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  Abelhudo12K

  1.2 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.

  [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.

  Very fun and there is a lot to do. The quests don't feel too linear since there is a lot of active side quests. However, this doesn't bug me much as overall the game is fun.

  I thought it'd be worse. Likely the bad press tempered expectations tho. No option to give a neutral opinion, and as the game was better than worse, I guess I recommend it. If someone is more into the depth of characters for the Sengoku period, they should instead check out Nobunaga's Ambition and Samurai Warriors.
  
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  Bruno Sena

  2.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  Negative review because it made me waste hours looking for a fix for a DX12 error that frequently occured and crashed the game... If anyone has the same problem, look for AC Shadows - D3D12 Agility SDK Upgrade on nexusmods

  The story is gripping, and exploring feudal Japan feels so real and alive. Switching between the two characters keeps things fresh and exciting, with each offering a unique playstyle. The combat feels smooth and powerful, and the stealth moments are super satisfying. Overall, I recommend this game to all player.

  Always nice to sit down to play a game, only to realize it needs a 90GB "update". Go eat a bag of dicks, devs.

  N word was not an issue
  
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  Ta bão

  3.8 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  i like being naked at this game with naoe

  Solid game

  its goon materil

  The Samurai/Ninja game we have all been waiting for. it would be a lot better if the gore was more responsive and if more bandits were on the roads and more npc feels kinda ghosty not seeing many npc if you know what im saying