Very unique, and fun horror, survival game. The mutants were very cool, and freaky, also loved the caves system to really add to the horror system. The base building is also very cool and different from what I've seen before. Inventory is another unique system as instead of following the usual ui where everything fits in its own little box, your character has a backpack and tarp were everything you pickup goes into its defined space. The only problem with this system is that there is a max amount of each thing your allowed to have, but I personally didn't find this to be a problem

My favourite new gen ac game as it took the massive open world that AAA companies love now, and split it into sections making it easier to work with.

Pros.
- Main character and story were enjoyable.
- Side missions had fun characters to interact with too.

Cons.
- World felt too empty because of the immense size
- Too much of a grind, which odyssey also suffers from

Fun game if you can get around the grind to progress, would recommend if the modern day rpg is your kind of game

My second favourite ac game (barely behind ac2), and it's simply a masterpiece.
- The open world experience given by this game was beautiful.
- The ship and character upgrades in this game actually mattered, and helped you progress through the story easier.
- Edward was an extremely likable character.
- Loved the Fleet system.
- Story was very engaging
- Really enjoyed their use of the real world (outside of the animus), instead of it just being a background and tutorial, it actually mattered

If you like piracy and exploration I would still heavily recommend this game, you do not need ac experience to enjoy this game. It's where i started in the franchise and enjoyed every second of it

By far my top game of the entire ac series. (Valhalla is currently the newest game 27/8/23).
- The characters were very fun to interact with
- The maps were fun to explore
- full sync wasn't too hard to achieve
- It was fun to upgrade your estate to get more passive income
- Ezio was a very charming main character
- All side missions were enjoyable
- Gear upgrades made a noticeable difference to the combat difficulty.

Cannot recommend this game more, its just fantastic in every way

An amazing follow up to one of my favourite ac games of all time (ac2).

Pros.
- Kept all the systems from ac2 that I loved.
- Amazing returning characters as well as new ones.
- Liked the property purchasing system and how you had to liberate Rome.
- Very fun story
- Enjoyed the collectables outside of the animus.
- Liked the way it restarted your progress, didn't feel lazy, or just ignore the fact that you may have maxed out ezio in ac2.

Cons.
- Didn't like that some side missions had time restrictions in order to get 100% synchronisation.
- Fighting was just more of the same from ac2.

Overall still an extremely enjoyable game and would highly recommend playing, though make sure to play ac 1 and 2 first for context on the story

Absolutely fantastic game, just everything I wanted it to be really with a few small faults.

Pros.
- The Giant city feels alive with the crimes to stop and how you can interact with the NPCs
- The Web swinging feels amazing unlike in older spider man games where it always felt mechanical and janky.
- The story is captivating even if you know the characters and are aware of how some of the plot will go down
- Side missions were very fun, with plenty of interesting characters, and insights on the city itself
- The DLC was extremely fun to play through too and only added to the base experience.
- The suits where all very well designed, plus it was cool to see callbacks to older spiderman designs/variants

Cons.
- My only real problems with this game ate that it can sometimes take a long time to get to where your going (ie. Other side of the map etc.) And that some of the side activities became too repetitive after a while (like catching all of the pigeons)

Loved this masterpiece and even got the platinum. Heavily recommend this game to anyone who hasn't tried it.

Over all a great game to experience with fun characters through out, and a fun world to explore. I personally explored the England map mostly on foot (instead of by horse/longship) as no 2 places were too far apart and the world was just fun to be in

Pros.
- I am personally biased towards games like this as I love all things vikings and norse mythology, so even a terrible game will still be fun with those sprinkled in.
- The combat all though not like your typical assassins creed game (retro or new), was very fun once you unlocked some of the skills and realised you never need to use the shields.
- The characters you met out in the world and in the side missions were all usually quite funny and had their own stories to tell, whilst sometimes very silly, still overall enjoyable.

Cons.
- The scale of the map did seem like too much overall so they had to fill areas not took up by towns with the random artifacts and mini wealth chests which didn't really need to be there.
- The stealth in this game, like the last few installments of the ac franchise was very lacking as your raiding party struggles to be stealthy whilst running up the hill, screaming and swinging their axes.
- Also the warning of desyncing if you kill the monks whilst raiding the monsitaries, is just stupid.

Overall I really enjoyed the games story, characters and world, but it just suffers from the open world syndrome which every AAA company thinks is good game design atm. Still would recommend this game, just take it with a pinch of salt