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  NumLoki

  1.4 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  its soo tuff

  Game is soo good and fun i have ton of staff to do and collect and map is huge, i don't know why people hate this game everything is nice real japan game i love it.

  good game

  nice stuff
  
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  vΣπ

  2.5 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  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

  Graphics 9.5/10 Gameplay 8/10 story 7/10 Side quests better than main quests Assassination also good comparing with other AC Series

  What an absolutely stunning game AC Shadows is, i'm only level 29 so far, but i'm also a recent purchaser of the game, and i am not disappointed. Wasn't sure at first about 2 playable characters, but they lend to each other very well, with two very different main strengths. The story as told for both characters is lovely and really you feel a good bond to your characters and indeed other main story characters you also meet. I ended up re-watching the 47 Ronin because of this game, i'm that enthused. Anyway.. digress = off. This game has recreated japan during a particularly point in history for your characters and the world crafting is simply beautiful, with a soundtrack that you just want to play louder. The combat i think took a bit of getting used to again for me but once i had certain skills picked up i had a much easier time playing. This game scores highly for me, i've never been snobby and over fussy, i just know a good game when i play one and shadows ticked so many boxes :) Thank you Ubisoft for finally helping me to scratch my far-east itch with AC Shadows.

  I very much enjoyed the setting and how the world feels alive with everything from the sound of snow under your feet and how light plays with the environment as the time of day and the seasons change. Castles still feel over-sized next to their surrounding cities, but they're well made in that they feel distinctly different and nobody *actually* wants life sized cities anyway; such a city in a game would be tedious beyond belief. However, the game is constantly reminding you how there are two completely separate characters by not only offering the choice to switch between them but actively forcing you to do so in order to interact with different quests and objectives. Their stories came together in a surprising way that made sense but their main quests were a constant reminder that these are two completely different characters with two completely different and incompatible playstyles, of which only one had any business being in an AC game. Focusing the entire game on Naoe and her story, while also completely cutting the present day stuff that's by far the worst in the whole series, would probably have made the game feel a lot more coherent. Thankfully, combat difficulty can be dialed down, assassinations can be made to be guaranteed instead of having opponents nonsensically survive getting a blade through their head, and the pointless and drawn-out "kata" mechanic (that doesn't even work because the game simply ignores shift+click) can be automated via the difficulty settings. Overall, this makes the game far less annoying so you can enjoy the sandbox sneaking stuff and the story. You know... AC. The result is a game that's easily one of my favorite AC games, but only because they're all flawed in one way or the other.
  
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  CoW

  3.7 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  i had a lot of bug. screen froze when entering an area, crash when doing some mission. so bad!!!

  another god title so far ! First i am playing on Pc ill never go back to console again

  It's more Assassin's Creed, not much to say

  It's just a very enjoyable game. Yes it has it's downsides like combat, but the world is amazing to discover.