Although it may have more limited content from the previous game. I enjoyed some of the wild additions they made to where you're just mad broken. If you enjoy NFL street then this game is worth it alone for the co op Campaign! Being able to travel from city to city taking on NFL players, while playing with a friend, is something NFL street 1 and 2 never gave us. But NFL Street 3 surprised me with such an awesome feature. I recreated my friend and I along with our entire friend group. We've been playing and having mad fun grinding to improve our players

If you love Vikings then I highly suggest checking this game out. Although it is not the best RPG in the AC series (I'd give that to Odyssey), Valhalla is very much so naturally more fun to me. From the combat being reworked to weapons actually having weight to them on attacks. The gameplay felt more fluid and fun. Visually this game is beautiful! The god rays/lighting especially in this game are intense and glorious. Traveling through varies parts of England was a lot more fun than I thought it would be. The biggest compliment I could give this game is ironically the biggest issue/con I gave to Odyssey, which would be the story. Valhalla is a lot more story driven than Odyssey and it's story very early on is more interesting than what I experienced in the previous game. I loved the style of side quest being random encounters, almost gta-esque was refreshing for the series. Several of these quest are actually hilarious and entertaining, making them stand out and be memorable.
So if you enjoy story driven RPG's and have a love for Viking's then Valhalla is definitely a fun experience

This is still the best Battlefield in the franchise imo. Many older fans would say bad company 2 but I'd argue that game has not aged as well as Battlefield 3 has. Simply from a mechanical standpoint alone, this game is superior and the graphics still holdup pretty decent for a game that came out over a decade ago. Very strong campaign and an incredibly fun multiplayer to back it up. I wait for the day EA and DICE go back to what made this series so good, until then I'll go back to this classic game

A lot of people gave this game an unfair treatment simply because it was the follow-up to the amazing game that is God Of War 3. I believe it's hard for any game to follow that one up only a couple of years afterwards. It is a solid prequel that has fun boss fights as well. In my opinion this game is the equivalent of Batman Arkham Origins. As that game came out after Arkham City (arguably the best game in that series) and Origins like Ascension was also a prequel. If you enjoy the older God Of War games then Ascension is definitely worth checking out. If you're newer to the franchise I would actually recommend playing this in chronological order as you get to try out mechanics from 3 while also having your introduction to the franchise not be as dated as God Of War 1 is

Recently decided to replay this game. Back in 2017 I remembered enjoying the first several hours of the game but overtime could not find myself to enjoy it. Fast forward almost 6 years later and I decided to give the only mainline AC game that wasn't memorable to me a second chance.

I can officially say after a second full playthrough that I now love this game!

So there are a few things I should note that have more than likely made a difference in my appreciation second time around:

- Performance: Back when the game originally dropped it did suffer from performance issues for some people on multiple platforms and it was not smooth traversing through Egypt. Thankfully that is no longer the case and I was able to enjoy the game the way it was meant to be played!

- Side quest: So this for me is probably the biggest flaw of Ubisoft's first crack at RPG's for the franchise. There are many side quest throughout the very large map of Egypt and way too many of them are boring and repetitive fetch quest. If you're like me and your brain struggles to not wanna do everything you see on the map, then you may understand how disappointing that might be. Another problem with this is the game purposefully forces you to do side quest to progress in the main story as a high enough level!
That feature wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't for the side quest being so lackluster. So on my second playthrough (using new game plus file), I exclusively did only dlc side content as I never purchased the dlc originally when playing the game

- DLC: Now for the content that was completely new to me post the main game. I can see why Origins dlc gets all the praise that it does. Both dlc's are pretty solid for AC dlc's. The Hidden One's being my personal favorite was amazing and a beautiful conclusion to the story. Curse of the Pharaoh's on the other hand is more of a "what if" scenario and is pretty interesting with many new beautiful landscapes to visit!
Both dlc's add some really dope armor as well and it was well worth the purchase for me

Conclusion: Bayek has easily become one of my favorite Assassin's in the series after a second playthrough and I can say giving games a second chance years later can definitely be a pleasant surprise