Just fine for an Ubisoft game, the story is nothing remarkable and neither is the gameplay. Most of the charm of this game comes from the wildly unserious characters like Juan, Bicho and Dani. There are a few things I'd change about the story being told, I really would've loved to have some kind of double agent action going on with Juan (and I really would've loved to kill him for getting Clara killed and trying to kill an innocent 13 year old boy in place of Anton), especially after he went behind Clara's back so much. Him wanting to take McKay's money in exchange for Dani sparing his life and Libertad being involved with the CIA without Clara's knowledge could've been beautifully expanded on but... Ubisoft. I also would have adored Diego surviving, leaving Yara with Dani and them having a "found family" trope. I think it's bullshit because it seemed like that was where the direction of their story together was going and then it just seemed like Ubisoft chickened out at the last second along with the classic "this guy is a terrible villain but oh no he's got terminal cancer!" theme we see so often in media (ironically, breaking bad just from a slightly different lens.) I do think that way of killing Anton off was particularly coward of Ubisoft because he wasn't a half bad villain, in the end it was kind of pointless to write in a type of sickness for a sense of desperation and urgency in the story anyhow because he just ends up slitting his throat after shooting Diego. Most of this game's flaws can be attributed to Ubisoft's lazy writers and the fact they're such a big studio they can put out nearly anything and still make millions so they've stopped caring about the quality of their work, this shows through how they have milked the title of Assassin's Creed so much they ended up losing sight of what that title even means for the game in the midst of all that greed. Now, I will say the game was still fun BUT if you're someone who likes loads of diversity in gameplay I will say this is not the one for you, personally I can play games like this for hours at a time that can be reduced to just moving the joystick and pressing L2 and R2 (aim and shoot), that's something I enjoy because I like most repetitive gameplay, I'm a firm believer not every game has to be Sekiro or Mortal Kombat to be fun but if you don't get enjoyment from lots of walking/land traversal, fast traveling, basic combat and rather stupid enemies, this isn't for you. This game is already decent but it could've been so much better had they had the balls to give Dani and Diego a mother and son relationship and killed Juan Cortez or at the very least made him some kind of snake. I really enjoyed this for what it was and I think if you go into this with mediocre expectations, you'll have just as good of a time as I did. I will say, the side quests were well written, unserious and a nice time which was surprising because Ubisoft usually sucks at side quests, if you look at literally every AC Val side quest they all suck and so clearly had no effort or soul put into them, that's one thing I WILL give this game is that it has some damn good side quests. Concluding this, there's obviously better games but this is still pretty good for being made by Ubisoft and I'd say it's one of the few in the many series titles they like to milk that suffers the least from technical difficulties, lazy writing, time crunching and/or last-minute changes.