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  Vítor Santiago

  1.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  amazing details.. hope more improvements on stealth and combat

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  literally any game>this

  Played this now for a while and loved the storyline. Great graphics and details during the game. Love the connection and switching up between our 2 main characters. Love the quests, but also side quests and exploring u can do. Love to play in the Japanese timeline.
  
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  JHunter2609

  2.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  As a fan of RPG games, I decided to give AC Shadows a chance. I've played Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla, and I can say that this game is improved in terms of graphics, gameplay and especially combat, but it failed to deliver a consistent and satisfying story. I feel that the game lacks soul; it tries so hard to connect the woke tropes of diversity, equity and inclusion with the Buddhist tropes of suffering, compassion and enlightenment, that it ends up feeling more like a lecture than a lived experience. Instead of letting the Japanese themes emerge naturally through the characters and world, the narrative constantly reminds you of its woke western moral intentions. This breaks immersion and weakens what could have been a deeply personal journey. The problem is made worse by the cutscenes, which are stiff and awkward, with poor motion capture and lifeless facial expressions that strip away any emotional weight. Even in immersion mode, the voice acting feels flat and disconnected. The characters often act as mouthpieces for ideas rather than as believable people shaped by their circumstances. Beneath all of this, you can sense the potential for something, but it gets buried under a plainly bad storytelling; maybe if the narrative was linear it could be slightly better. It’s a real pity, because the artists and environment designers have done a phenomenal job crafting an immersive, living Japan that begs to be explored, yet the narrative fails to make that world feel alive. It’s as if the writers completely let down the incredible work of the visual and design teams, leaving players with a breathtaking setting that deserves a far better story to match its beauty.

  The game is pretty af but not engaging at all. Side activities are limited to button mashing QTE minigames which are okay but get very repetitive very fast. The world is beautiful but too big and empty. A smaller scale with a tighter narrative would have been nice. Side quests and even to an extent main quests are just checklists of enemies you need to kill. Not recommended.

  i honestly did not enjoy ac shadows at all the story start already felt weird like they just throw some hiphop music and i felt like i was in some modern japan universe even though its suppose to be old period. the gameplay is really bland same combo over and over and the dialogues feel so lifeless i couldn't even get into the characters. for this much price it is not worth it maybe if it goes down to like 20 bucks then i can say ok but other than that its just waste of money. i would even prefer playing ac 1 again because at least that has better atmosphere and feeling except the leap of faith. the only thing i can say is fine is the scenery it looks decent. the funny part for me was when the vram budget screen said 7 gb but in game i checked my performance metrics and it was almost 14 gb maxed out and i was just thinking what is this xd

  I have played every Assassin's Creed game and love the franchise. Ubisoft has gotten more of my money than any other gaming company. 🤣 With that being said, I love Shadows but it's not perfect. Story-(7/10) Act 1 and Act 3 are Amazing. They have some really powerful and emotional moments. Act 2 is not a story but just hunting down targets. Not bad but not memorable. The game barely mentions Templars but they are the most interesting villains in the game and franchise. I wish they would have done more. Gameplay-(10/10) Combat is fun whether you play as Naoe or Yasuke. Being able to go prone is fun and adds a whole new layer of stealth. The same is said for the weather and season/Day and Night Cycle. Characters-(5/10) Naoe, Yasuke, Junjiro, Tomiko, and Chichiue (Naoe's Father) are the only memorable characters. No one else really stands out. But the ones that stand out are well written characters. Soundtrack-(7/10) The game has some real bangers. Game Length-(8/10) I'd say that the game is about the perfect length. If they had added more templar content then the game would probably feel perfect in length. Difficulty-(7/10) I had a small learning curve but once I figured it out, the game felt easy. Grind-(7/10) Grinding for resources to upgrade the hideout can be a bit of a chore but overall not bad. Graphics-(10/10) The game has amazing graphics. The only other time I've only felt this immersed in a world was in Red Dead 2. Audio-(9/10) The audio is great. Characters felt real as did the world around you. There was the occasional audio bug but nothing bad. Price-(8/10) Worth it but the industry keeps going up on prices, soon I'll have to sell my kidney. Bugs-(9/10) 60+ HOURS AND I ONLY ENCOUNTERED ONE BUG. I did a mission that forces a weapon on you but did not have the weapon in my inventory so the game kept crashing when I attempted the mission. Audience- This is a great game for anyone who wants an open world RPG with fun combat. Whether going in guns blazing with Yasuke or being a ghost like Noae. However, if you compare every AC game to the Ezio games then you will hate it. Overall-(8/10) The game is worth the money if you can let go of nostalgia for the Ezio games. And I think it is woth every penny/minute.
  
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  Arthur Sampaio

  3.3 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Not Bad Not Good

  FIRE

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  Cannot Recommend this game at the moment, latest Win 11 update KB5066835 has obliterated performance on many machines, and if you can't roll it back, this game is unplayable slop.