One of my favorites in the series, no matter what other AC fans say, exploring the Greek world while killing cultists, defeating mythological creatures and sailing my ship through the sea is one of the best things in the series, I understand that there are many people who are not fan of RPG systems, but I'm personally a big fan of them in general, Kassandra is also one of my favorite protagonists, but the story is quite inconsistent, there are moments where it's a Greek drama worthy of a book, and others where it seems like a bad Marvel parody with forced jokes and strange dialogues, the presentation also suffers a little with its animations, but it is to be expected that a game with so many missions and decisions sacrifices this aspect (like most rpgs), and that is another thing that surprised me, there are actually consequences, obviously it does not reach the level of a New Vegas or a Baldur's Gate, but to be the first full RPG in the franchise, there are several decisions that affect the development of the story.

Bisexual messenger too angry to die. Well, I don't have much to say that hasn't been said already about this great game, interesting story and lore, the game with the most decisions and consequences in the series, the DLCs are some of the best in the industry, being Old World Blues my favorite. The only negative point, apart from the age of the game, would be the exploration, it does not reach the level of Bethesda games, there are many empty places in it, all the interesting places are presented to you by the game itself during missions that connect with others missions.

The best game Rockstar has made to date, the best cowboy story of all time and one of the best stories in general of any medium, the world so detailed and full of life, the gameplay also being a strong point, being a mix between GTA 5 and Max Payne 3, with the chaotic nature of the shootouts, I loved the fact that you have to keep your weapons on your horse instead of carrying 400 weapons in your ass, well except when the game changes your equipped weapons just because, that and sometimes the game tries to be too cinematic, it breaks itself and some bug happens that, in the best of cases, takes you out of immersion a little and, at worst ruins the playable experience (your character gets stuck and does not respond as an example).

I got mix feelings with this one, nearly every positive aspect of previous RPG AC games (Odyssey and Origins) are way better, but every negative one is way worse, the story is double the hrs of Odyssey, and is as repetetive as Origins, with a couple of really good moments, but they're few and far between, the fact that it was divided into sagas helped the pace of the game , so the player remembers more of each individual story, the mythologic part is way more present and felt more out of place, the combat is much better, more brutal and with a little more depth, but the RPG systems are water down for the worse, inlcuding stats and dialogue option. It has everything but nothing stands out, it tries to be a more "classic" AC but also a continuation of the RPG formula, and nails neither. It has a lot of content if you care about that, multiple DLCs and free content added later.

It is and will always be the best of the series and one of the best games of all time, the story is just something that can be told through a video game, where all the gameplay is directly related to the plot, how Jason (the player ) becomes increasingly more violent as the game progresses and he gains more skills, which always translates into how to kill more people more effectively. Obviously the gameplay is the best part, the variety of weapons, the variety of ways you have to approach (most of) the missions, the stealth, going full Rambo or being more creative using the animals to your advantage, the only negative is that, due to the success of the game, now the vast majority of open world games, especially from Ubisoft, are Far Cry-like, even when they have nothing to do with it.

People act like this game is on the same level as Fallout 76 when it came out, obviously the game isn't perfect and has several issues (like the loading screens and some of the exploration), but it's nowhere near that quality, personally, the good things outweighed the bad, the art direction, the combat and customization of the ships, it has several of the best secondary missions, the faction campaigns, your companions and their stories, the main story is not so good, but some moments really surprised me. A solid, fun and interesting game, people just like to hype things up on the internet.

The conclusion of several gameplay mechanics seen in previous Rockstar titles, the driving of Midnight Club, the shooting of Max Payne 3, etc. I feel that the story is somewhat weak and even more so if we compare it with GTA 4, but it is to be expected being the first title with 3 protagonists, so the plot had to be divided between these three, but the missions themselves are one of the best, the vast majority are full of action and epic set pieces without losing the cinematography that characterizes this installment, from the bank robberies to the missions where you have to, from robing a Merryweather plane, to escaping with a biochemical weapon from a federal complex.

I'm gonna be real honest, I didn't like this game as much as other AC fans, is a solid one, but it doesn't reach it for me. Bayek is a decent character, but the story is really nothing special, it gets really repetitive, you arrive to a new place, you found out who's the objective, and that maybe they kill your son, there's a little plot twist, you kill the objective, they have a cool cinematic were they tell Bayek to go kill himself, continue to the next objective. The combat is a weak part as well, is a water down version of a souls-like game, with buggy hitboxes and barely telegraph moves. By far the best aspect is the time period, the map, beatiful full with detail I strongly recommend playing the discovery tour.