Even after my first 20 hours, the controls felt unreliable. [h2]Side Content and World Design[/h2] At first, exploring the world and completing side quests feels engaging, but it quickly becomes overwhelming. You clear a few missions, and the game buries you under dozens of others. What could’ve been meaningful side stories often turn into more kill lists. [h2]Visuals and Atmosphere[/h2] The changing seasons are a great visual touch, they don’t add much to gameplay, but make the world feel alive and dynamic. It’s satisfying to see the same areas shift through different seasons. [h2]Character Customization[/h2] Customization is one of the game’s highlights. You can personalize outfits, weapons, and its parts with solid depth. It doesn’t fix the game’s larger issues and the story, but for me it’s a genuinely enjoyable feature. [h2]Dual-Character Gameplay[/h2] The ability to switch between two characters adds gameplay variety. Naoe is designed for stealth, while Yasuke fot direct combats. When stealth gets repetitive, switching to Yasuke for a full-on assault keeps the experience fresh. [h2]Final Verdict[/h2] While there are some bright spots like the seasonal visuals, customization, and dual gameplay but they can’t fully redeem the game’s repetitive structure, clumsy movement, and underwhelming story. If you’re choosing between this and Ghost of Tsushima, pick Tsushima every time.

  Assassins creed shadows is 7/10(Good), it does a lot of things right and fumble on some aspects. Story: The story is pretty great for the most part. I think Naoe and Yasuke are interesting characters to follow the story in most cases, however I would definitely say naoe is canonically the main character as I find her more fitted in terms of how the story unfolds. Yasuke isnt that bad, I think he fits well in about 2-3 main areas of the game depending on the task like Omi for example. The end of the main game was bad in my opinion and a bit anti-climatic because of how the main bad guy gets defeated, I was hoping for more. The DLC definitely completes the overall plot and is handle better. This assassins creed feels more grounded compare to all the others because spoiler alert no ancient artifact or people are involved. The assassins arent really present either, although I get why people may dislike that the story does explain this and technically they are present in the dlc kind of. Gameplay: Its just any assassins creed game to me in my opinion of course inspiration from old and newer titles. I think the combat could be refined more, sometimes i would attack accidentally instead of assassinating an enemy or attack an enemy I'm not even targeting. When the combat works it feels ok, one thing I love is the nuance of how you can trigger certain feats you unlock in mastery. The parkour is pretty cool I think better than the recent titles not much i really have to say there. The hid in the shadows mechanic is usable for both characters, but obviously naoe makes better use of it. The side quest and missions were hit or miss, I dont like the kill specific enemy type personally. World/Atmosphere: This game really bring japan to life the culture, people, and events makes me feel like I'm experiencing the past first hand of course with the fictional exaggeration of being a ninja and what assassins creed is about. As beautiful as Japan is no landmarks or cities, really pop out partially because I'm not familiar with the history, however the landscapes were amazing and the dynamic weather and seasons. The Awaiji area is my favorite in terms of how the story affects the environment and I wish the main area did more of that. Characters: I already typed a bit about Naoe and Yasuke if I'm to be honest they arent my favorite characters in the series. There backstories are interesting, but I dont feel attached to them, eh I may lean towards naoe more. To address a controversy of the game it does feel like Yasuke is a side character, I think it would help if Ubisoft structure some missions better. For example during most quests and missions you get the option to play yasuke or naoe, I think this plays against them because it feels like the character you are not playing as is just there to be there or out of no where. These characters should be portrayed as working as a team as you move from region to region. I think they should follow the structure of assassins creed syndicate quests and missions. The people you recruit play a small role to the main story except maybe one which is fine. I wish there couldve been something special involving them helping you in the end of the main story. The kid jinjiro is meh, but hes more involved than the people you recruit thats diabolical. Conclusion: I think this game is alright despite my criticisms. I would consider this more of an assasins creed game than valhalla. Shadows does the culture/atmosphere well, a few hiccups in the story department but ended pretty strong(including the DLC), and combat could be refined. Its a game I think people should try despite what the internet and certain groups who disapproves of it may say.

  NICE AWESOME GAME
  
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  HeavysetAphid59

  2.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Movement mechanic Literaly, LITERALY.. Pain in the ass. Feels like ur keyboard a sticky mess and u trying play the fucking game Edit: I uninstalled it. So fucking regret for buying this shit. Playing this game feels like u trying to shit but u cant because your guts blocked with shit. HOLY SHIT... This game FEEEEEEELS like every shit thing you ever imagine..

  Very Rad Edition! One of the tops

  This game is fun honestly I like how we get to switch between the two and the secenry is also amazing.

  I'm 30 hours in and I'm thoroughly enjoying this game, more so than any other in the franchise for the last three iterations. I've played AC Valhalla - boring as hell (beautiful vistas though); Odyssey was great but incredibly long winded, and Origins was a lot of fun, and AC Mirage felt like the beginnings of a good game but a very generic story - almost as if the dev team were 'learning their feet' so to speak. This game has something that none of those other games have. You ACTUALLY feel like an assassin; a trained killer. For the first half of the game, you feel like a quick and nimble shinobi-no-mono and that's exactly what an assassin's creed game needs to feel like. I'm not going to say this game is 10/10, but it's a solid 7.5/10 definitely better than all the others so far, save for Unity, Brotherhood and AC1 and 2
  
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  maycon.deck

  3.5 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  i wish i could refund this now and get Ghost of Tsushima

  best shinobi game

  the cinematics amazing but the combat at the start I didnt like at all. Play ghost of tsushima its better

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