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  kauacandido049

  1.9 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  The game gets boring and repetative really fast, just like every other Assassins Creed Game since Origins. If you have played Origins, Odyssey or Valhalla, you know what you're up for. The game starts of relatively interesting (especially compared to the earlier RPG installments) but once the "act 2" part of the game starts it turns into a boring slog with a ton of missions, each one more bland than the other. After 60 hours in and still not done with the main story I lost interest, deinstalled, and will not be bothered to finish it at all. If you want to play a game set in Japan, there are better alternatives.

  i wish i had known that this is another assassin's creed unity clone i would not have wasted my money on this awful game and the dlc is just as bad if this is the best ubisoft can do then i think that this will be the last assassin's creed game i will ever buy

  this is bad machanical game

  So many reviews, but no one mentioned that this piece of ***(Ubisoft game) doesn't actually work. It runs at 10–21 FPS, and no YouTube tutorial or settings tweaking (I tried all of them in different combinations) helped. Other modern games run smoothly, so it's not my PC’s problem. No driver updates, no Windows adjustments, no tutorials, no ChatGPT help — nothing will make this game run at even 30–60 FPS. So forget about it. Refund.
  
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  Ubiratan

  2.9 of 5 stars Verified purchase

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  It's probably worth getting if you are an AC fan and buy on sale; I did. The best thing about the game is it's visual immersion and great vistas; environmental sound design is good too. Also, the core gameplay formula remains pretty tight, and there is a legitimate way to play a vast majority of the game stealthily. The biggest issue comes down to editing. While it's cool how big the map is, it's honestly probably a bit too big and there are too many boring repetitive tasks (forts are especially annoying because of how long they take; you have to search large complexes for 2-5 special samurai to kill just so you can open a chest that usually won't drop anything worthwhile). They just prioritized having more content rather than good content (wide ocean, shallow waters type of shit) You can feel this vain continue to other things like cut scenes which come off as being cranked out of a factory: very little variation and most of the writing feels bloated. I skip most of them, and I never feel like I've missed something important Similarly, although Yasuke is a cool character on the face of it, they should have made him a supporting character because he's simply unnecessary and he doesn't fit in with the assassin part of assassin's creed. I see the parts where you have to play as him as being content bloat you have to sit through just so you can go back to actually playing AC. Overall though, most of my complaints (and there are more) fall away into the background as you play moment-to-moment. Wait for sale but worth getting if you like the AC formula.

  good game, better than the last assassins

  Great game, a lot of fun. I love the Assassins Creed games.
  
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  Radar das estrelas

  3.6 of 5 stars Verified purchase

  easily the best assassins creed in the rpg style because you can actually play as an assassin in this one. music is also bonkers. i was gonna get all the achievements but then they added a bs achievement in an update so nah

  pinsports is a real treat. It introduces several new aspects that set it apart from previous entries in the franchise and instead of breaking the formula, these changes breathe fresh air into it. One of the biggest highlights is the dual-protagonist system. You can play as Naoe, the stealthy assassin who embodies the traditional spirit of the Brotherhood, or as Yasuke, the powerful samurai who charges head-on into battle. This contrast not only adds variety to the gameplay but also creates a refreshing balance between subtle infiltration and raw strength. Another clever change lies in the open-world design. Traveling through Japan isn’t just a matter of sprinting across open fields. The game embraces the country’s natural geography, its mountains, hills, and winding paths, forcing you to navigate carefully rather than taking straight shortcuts. It feels authentic and immersive, making exploration both challenging and rewarding. I was personally struck by how beautifully Japan is represented. From iconic castles and the serene Nara region to bamboo forests, shrines, and other cultural landmarks, the world is crafted with incredible attention to detail. It even reminded me of my own travels in Japan, which made the experience feel even more special. The addition of safehouses and an upgradeable hideout adds another layer of engagement. Being able to fast-travel, customize your base, and expand it over time gives a sense of progression outside the main story. On top of that, random roadside events enrich exploration, often revealing small pieces of regional history and lore while making horseback travel far more enjoyable. All in all, pinsports is a great sequel and a bold step forward for the series. It combines familiar elements with fresh mechanics in a way that feels natural and exciting. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the franchise, this is a journey through Feudal Japan that you won’t want to miss. Definitely recommended.

  best

  Runs like garbage.