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  Hinatinha - kun

  1.4 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  It's an AC game. If you like AC games this one is gud. Interesting story. Beautiful environments. Takes a long time to unlock Yasuke. Worth it so far. Tools Master Gear, which you can get early on, breaks your ability to throw weapons. Equip at your own peril. Otherwise, the current game is relatively bug free.

  Fuck DEI. There was no black samurai in Japanese history. Fuck Ubisoft , you faked the history for the ideology of far left

  STEEP MOUNTAINS ONLINE SERVICE ERROR DX12ERROR

  Too long loading times, i dont know if the downloaded mod fixes things as the load time with having HDD is 30 mins :( cant even play the game
  
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  zzlxis

  2.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  was not fun would not touch again

  Fantastic story and visuals. Great combat and gameplay. Definitely worth the cost!! You won't regret it

  Ubi really redeemed themselves with this one, the best Ass Creed by 100 miles, 3.5 hours in, completely locked in. I didn't buy Shadow at launch because Ass creed Mirage was a such disgraceful scam, having trust issue + all the woke rumors with Yusuke etc. Well as it turns out, Shadow is a masterpiece. And if you really wanna a quality single player game packed with content and depth, stay away from tiktok & youtube reviewers, these places are where low IQ virigins hanging out. Now review on gameplay, Why this Shadow is a master piece and the best Creed? 1. The first AC in a long time actually overhauled 80% of its parkour & combat animation, that alone is a game changer, it feel like a true AC revamp compare to all ACs came before it 2. Extremely high production value paid off (pace is still too slow) High quality cut scene, good story, gorgeous graphic, great dialog. (highly recommend turning on immersion mode where all characters speak in their native tone) 3. Great skill progression system, so far 3.5 hours in, it's all Naoe's story and skill tree and I really don't feel like I missed Susuke lol! 4. Lots and lots content with unique quests and discoverable (did take a page from Ghost of Thushima) this time around it truly feels like an ass creed game that built from the ground up. Truly a great game ruined by all the Wokeness attack (there's little to be honest) if AC Mirage is a 1.5/10, than Shadow deserve a 8.5/10 sincerely. I can't recommend this game enough!

  The only thing great about this game is the graphics, parkour sucks imagine can't climb anything you want on a assassin's creed game. Gameplay wise stealth is great playing as naoe is awesome, yasuke is just standard ubisoft RPG character, combat is the same as their previous RPG style AC games nothing new. And jesus christ those awful so-called cutscene they have no soul, i only played this game on japanese dub because it offers immersive experience nahhhh it's because the english one is bad P.S : Only buy this game on sale !
  
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  Devarim

  3.2 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  the story is damm good. I have tryed an assassins creed game and i loved it! the graphics is decent, gameplay mechanics are best ❤️

  More bland than bad. I guess I had fun playing this for the time that I did, but by the time of writing this review, I find myself asking why I would continue to play it, and I don't really have an answer. I think Valhalla was a better Assassin's Creed, and Ghost of Tsushima was a better "Assassin's Creed but in Japan". Story-wise, I felt like Shadows vaguely echoed several themes of Ghost of Tsushima, but this only reminded me that GoT did a lot more with them. The game having numerical levels is annoying, because if you accidentally cross a boundary you'll end up fighting enemies way over your level, though as long as you're checking your map periodically you can usually avoid this. (Sometimes there is an enemy of higher level than the area anyway, forcing you to come back to 100% it.) I would rather a game where I can explore more freely without having to look at my map all the time though. I found combat fairly repetitive. It seems like the best strategy is to spam an ability that makes an enemy vulnerable, then do a charge-up attack to exploit it, or if no ability is available, to wait for an opportunity to do a perfect dodge to make them vulnerable and then exploit it with a charge-up attack. I just didn't see a reason to engage in most of the combat mechanics. Status effects don't really do much. Different abilities do slightly different things, but don't seem to have their own niches beyond minor differences in optimal positioning. The kusarigama has its own clear AoE niche, but the tanto and katana seem pretty interchangeable. (I didn't play Yasuke as much, who has different weapons.) Different enemy types have different attack patterns, but generally this just means I need to time my perfect dodges slightly differently, rather than significantly switch up my tactics for different foes. Unless I'm only facing chump enemies, in which case I can pull out my kusarigama and spam AoE attacks until they all die (not really less repetitive though...). Stealth is very easy, which is not unusual for the series. It's hard for the combat-focused character, but only because he barely gets any useful stealth stuff, whereas the stealth-focused one is so well-equipped that there is little challenge for her in it. It seems like a mistake to have one character for open combat and one character for stealth kills, or at least to delineate them so strongly in this game. Switching things up by spontaneously deciding to do a bit of open combat really helped keep things fresh in other Assassin's Creeds, and probably would've been enough to keep me playing this one for longer. In this game, you need to go through a (usually short) loading screen to switch characters, and you can't do this in a dangerous area, so you need to commit in advance to clearing a fort by stealth or by combat.

  The stealth is the best in the series and should be the new standard to build on in the franchise (instant assassinations enabled). Lots of tools at your disposal, improved movement, can finally go prone, sliding, rolling, etc. In conjunction with the satisfying parkour/movement and assassination animations, I really enjoyed playing as Naoe. It also helped that the cosmetics looked great on her too. You really feel like an experienced assassin playing her. Unfortunately, the combat and story fell stale for me. I found myself returning to finish Ghost of Thisusma for the combat after this game left lots to desire there. I wish AC Shadows had a lethal difficulty like GOT. Playing against spongey enemies isn't fun to me. Overall, I'd still recommend the game (on sale) almost entirely for the stealth (maybe for the graphics and environment too), just don't expect a gripping story or satisfying combat.

  It's an AC game. If you like AC games this one is gud. Interesting story. Beautiful environments. Takes a long time to unlock Yasuke. Worth it so far. Tools Master Gear, which you can get early on, breaks your ability to throw weapons. Equip at your own peril. Otherwise, the current game is relatively bug free.