Assassin's Creed® Odyssey

As a historical novelist and former high school English teacher with over 700 books in my home devoted to ancient Greek literature, history and culture I had to try this game. I should mention that I am pushing 60 years old and although I like strategy games like Creative Assembly’s Rome II, I’m not a fan of ‘gopher’ games that make you run around collecting items, rescuing damsels in distress, delivering messages, and murdering politicians to level your character. The whole premises seems rather tedious and unimaginative. So right from the start I expected to hate Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Combine that with the fact that I’d never played an Assassin’s Creed game before, and I am not the most nimble finger clicker, I was prepared to spend a good portion of my playing time getting my head lopped off. None of that happened. Well, yeah, there is a pretty steep learning curve here. I did spend a lot of my initial hours zigging when I should have been zagging, and with my opponent’s spear in my head, but I stuck with it and eventually even an old poop like me was able to figure out the mechanics. What kept me going was the sheer majesty of the game and the beauty of the surroundings. I’ve been to Athens, Sparta, Argos, Mycenae, Delos, Aegina, Hydra, Crete, Melos (now Santorini), and dozens of other locales on the campaign map multiple times. I’ve walked around the ruins at Delphi, strolled the docks of Piraeus and walked through valley of Laconia for research for my books. I wanted to see these places at they might have looked 2,500 years ago and that for me is the true joy of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. The team at Ubisoft deserves a lot of credit. They did their homework. Sure, you’d expect to see historical figures like Pericles, Socrates, Alcibiades and Archidamas in a game about the Peloponnesian War. But that anyone outside of academia even knows who Brasidas, Aspasia, Herodotus and Pausanias were, is impressive. Kudos to you. I’m probably an oddball gamer because I was not motivated by stabbing people in the back to gain levels and steal loot. The entire idea of stabbing people in the back goes against the grain of the Greek ethos of ‘kleos’ or honor. What kept me going was the desire to see more of the world that Ubisoft created. I wanted to visit the Athenian Acropolis and see the Propylaea, Erechtheion and Parthenon as they were shiny and new, instead of in piles of rubble. I wanted to gaze up at Phidias' statue of Zeus in Olympus (one of the wonders of the ancient Greek world that no longer exists), speak to the Pythia at the temple of Delphi, and see the five villages of Sparta as they might have looked. Getting to walk the streets of Athens, Argos and Elis was like taking a trip back in time. Magical. Okay, the game isn’t perfect. The pronunciation of common names like Pericles and Socrates and the character’s accents were maddening. I can only guess that Ubisoft believes we’ve Americanized the real pronunciations, or at least I hope that’s what they were thinking. Ultimately it’s a minor annoyance. The hoplite battles were a major disappointment. The Greeks fought in a phalanx formation. Shoulder to shoulder. Shield to shield. The battles here are a 300 movie style free for all. Oh well, guess you can’t have everything. Also I could not fathom how Alexios and Kassandra could be descended from Leonidas, but have no connection to the Agiad royal family. By rights they should have been Pausanias’ cousins, but they’re not. I don’t know who they are. The whole Pythagoras-is-my-father thing is rather bizarre and makes no sense at all. I won’t go off the charts here listing the historical inaccuracies that drove me batsh!t crazy, as it serves no purpose. Suffice it to say that I enjoyed the game. If you ever wanted to unravel the labyrinth of the minotaur beneath King Minos palace at Knossos, get drunk and sing songs with Socrates at an Athenian symposium, feel the Aegean Sea roll beneath your feet on the deck of a trireme, or stare out in wonder at the lights twinkling over Attica at twilight, try this game. You won’t be disappointed.

A warning for Steam Deck users: DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. In fact, in my opinion everyone that uses Steam should boycott Ubisoft full stop until they fix their hostile third party software issues on all Steam games. I bought this game months ago and finally got around to installing it, and it's well nigh impossible to run on the steam deck because of Ubisoft's third party software layer. Hours spent futzing around, looking up workarounds online and trying to run Ubisoft Connect manually have been fruitless. At this point, I'm so frustrated that I don't even want to play it anymore. And the worst part is, I can't even get a refund from Steam since it's been more than 2 weeks since I bought it. 0 stars, boycott Ubisoft for their hostile business practices and do not buy this game.

While it's hard to beat the Ezio trilogy I've got to say that this is my favourite AC game. The story, mechanics, visuals, music, DLC's etc. are all fantastic. Despite it being absolutely enormous I've replayed it numerous times. Highly recommended.

Hands down one of the best investments i have done, if you are thinking about getting a assassin/warrior type game this is the game to play. Great story good PvE beautiful landscape

More like Origins: Downgrade Edition. Bigger map, more fluff, less soul, If you played Origins first, I wouldn’t recommend this one, it just makes Odyssey feel even worse by comparison. don’t get me wrong, it’s a good game, but coming straight from Origins, it's undeniably a downgrade.

AC: Odyssey is [b]many[/b] things. Underrated, oversized, full of passion, but also nearly devoid of the flagship Assassin's Creed(TM) stuff (unless it's the Atlantis DLC, in which case it's runaway fanfiction, dubiously canon). But as a [i]game[/i], one that you play for a couple hours and then put down and repeat 20 times, it's fucking fantastic. [h2][u]Map & Story[/u][/h2] I've had a difficult time beating this game. Not only because it's monstrously massive and just the main story (plus some side quests for leveling) took me 80 hours to complete, but also because she sheer SCALE you can see on the map screen can be super daunting and discouraging. For what it's worth, the game definitely didn't NEED to be as huge as it is. Not every area is memorable, and a lot of them have a very repetitive regional story: local Big Man is Very Bad, enslaved people, war waged for profit, throw in some ancient treasure and off you go, [i]misthios.[/i] It is very clear [i]someone[/i] had big ambitions for the map of Odyssey and it [i]had[/i] to be filled with [i]something,[/i] so the overall blueprint for local quests is the same, with only the puzzle pieces changing. But there are also quests that [i]truly shine[/i] with charm, good writing, AMAZING actor performances, and will leave memories and characters for you to reminisce about for a long time after. Odysseus' daughter; a middle aged pirate woman who lost her whole crew; the pirate queen Xenia; Alkibiadies that horny prick, your great buddies Herodotos and Barnabas. These are all wonderful characters and I have mentioned only a fraction of them.... but unfortunately, only about a 1/3 of your time is spent with those wonderful labours of love, and the rest with boring, repetitive cookie-cutter quests where the characters often aren't even named. The map could've easily been 40% smaller and I don't think anyone would've complained. The main story is... better??? But it still has chapters it could do without. It has an unsatisfying ending; it literally Just Ends after a Big Important Guy dies 5 minutes after being coming on screen, and it's disappointing that the actual ending to Kassandra's personal story is contained in the DLC "The Legacy". The narrative structure of this game will be misleading and confusing to an audience that expects a cohesive and neatly arranged plot. It's much better experienced as a series spanning many seasons, or a book whose chapters you're expected to read out-of-order. I would even go as far as to say it suffers from the Open World nature of modern Assassin's Creeds, and poor artists were left doing what they could within the framework they were given. [h2][u]Graphics & Sound[/u][/h2] Graphics still hold up in 2025, 7 years later. This game could go on to retain beautiful graphics for 20 years if only raytracing were added to it. It bangs it out of the park on all three pillars: excellent art direction, robust technical foundation, and obsessive attention to detail. Thousands of screenshots from all across Greece could serve as wallpapers, or be printed and hung on the wall. The world is alive and responsive when you traverse through it - the water ripple effects are the best I've ever seen; the fire effects are jaw-dropping for a game that ran on the PS4; the rain makes everything sloppy and muddy and blood sinks realistically into the ground. Kassandra changes her breathing depending on your actions; holds her breath before diving into water or landing from a big jump (also on a horse!); or does steady, measured in- and exhales while running or climbing. She has mini flavour animations for shielding her face from fire/dust, leans in to light a fireplace with her torch and leans away once it's lit, shakes off her hands when leaving water, or a billion other minute things you would expect from a Rockstar Game. Yes, it's high praise, and I'm tired of pretending people hired by Ubisoft aren't capable or producing masterpieces. This is what AAA USED TO mean, what we stomached the high price tag, weird upselling practices and even weirder microtransations, for. It's attention to detail you could NEVER replace with chatGPT. [h2][u]Micromanaging the Inventory[/u][/h2] A.k.a. the aspect of RPG that AC needed the least, and also botched in execution. If you're familiar with Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Assassin's Creed Odyssey has basically the reverse if DXHR's scarcity problem: it has an [i]overabundance[/i] problem. Clear a couple areas of minibosses and lootable chests or do like three sidequests and your inventory will be [b]spilling over[/b] with items with arbitrary numbers and confusing perks that are 10% better than what you currently have, which you don't care for because you'd rather play your cool stealth-and-adventure game, not "Hold X to Dismantle" simulator. For every half-hour of gameplay, there's a solid 5-10 minutes of managing the sheer junk in your backpack, with a bonus errand to the Blacksmith every couple of levels when your EQ is falling behind. It's a system that would've done alright if there was perhaps a single piece of equipment dropping every half-hour or so? But instead, Alexios the Garbage Man and Kassandra the Sanitation Engineer will be busy turning piles of crap into comical amounts of pieces of wood, stone, and leather. It's the only part of the game that actively made me angry on some occasions. The fun and interesting parts of the game are gatekept behind the fact that I've got 100 (no joke, i counted) pieces of junk to go through after 5 hours of ignoring my inventory, but I can't no more because the bad guys are beating me up in 3 hits, and me them in 30. It's work, in my videogame, and that's no good. [h2][u]Technical[/u][/h2] I have a pretty beefy setup (AMD flagships from late 2023) so I played at 1440p and Ultra High, with framegen often hitting 90 frames. You could probably knock that down to High and notice little-to-no downgrade, and at that point even the Steam Deck can guarantee 30fps. I've only encountered 2 instances where the game crashed outright, and glitches that annoy instead of amuse are rare as well. (For some reason, heavy weapons were given an immense amount of ragdoll force in this game. I recommend getting a big club and smacking a guy with a heavy execution attack.) [h2][u]Conclusion[/u][/h2] The main compliment I could give to AC: Odyssey is that it's [i]smooth and beautiful.[/i] All the systems glue well together into an experience transitioning smoothly between different kinds of activities, and it all takes place in a stunningly crafted world. It's an extremely mature game, both meaning by the latest patch as well as Ubisoft nailing the production pipelines that even [i]enable[/i] a single-player open-world game to have 200 hours worth of content to [i]just work.[/i] Oh, and the gratuitous gore. The main criticism I could give to AC: Odyssey is that it's a game made by Ubisoft, a giant, soulless corporation with an exceedingly controversial upper caste. That means microtransactions in a singleplayer game, it means it was buggy as hell on release, as well as those gameplay problems I've mentioned above - the misunderstanding of what makes RPG's appealing, and an overinflation of the game's content count. (The latter being something they'd overswing in the other direction with Mirage and fail as well.) That's why, I would want to urge you - [u]do not make the mistake of crediting Ubisoft for the excellence of this game. Credit its people - the artists, programmers, and QA testers, down in the trenches, making the game [i]actually[/i] happen.[/u]

Would Recommend the Game for the game itself. but i wont recommend the game because of Ubisoft and its launcher. If in any situation your Ubisoft Linked Account gets Lost/Hacked and you aren't able to login to Ubisoft launcher then say goodbye to your game even if you bought it on steam.

Playtime: 100+ Hours Assassin's Creed Odyssey is one of those rare games that truly immerses you in another world in this case, the stunning, mythical, and war-torn landscapes of Ancient Greece. From the moment I stepped onto Kephallonia, I was hooked by the vibrant world, the beautiful sun-soaked views, and the freedom to explore an absolutely massive open world. Sometimes, the sheer scale of the map and the endless amount of content can feel overwhelming. There’s always something to do a quest to take, a cave to explore, a fort to infiltrate, or just getting lost sailing across the Aegean Sea. But that’s also one of its biggest strengths. The world feels alive, rich with detail, and the atmosphere is consistently immersive. The story is surprisingly good full of emotion, mystery, and tough choices. Some side quests are incredibly well-written and memorable, while others do fall into the repetitive "fetch-and-fight" formula. The RPG elements work really well and the dialogue choices give you more agency than most other AC games. The gameplay is satisfying. Combat is fluid, with fun abilities and plenty of weapon/gear variety to suit different playstyles. Parkour is smooth and easy to pick up. Animations especially during assassinations and cutscenes are top-notch. And don’t even get me started on the photo mode… I’ve spent way too much time just capturing the breathtaking scenery. Now, to be fair there are things that drag it down a little. Too many enemy camps and forts start to feel copy-pasted after a while. Conquest battles, while epic in concept, often feel irrelevant and don’t really impact the world in a meaningful way. It can get grindy if you try to do everything, and sometimes that repetition chips away at the experience. But honestly? Despite a few flaws, Odyssey is a fantastic adventure. It’s fun, gorgeous, and full of moments that’ll stay with you. If you enjoy open-world RPGs with rich lore, fun gameplay, and cinematic storytelling, this game is absolutely worth your time. Highly recommended especially if you’ve ever dreamed of being a mercenary exploring the ancient world. ⚔️🇬🇷

This is my first Assassin's Creed game since ACIII. For all those years, I had absolutely no desire to return to this franchise. Not a single trailer or gameplay teaser impressed me. But Odyssey? It's an incredible game to get back into the series with. I'm 68 hours in and there's still so much more to do. I am having a blast!

SUCH AN AMAZING GAME 10/10. Good storyline, combat gets boring every once in a while but i forgive it cuz of soo many different weapons and build styles you can make. DLC was kinda out there but overall not too bad. Loved the massive open world map also the fact that u can get different endings based on your choices is a nice touch. 10/10 would recommend :)))

one of the best games i've ever played. a visually epic masterpiece. if you love history and beautiful environments, this game is perfect for you. i recommend it!!!

By far the best AC game, absolutely beautiful landscape and a massive amount to collect (if you like that sort of thing) I have owned this on UBIsoft and have put over 200 hours in and bought it again to have a new play through. This is my 4th time playing this game. This game also has one of those wow didn't expect that moments in the story. Go and buy it :)

Another buggy Ubitrash game, and the last one I buy. Loved Origins and grabbed a few of the other AC games after smashing it out, sorely disappointed. There's game breaking stuff here that just can't be forgiven, the ships / sea battle stuff seems to be an after thought. There's naval battles where the target ships kite you into "un-allowed" areas that cause you to lose the battle. And the most game breaking bug of all that these effing monkeys didn't fix, [E] Take Command of your ship, it either doesn't work, or flashes up briefly then switches to [E] Talk. So while you're mashing [E] trying to take command of your ship, you instead end up having a useless conversation with the NPCs either side of you. There's a lot of decent game here, but how you monkeys didn't fix some of these core issues is beyond me. Just had to edit this to share another one of my favourite parts of the game. - Riding to an NPC to start or finish a quest. - Dismount. - Talk to NPC. - Finish conversation. - Where's my fucking horse?

I have kicked so many people off cliffs that my left leg is now legally classified as a weapon in six ancient city-states. Started the game trying to find my long-lost family. Ended up fist-fighting a cyclops, romancing a blacksmith, joining a cult accidentally, then un-joining it violently. At one point I punched a bear so hard it dropped drachmae. Why am I collecting trees? No one knows. Why does my horse parkour off mountains like it's auditioning for the Fast & Furious: Mythical Edition? Again, no answers. Just vibes. One mercenary has hunted me across the entire Aegean for 40 hours because I stole a loaf of bread. We are married now, probably. This game taught me history, geography, and that I should never be trusted with choices that involve "either talk to him or set him on fire." 10/10. Would commit accidental ancient war crimes again.

Best game I have ever played. I am biased though as I have a deep love for greek mythology. 10/10 would recommend.

Probably one of the best Open World I have played. The map is massive and you can spend so much time exploring everything. The story line is super interesting and you can really see how your character develops throughout the game. The amount of different ways to play this game makes it even more worth playing. In addition getting the gold version enables you to add two more story lines to the game, which adds so much more lore and adventure. Lastly I want to mention the historic aspect of the game which makes it even more interesting as you can experience parts of the conflict between Sparta and Athens.

The reviews fail to reflect that the game has horizontal black bars even in full screen and borderless mode. This significantly ruins the gameplay experience. Instead of highlighting this issue explicitly, or offering a workaround or patch, Steam support responds to my refund request by telling me to tell me to check reviews prior to purchasing. Hence I thought I would offer that review for the Steam community so that you know what kind of gaslighting is under way here .

lazy game, story is moving way too fast for such a large map, and if it is not moving fast it is moving zig zag patterns without any set movements. Story: as mentioned it was fast or just out of nowhere, the characters expression was non and the dialogues were even worse. Gameplay: It was fine i guess??? a C- tier of gameplays. I really dont see why they could not continue on with the Connor, Shay and Arnos story and had to make this game, if it was a game without the assassins creed logo it would be great sure yea, but this is what we get from a company that forgotten about its roots.

good game very beutiful cool climbing on historic things and fighting in a conquest battleis pretty lit ngl very fun and good game with a pretty cool story and you can get freaky with an old woman. 10/10

Odyssey is a very divisive game. Is the story good? Yes but only as Kassandra. Is the open world good? Yes for but only for Ubisoft standards. The game is solid but has a micro-transaction issue. If you don't want to grind IN A SINGLE PLAYER GAME be prepared to get your wallet out. Behind the toxic features is a really good game which I do recommend people giving a go ONLY WHEN IT IS ON SALE. Don't bother with the DLC it doesn't live up to par with the main game. 6/10

can't describe this game in a sentence, from the story to the open world life and every small details. phenomenal game ofc.

My first Assassin's Creed game was the one on PSP,; Assassin's Creed Bloodlines. I was hooked but then we don't have ACs on PS2. So, when I first created steam account Ive always wanted AC Odyssey. I know I havent completed the gameplay but Im the type when I put the game on hold, I would start a new gameplay whenever I play it again. Even so, I dont have much to say but I like the game very much. I could spend hours in game if Im not that busy with life or other games. Truly.

Fantastic RPG, getting to experience and battle Greek myths and monsters from famous old stories was amazing. But a terrible Assassin's Creed game.

The game has high-quality graphics, beautifully restoring ancient Greek cities, buildings, natural landscapes, etc. With vivid colors and excellent lighting effects, it allows players to feel the unique charm of ancient Greece, whether it is the bustling city of Athens or the mysterious Temple of Delphi

I really enjoyed playing that game. The graphics are beautiful and every place looks amazing and full of detail. The story is really interesting and made me want to keep going to see what happens next. What I loved the most is how much it shows Ancient Greece. There are so many places and stories and it feels very accurate to the history of Ancient Greece. The gameplay is fun and never boring. There is always something to do like exploring islands fighting enemies finding treasure or just walking around and enjoying the view. The map is huge and full of life with towns people animals and ships everywhere. If you like history, action, exploration and open world games I really recommend that game. It is one of the best I have played in a long time!

The level scaling in this game compare the prior games is ridiculous and you cant turn it off. I had so much fun playing assassin Origin compare to this one.

The detail, the graphics, the historic context still makes this one of the best AC games

Ubi trying to do WAY TOO MUCH. Now Assassin's Creed RPG. So you have parry fighting/ships/dialogue choices to change story,crafting etc. Being an Assassin taking step back. AC story should be engaging, enthralling and dark. This felt like childish comical, Disney/Nintendo game story. Just completed Origins, and whilst not RPG change fan, at least characters and story engaging and push you to see what will happen. Ezio trilogy is the height of series. Ubi need to go back to their roots.

[h1] [b]English version[/b] [/h1] [h2] Overall it's fine [/h2] I have not played the DLCs, so I'm referring to the base game: Pros: [list] [*]The settings are faithfully recreated. [*]There are numerous references to greek myths and historical figures. [*][spoiler]The mythical creatures, they have the best fights in the entire game, unfortunately there aren't many of them.[/spoiler] [/list] Cons: [list] [*]The points of interest on the map (those representend with a "?") are literally the same 4 things copied and pasted all over the map. [*]The epilogue was underwhelming, it was okay but I expected something more from it. [*][spoiler]Most of the choices in the game have little to no impact on the story, except for 2 of them and I fucking hate them: saving the plague-infected family in Kephallonia, which leaves the island in a permanent fog with most of the population dead; and publicly executing the Merchant, which prevents you from saving Brasidas’s friend, the only cult member in that group who's actually there against his will.[/spoiler] [/list] [h1] [b]Versione in italiano[/b] [/h1] [h2] Tutto sommato ok [/h2] Non ho tenuto conto dei DLC in quanto non li ho giocati, per quanto riguarda il gioco base: Tra i vari pro: [list] [*]Le ambientazioni sono state ricreate molto bene. [*]Ci sono numerosi rimandi ai vari miti e personaggi della storia greca. [*][spoiler]Le creature mitiche, questi sono i fight migliori del gioco, peccato che ne sono pochi.[/spoiler] [/list] Tra i vari contro: [list] [*]I luoghi di esplorazione (segnati con un "?") sono praticamente sempre le stesse 4 cose ripetute per tutta la mappa. [*]Il finale un po' meh, cioè carino però mi aspettavo qualcosa in più. [*][spoiler]Che la maggior parte delle scelte contano poco nulla per lo svolgimento della trama, tranne 2 scelte del cazzo: quella di salvare la famiglia con la peste a Cefalonia che lascerà l'isola permanentemente con più nebbia di Milano e con la popolazione morente; e quella di giustiziare pubblicamente il Mercante che non ti permetterà di salvare l'amico di Brasida, cioè l'unico membro della setta che in quel gruppo è costretto a starci contro la sua volontà.[/spoiler] [/list]

One word amazing, addictive, you will enjoy playing, even more especially if you love history and khow something about the backdrop of the game Graphics 9 Story 8.5 Gameplay 9 Game mechanics 8.5 Side mission 8 Characters 8.5 Replayability 8 Word buildup 10 Backdrop 10

this game has a unique story. especially for me who love spartan history. I also like the graphic of this game and the skill's combination

As someone who fell in love with EPIC the musical and gained interest in Greek Mythology, this game lives up to my expectations so far! I've made it through chapter 2 as Kassandra and I'm HOOKED!

It's a really good game but Ubisoft Launcher takes too long to start on Ubuntu 24.04. The games runs smoothly, open world is well-designed and well-maintained. But it's hard to play on the first levels.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey will always have a special place in my heart. Kassandra’s strength, charm, and depth made this journey unforgettable — she truly felt like a legend. Exploring ancient Greece, its gods, myths, and breathtaking landscapes felt like living history. The choices, the battles, the lore — everything pulled me in. A masterpiece that made me fall in love with ancient greek. 10/10🏛⚔️💙

As an Ancient History lover and student, this game is amazing. It might not be to everyone's taste in terms of the Assassin's storyline/connection, but it stands as its own game. I've finished one of the main storylines but I still have so much more to explore, and lots and lots of quests. This game is for someone who likes ancient history and is looking for a long immersive game to sink their teeth into

Story was good, but the other things ? lvl system stupid, you wanna call your horse but you need run to him, game dropping on new computer, so much problems dont buy it

Easy if you like to follow the story. If you prefer the challenge the option is available. Haven't enjoyed an Assasins Creed game in a while but this one was worth it. Highly recommend it

Greece is so damn beautiful the Story Gameplay Characters every single thing slaps Hell even those side missions have a bit of main story which doesn't bore at all unlike in origins which are a bit repetitive in ac odc it involves stories from ur past... choices matter probably the best Assassin aRPG game out there

Really enjoying this game. It takes the origins formula and makes almost everything better. Like the introduction of the mercenaries and the fact that your hit list (the cultists) is so much bigger in this game. Combat is still as good as it was in Origins with you being able to equip special abilities as you progress through. I think the origins story was slightly better, but honestly both games are enjoyable way to spend hours exploring historic geography.

In my opinion it's not just a game it's a masterpiece I learn thing that my history teacher don't even heard of after I play this game first in 2020 on old Xbox one I get all my history exams 20 after all of that history you learn you gain a legendary experience from graphics (my 4060 cant get 60 in ultra ) gameplay and mighty alexios or Kassandra with wonderful story One of the best games i played not as a assassin's Creed game but as a new IP and game

This game is really good because of it's graphics and there are some really cool places to go to. The story is also really good

I like assasins creed games. And this game is realy good iam playing it and its realy good i love playing this game i choose kassandra and i like this game very much.MALAKA

One of the best AC game, the map is gigantic, missions are very interesting. Kassandra is a well written character and the fights can be hard but it's doable. Love this game as much as I liked AC 2.

Forces you to go download their bloatware or the game wont start. Have to jump hoops to get the game to link with steam and ubisoft. I would avoid Ubisoft games in general.

Not at much parkour as the other games, lacks the town building that i enjoyed in the earlier games (subbed out for ship building, more boring). i like the sailing aspect a lot, and the story is great

This game is honestly pretty good, especially if you enjoy Ancient Greek History and Mythology. The main problem with this game is the massive amount of Ubisoft bloat - to get all achievements it took me 125 hrs and you really start to feel burnt out past hour 60+. I enjoy Kassandra's character a lot and even though this is like the least Assassin in Assassin's Creed game I have played it was still good to be this basic demi god and throw people around.

Despite what people say, this is very much an AC game. Stealth builds are easily the most OP builds in the entire game, although the combat apart from that is quite good as well. The voice acting is fine, but is far from atrocious to listen to. The only thing that detracts from the game is that it's possibly TOO immense and your dialogue decisions don't matter that much

Its not gone for its title but goddamn its beautiful man its an RPG worth buying man Ubisoft W bro (Kassandra was the reason to buy it tho). The story was paced but it was decent. Ancient Greece(Kassandra) Was the most magnificent creation by the team you feel to live again. It was an awesome memory fr, its replayability is very good and I like the idea of new game+ it was very satisfactory to run with all the items you carried along with you in the previous run. So many good characters but one thing is sad we cant meet markos back and Phoebie is ded. Overall its a 10/10 for me in modern terms, like women characters sell too fr. Magnificent game, my money was worth it man fr. There is no dislikes man thats the irony

Beautiful graphics. Amazing game-play. Great story. The best customizable character play style still to this day in the AC series.

I've always loved Greece and their Mythology. This game allows me to explore and marvel at that. The open world is truly open world and the graphics and sights are fantastic!