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  PUSKAS.JR

  1.1 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Amazing graphics,great gameplay especially the stealth section which is the best in the series,and a mid story that has nothing to do with Ac.Overall,you will have a great time while playing it.

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  its not smooth to run at all for me, things either load or dont and texture is all over the place. cutscenes only play alittle before stopping to load among other issues it serggests downloading onto a solid state rather than hard drive

  its fun
  
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  MS | Vollkopf

  2.9 of 5 stars Verified purchase

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  Having played every AC game to date I have mixed feelings about shadows but probably wouldn't recommend it to most people. Things that are good -Combat is fun and surprisingly active when using Naoe. -The world is beautiful -Better stealth mechanics -Sweet flips n shit The Bad -The voice acting makes me cringe at times -The story is bland and forgettable almost immediately -Its still just "climb this tower to uncover the map and take over this fortress/base" -Yasuke feels pretty much useless compared to Naoe -They got rid of climbing on a bunch of surfaces, so where you could have climbed over an obstacle in the past, now you have to run around it. Thats not fun. Its tedious. -The camera inside of buildings is bad. It was clearly designed for outside use like the other games, but there are so many interiors throughout this game I'm constantly annoyed when I go indoors and its viewing angle is awful. Buy it on sale for 50% off or more and I think its an "ok" purchase. $70 for this game feels like a rip off since theres absolutely nothing new or really innovative to see here. I dont think I'm ganna end up beating this one. I really can't believe they finally did ninjas though and this is what we ended up with. Way to biff it ubisoft

  For years, we begged. We pleaded. We offered Ubisoft our firstborn children for an Assassin's Creed set in Feudal Japan. Well, the monkey's paw has finally curled, and Assassin's Creed Shadows has arrived with the grace and subtlety of a shogun falling down a flight of stairs. The game presents us with two protagonists: Naoe, a nimble shinobi who is supposedly a master of stealth, and Yasuke, a powerful samurai who is a master of getting stuck on low-hanging lanterns. The idea is to switch between them for tactical advantage. In reality, you switch to Naoe to perform the one successful stealth takedown of the mission before immediately being spotted by a guard with supersonic hearing three villages away. This forces you to switch back to Yasuke, who handles combat with the elegance of a runaway ox cart. His heavy attacks have such a long wind-up time that you could file your taxes and make a cup of tea before the blade actually connects with anything. Stealth, the very foundation of the "Assassin" name, has been interpreted in a fascinating new way. Here, "stealth" means crouching behind a paper-thin shoji screen while a guard stares directly at your silhouette, his detection meter filling up with agonizing slowness as he presumably tries to remember if that talking shadow was part of the original decor. The enemy AI seems to operate on two settings: (1) The situational awareness of a decorative rock, and (2) An all-seeing psychic hivemind that knows you just thought about stealing a rice ball from across the map. And the world! It's beautiful, no doubt. The cherry blossoms are immaculate. But it feels less like a living world and more like an exquisitely designed checklist. Liberate 37 identical bamboo forests? Check. Collect 150 lost samurai haikus that all complain about the weather? Check. Synchronize from the top of a pagoda only to perform a Leap of Faith into a pile of hay that inexplicably breaks your fall from 200 feet? A resounding, tradition-honoring check. My journey was filled with memorable moments. There was the time my horse developed a sudden passion for architecture and decided to merge permanently with a teahouse roof. Or the climactic duel where my target simply forgot how to fight and stood there, T-posing his dominance over me until I put him out of his misery. Assassin's Creed Shadows isn't a game; it's a cry for help hidden inside a beautiful travel brochure for Japan. It’s the answer to the question, "What if a ninja tried to sneak around while wearing squeaky shoes and a giant neon sign?" It finally gave us the setting we always wanted, but in the process, it forgot to bring the fun. Final Verdict: A Dishonorable Discharge.

  Immersive experience! Much better than I thought
  
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  XITO

  3.2 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  my review: I got it for about £60 a couple days after release which was nearly a year ago now I will just put it simply: its not worth that price, about half 6/10

  good

  Beautiful game, fun combat, yet somehow it all falls flat. The world feels massive and empty, the side quests feel like chores.

  Fps dropped after windows 11 25H2 update. Fps dropped to 70 fps earlier it was 130-150 fps