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  1. Feb 22, 2020
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Soy fan de Assassin's Creed de hace mucho tiempo, quizás no sea el mejor pero es muy bueno, lo que resaltó son las misiones secundarias, son las más entretenidas. Expand
  2. Mar 6, 2020
    8
    82/100
    The first Assassin's Creed game I've played since Black Flag which I could never get into. Odyssey on the other hand was a great game to play. Having the choice between playing as Alexios or Kassandra was a great addition. I probably put 60-70 hours in to the game which was definitely a little more than I had bargained for when I picked the game up. My main complaints with the game
    82/100
    The first Assassin's Creed game I've played since Black Flag which I could never get into. Odyssey on the other hand was a great game to play. Having the choice between playing as Alexios or Kassandra was a great addition. I probably put 60-70 hours in to the game which was definitely a little more than I had bargained for when I picked the game up. My main complaints with the game were the late game dragging a little bit, and the ship battles. My main positives were the world and story, the customization options and some major side quests.

    When you are gearing up to finish off the main baddies in this game towards the end, it can be a bit of a drag completing lesser side quests to get to the proper level to fight certain enemies. This is a minor gripe though as a lot of side quests are actually interesting, although pretty fetch questy at times. The combat does get pretty repetitive, but switching weapon types really helped. A much more major problem for me was the ship combat, it was why I couldn't get in to Black Flag, but it's a little more tolerable here. The Upgrade system seems a little steep starting out before you climb the mercenary ranks. However, ship battles never seemed to go well unless it was one on one and I found when I needed to kill specific enemies on ships, I much preferred pulling my ship within 200 meters, jumping off and swimming up to the enemy ships, which could take a lot of time if they kept sailing the opposite direction. The ships are also the only place I experienced noticeable glitches. Those came in the form of horrifically contorted enemies when fighting on ships. This was actually quite humorous and only happened twice very late in game. I did enjoy the ship customization and the sailing songs were quite enjoyable.

    Assassin's Creed Odyssey Features a Massive open world that's beautiful and full of Greek lore and ton's of character. The story was entertaining and I ended with the good ending so that probably helped. The little speech options here and there added a little bit of flare to some quests without going overboard and the fights against Mythological Creatures were very cool albeit a bit simplistic mechanically, as was most combat. But through that combat comes the loot that you equip and in my opinion is one of the best areas of the game. This game has almost every quality of life feature for the equipment that I wanted. Have a nice set of armor, but want to see your characters head? Toggle the helmet off and keep the armor bonus. Have a nice set of armor, but it's underleveled? You have two options here! You can change the armor to look like any style you've already looted and keep the armor bonuses of the higher set or you can upgrade them to be the same level as you, if your weapons or armor have engravings you want to keep. The side quests in this game did provide some good interest, hunting legendary animals and fighting mythological creatures being high points. And some very likable non main characters, my favorites being Diona, Daphnae, and Odessa.

    The skill trees fall into a positive and negative. The skills were good but there weren't enough non ability skills for me to spend my skill points on. Late game it felt like I was wasting ability points. The abilities were fun to play around with and the overpowered attacks were cool. Late game the main draw, the spartan kick, becomes nearly useless as most enemies no longer fly off cliffs, understandably to just keep you from spartan kicking everyone but come on.

    Overall the game is pretty cheap to pick up now, and definitely worth what you'd pay for it, about $15-20. This still feels like a $60 game so getting it now is definitely a good decision.
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  3. Apr 12, 2020
    10
    This is, bar none, the best of the AC series. Kudos to Ubisoft and their team for constantly updating the mechanics. It has all the best bits of all previous AC games and adds new roleplaying stuff. Plus the story is great and the world is HUGE. It's almost always on some kind of sale so don't miss out on this open world marvel.
  4. Apr 15, 2020
    10
    About 90 hours in, finished all the main questlines, and a good portion of the sidequests.

    The map is huge, but not empty or boring feeling. There's always something to do, something to see, or a secret to uncover in any part of the map (outside of the ocean areas, for the most part). There is some repitition to the side tasks, but the gameplay is good enough to not make them feel
    About 90 hours in, finished all the main questlines, and a good portion of the sidequests.

    The map is huge, but not empty or boring feeling. There's always something to do, something to see, or a secret to uncover in any part of the map (outside of the ocean areas, for the most part). There is some repitition to the side tasks, but the gameplay is good enough to not make them feel monotonous, in my opinion, like I've felt in some other huge games. The level of detail they've put into the world is on an elite tier, and it's almost worth the price to just walk around looking at everything.

    The gameplay & combat would be aptly described as something similar to The Witcher 3 with a well integrated stealth mechanic as its focus. Or, perhaps like the Arkham games in its combination of stealth and direct combat. You can choose to stealthily take out an entire camp of soldiers, and then take on the captain 1 v 1, you could stealth the entire camp including the captain (if you invest enough in the assassination mechanic), or you can take on the whole camp in direct combat if you want. All three approaches feel fleshed out enough mechanically to make them viable.

    The story was fairly engaging, and I felt the animation and voice acting for the most part was pretty solid. I used Kassandra, however, so I'm not sure how playing as Alexios might change one's experience.

    A criticism may be that the inclusion of so many cash store items (ship skins, crew skins in particular) feels like it hurt the amount of customization you can find game-only in these areas.

    Overall, I would give this a 9.5 rounded up to a 10. I don't know if this game is for everyone -- it's massive and not something you can 100% without putting a LOT of time in -- but if you're into games like The Witcher 3, Arkham Knight, Horizon: Zero Dawn, etc, you'll probably really enjoy playing this.
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  5. Apr 23, 2020
    10
    This is the best game ever made. There are so many kids who harass the makers of this game and say it is not an assassin's creed game. They should grow up. The developers must create new content and games to profit. The behavior of these dumb kids is very annoying.
  6. Mar 18, 2022
    4
    Assassin's Creed Odyssey is very fun to play, beautiful graphics, amazing storyline and beautiful Greek world

    (Story)
    - Amazing

    (Graphics)
    - Beautiful

    (Gameplay)
    - Beautiful

    (Sound Effects)
    - Beautiful

    (Soundtrack)
    - Good

    (AI)
    - Very Bad

    (Performance)
    - Slow Rendering and Laggy at some places

    (Details)
    - Immersive

    (Bugs and Glitches)
    - Clean
  7. Feb 15, 2022
    0
    Отвратительная игра:
    1. Главная героиня не обладает чувством юмора, страшная, мужеподобная, ей не хочется играть. Делайте редактор персонажей, но не заставляйте меня качать моды, меняющие внешность.
    2. Греция не красивая. Одни леса и одинаковые треугольные храмы. 3. Все мужские персонажи почти одинаковые, постоянно их путаешь. 4. Есть диалоги, где ты вынужден флиртовать с полугеями,
    Отвратительная игра:
    1. Главная героиня не обладает чувством юмора, страшная, мужеподобная, ей не хочется играть. Делайте редактор персонажей, но не заставляйте меня качать моды, меняющие внешность.
    2. Греция не красивая. Одни леса и одинаковые треугольные храмы.
    3. Все мужские персонажи почти одинаковые, постоянно их путаешь.
    4. Есть диалоги, где ты вынужден флиртовать с полугеями, либо бабушками.
    5. В игре нет красивых женских персонажей.
    6. Легендарные артефакты почти сразу морально устаревают с прокачкой уровня, в итоге вставляешь шмот по уровню.
    7. Диалоги на столько не интересные, что под конец просто пропускал их, потому что смотреть на унылое лицо столько времени просто невозможно.
    Я являюсь фанатом серии, прошел все кроме ориджинс. Видимо это "Чудо" от лгбт фантазеров тоже пройти не удастся. Это первая игра, в которую приходится заставлять себя играть.Я не понимаю, зачем в играх стали уродовать женских персонажей. В том же синдикате главной героиней было приятно играть, у нее были красивые кастюмы, а здесь этот зелибоба как танк ходит и всех режет.
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  8. Feb 15, 2022
    0
    Absolutely awful AC game, almost as bad as AC 3, but in a different way. This game simply isn't Assassin's Creed, there's no hidden blade, main characters are unlikable, open world is extremely boring, side quests are awful and main story is extremely mediocre. Thank god AC Valhalla was million times better AC games than Odyssey and brought back many old elements, also Valhalla time periodAbsolutely awful AC game, almost as bad as AC 3, but in a different way. This game simply isn't Assassin's Creed, there's no hidden blade, main characters are unlikable, open world is extremely boring, side quests are awful and main story is extremely mediocre. Thank god AC Valhalla was million times better AC games than Odyssey and brought back many old elements, also Valhalla time period and locations are way, way better! Expand
  9. Oct 12, 2018
    10
    Anyone giving this game a anything less than an 8 is either a troll or hasnt played it. This games amazing,its everything Origins was and more. Ive put over 25 hours into it and Im only 15% done. The exploration is amazing,the amount of loot items is bonkers,the amount of content is insane and the graphics are beautiful. The only issue I have is the Bounty system,its nothing more than anAnyone giving this game a anything less than an 8 is either a troll or hasnt played it. This games amazing,its everything Origins was and more. Ive put over 25 hours into it and Im only 15% done. The exploration is amazing,the amount of loot items is bonkers,the amount of content is insane and the graphics are beautiful. The only issue I have is the Bounty system,its nothing more than an annoyance,some people mite enjoy the challenge it brings but im more of a play to have fun kind a guy,I typically play my games on easy and take my time to expierence everything. If you liked origins this will more than make u happy,keep you busy until RDR2. Have funs Gamers. Expand
  10. Oct 10, 2018
    10
    Love this game, and as a huge fan of RPG's and open world games in general Odyssey executes everything perfectly. My first 20 hours spent with the game have been a blast - I get real Witcher 3 & AC Black Flag vibes which is truly fantastic. I seriously can't notice the issues that people here are complaining about. It's a superb game, and indeed it builds on Origins but it's nothing likeLove this game, and as a huge fan of RPG's and open world games in general Odyssey executes everything perfectly. My first 20 hours spent with the game have been a blast - I get real Witcher 3 & AC Black Flag vibes which is truly fantastic. I seriously can't notice the issues that people here are complaining about. It's a superb game, and indeed it builds on Origins but it's nothing like the predecessor. If I could compare this to something it would be Fallout New Vegas, whereby the game was an improved, but a brand new, impressively beautiful game based on mechanics from Fallout 3. Give it a try, play it for a bit, ignore the microtransations and you'll have a blast. It seems that people on here are also struggling to accept this franchise is evolving, and if you began to play this game expecting the classic, traditional AC game we've been getting since 2007 (in spite of it being advertised as a full blown RPG and clear diversion from the predecessors) you're a fool. Expand
  11. Oct 10, 2018
    0
    Literally same **** as other AC games with minor changes but guess what UBI**** even dared to add more micro transactions to the games like XP boosts,i mean really?!! XP boost in a 60 dollars single player game
  12. Oct 8, 2018
    10
    Absolutely one of the best Assassin's Creed ever made. It's very different from the previous ones but don't worry, ASSASSIN'S CREED IS BACK.
  13. Oct 4, 2018
    9
    More of an open world RPG than an AC game of old and that's fine. A great game in its own right and who could believe and old meme like that Spartan kick could be so fun
  14. Oct 8, 2018
    8
    Like Origins, Odyssey is a very enjoyable game with the shift of time and era of the story and the setting of the base game and character building to suit the environment the game is actually very similar to Origins in many ways, fighting mechanics, challenges and much more, I haven't tried a side quest that I'd say it was great, like Origins, side quests still prove to be a bit of aLike Origins, Odyssey is a very enjoyable game with the shift of time and era of the story and the setting of the base game and character building to suit the environment the game is actually very similar to Origins in many ways, fighting mechanics, challenges and much more, I haven't tried a side quest that I'd say it was great, like Origins, side quests still prove to be a bit of a challenge to make, the main story is good though. Expand
  15. Oct 16, 2018
    1
    I play a series of AС games from the very first part, I really love this franchise, but what is happening now is just number one **** RPG system is not even close, the combat system is terrible.Where is the assassin's creed? Where is the hidden blade and the killings? It was necessary to call this game simply Odyssey or adventures in Sparta, but not the "Assassins Creed"! Sorry Altair,I play a series of AС games from the very first part, I really love this franchise, but what is happening now is just number one **** RPG system is not even close, the combat system is terrible.Where is the assassin's creed? Where is the hidden blade and the killings? It was necessary to call this game simply Odyssey or adventures in Sparta, but not the "Assassins Creed"! Sorry Altair, we lost everythink. Expand
  16. Oct 13, 2018
    9
    The tone and atmosphere in this game is amazing. As usual I dont play multiplayer, so microtransactions are not negative for me. The wast open sandbox campaign with tons of different things to do, I love it! And Kassandra makes it even more fun, she does not hold back!
  17. Oct 24, 2018
    3
    Behind all of the microtransations and grindy gameplay is a great game with a beautiful aesthetic of greek culture and history. But sadly the game bases its game play on these micrtransactions and they cast a shadow on this review as a whole. It is basically Assassins Creed Origins but located in ancient Greece rather than Ptolemaic Egypt. But even in Origins the mechanics weren't as grindBehind all of the microtransations and grindy gameplay is a great game with a beautiful aesthetic of greek culture and history. But sadly the game bases its game play on these micrtransactions and they cast a shadow on this review as a whole. It is basically Assassins Creed Origins but located in ancient Greece rather than Ptolemaic Egypt. But even in Origins the mechanics weren't as grind heavy as there were at least ways to gather resource quickly in the form of attacking shipments of resources and taking them. Here there is no such mechanic and finding resources in order to upgrade your armor and weapons will be one of the hardest things you will have to do in this game. Of course the reason behind this grind is that they sell resource kits filled with material required to upgrade in their online store. in some cases I had armor in my sets that were 20 levels behind my current cap at level 50 because at that level the amount of resources required to upgrade were as much as 600 to 700 just for one upgrade and as a reference the most I have gotten from an ore is 10. So these mechanics alone are enough to drive my score down to a 5. But everything in combination heavily outweighs any of the good that is to be seen in this game. The amount of detail in this game is breathtaking and it seems Ubisoft really did their research when looking up how life in Greece really was in this time period. instead of plain white marble structures everything is painted and beautifully filled with color much like at the time period. And Greek pronunciations and dialect are a welcome change from the whitewashed hockey British accents you see in most film set in ancient Greece. Now while being historically authentic to culture and aesthetic doesn't mean they got everything right. For the love of god where is the hoplite warfare that was indicative of the time period. Why are there so many Spartan ships. Why do they make this war seem like it lasted a couple of weeks when it was really 30 years. Why is the plague played down so little when it was really the main reason Athens lost the conflict. Why is this spartan soldier fighting with two maces who did it. Not having his shield alone was enough for him to lose his spartan citizenship.
    This games combat is enjoyable just like origins and most of it was copy and pasted from origins to fit this game. And specific bows aren't necessary for specific actions they were added onto the skill tree for this game instead which is a welcome change of pace for bow combat.
    Characters are also interesting and engaging. Though much of your interaction with them is forced rather than something that is sought out. As stated above this game is incredibly grindy. So in order to progress through the main story you a forced to do these sidequests rather than wanting to do them on your own. Use The Witcher 3 on how you should base secondary mission element into your game. So even in character development microtransations rear their ugly face into this game. Although I did enjoy my discussions with Sokrates and Alkibiades though I will never understand why they made him so effeminate. But if you want to hear me ramble and say the **** word more times than can be counted check out my review on my youtube channel.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvKkGKUry1Q&feature=youtu.be
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  18. Oct 9, 2018
    8
    Assassin's Creed Odyssey is definitely a must play, even if the use of micro-transactions is a bit intrusive towards the later part of the game. The map is insanely huge and gorgeous. Yes, a lot of the map is water but even still it seems like its less than half the map which makes the amount of land you can explore G I G A N T I C! Yes naval battles are back and they are super similarAssassin's Creed Odyssey is definitely a must play, even if the use of micro-transactions is a bit intrusive towards the later part of the game. The map is insanely huge and gorgeous. Yes, a lot of the map is water but even still it seems like its less than half the map which makes the amount of land you can explore G I G A N T I C! Yes naval battles are back and they are super similar to Black Flag's mechanics. Boarding works the same, shooting works the same, although its arrows instead of cannons, and upgrading your ship has a game play loop to it that is really satisfying. You can even customize the look. The biggest change to the Ship mechanic would be the Lieutenants. Lieutenants add perks to the ship like plus damage, or plus armor, etc. They also have uses when boarding a ship. They fight right alongside you. Like gear these Lieutenants range from common to legendary status. Speaking of gear. If you were like me and wished Origins had armor that wasn't just cosmetic, or wanted a change from the status quo upgrading the same armor you have the entire game then Odyssey is your jam. Now armor pieces consist of 5 types. Head, chest, legs, arms, and waist. Each piece has their perks and range from common, to legendary. Weapons are still the same from Origins. Sword, double swords, staffs, maces, axes, spears, etc. However bows have changed and work nothing like origins. Now you only carry one at all times and upgrade perks to make it do stuff like the predator bow did when you followed a shot to the target. Or shoot 4 arrows out of time with the Multiple shot perk. And you can FINALLY craft arrows. That was a much welcome change for me. Listen, Odyssey deserves a chance. If you are one of those people saying "this isn't an Assassin's Creed game!" Ok then it's not now play it it is still good enough to warrant your time and money. The value alone is exemplary. Giving you tons more hours of play than any previous AC games. All I am asking is that you keep an open mind, and before you completely write this game off just try it. You might be pleasantly surprised. My one and only gripe is the heavy push at micro-transactions. You will get to a point where you have to grind for hours to get to the level whatever the Next story mission is at, and it's quite clear what Ubisolft's intentions are. To get you to purchase Helix credits so that you can get XP boosters, better gear, etc. It isn't all bad though. This kinda forced me to explore the world looking for locations to complete, and I ended up getting WAY better gear for doing so. It just throws the pacing off quite heavily. Ok, ok I'm done now. Just try it before ya criticize it. Expand
  19. Oct 11, 2018
    9
    While most Assassin's Creed games get forgotten, Odyssey will be remembered as one of the best in the series. With engaging protagonists, compelling side characters and a complex but rewarding combat system, fans of the franchise and newcomers alike will really enjoy this installment in the Assassin's Creed series. Check out my full review at trophyunlocked.com
  20. Oct 15, 2018
    8
    For brands that are trying to reinvent itself I think this is the best example of doing it successfully without completely rebooting the franchise. It is definitely the furthest departure from the AC gameplay that launched this world, but the amount of content and versatility included at day one is staggering compared to many on the market now. If you play your looking at enough contentFor brands that are trying to reinvent itself I think this is the best example of doing it successfully without completely rebooting the franchise. It is definitely the furthest departure from the AC gameplay that launched this world, but the amount of content and versatility included at day one is staggering compared to many on the market now. If you play your looking at enough content to rival a Bethesda game (fallout/elder scrolls). Assassins creed is no longer a weekend and done sort of game. it is a grind with good story, romances, and choices (sound familiar?). The micro transactions are a bit troubling yes, hence an 8/10, but they are not completely invasive. You can play this game without it and be perfectly fine. If your an achievement hunter, mmo player, and/or looking for something to get lost in for a while, this game will not disappoint you.

    This is not a traditional assassins creed game though, just like origins. Do not expect it to be like syndicate, unity, or anything before that.
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  21. Oct 12, 2018
    0
    This game is literally pay to not play. One the first things you see if the store being advertised. Yeah buy some booster and equipment in a solo story game.
  22. Oct 14, 2018
    5
    It's Origins in looks but that is literally it. The game is gorgeous, but that is it. It's broken like Unity, combat is super boring and sloppy. This game isn't AC, Ubisoft wanted a new IP, but has invested waaaaaaaaaay too much time into this series to do that, so they called it Assassins Creed: Odyssey. It's a messy choose your own adventure game that has almost nothing to do with theIt's Origins in looks but that is literally it. The game is gorgeous, but that is it. It's broken like Unity, combat is super boring and sloppy. This game isn't AC, Ubisoft wanted a new IP, but has invested waaaaaaaaaay too much time into this series to do that, so they called it Assassins Creed: Odyssey. It's a messy choose your own adventure game that has almost nothing to do with the series, it even predates Origins. I can't say enough about how it's like Ubisoft doesn't know what they want the game to be, but sold us this anyway. The micro transactions are cancer, like the XP boost that makes it to where you don't have to do every awful side mission. They knew it was so bad, they stuck that in there to get more money from us as it takes way too long to finish on it's own. Do not buy this game. Expand
  23. Oct 9, 2018
    0
    this microtransaction greediness needs to stop. This game is unplayable if we do not put an end of these practices we will not get decent games anymore
  24. Oct 10, 2018
    10
    I'm loving the game so far...have spent almost 30 hours in-game. I'm playing on Hard difficulty, and have spent much of my time above recommended level, and that's without doing many of the optional timed quests, and without spending any money on micro-transactions. I don't get many of the comments about grinding...it's not like a MMRPG where you need to go and pick fights with randomI'm loving the game so far...have spent almost 30 hours in-game. I'm playing on Hard difficulty, and have spent much of my time above recommended level, and that's without doing many of the optional timed quests, and without spending any money on micro-transactions. I don't get many of the comments about grinding...it's not like a MMRPG where you need to go and pick fights with random packs of wolves, NPCs etc. just to level up. The timed mini-quests & bounties can be repetitive and are very simple (sometimes I've had quite literally the exact same mini-quest dialogue from different NPCs) but there are plenty of actual side quests which are generally interesting, and so far I've found no issues with levelling...and absolutely no grind has been required in my own experience. For reference, I'm relatively new to the series...played the original AC when it came out, but wasn't keen on the mechanics and gave up a few hours in...Origins was my first real AC game that I experienced in full. Expand
  25. Oct 24, 2018
    6
    It is a great game, if it weren't an Assassin's Creed game I'd give it a 10, my problem with this is the same problem I had with black flag...it doesn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game, Blag Flag was a Pirate game with Assassin's tossed into the title and this is a Spartan RPG with Assassin's Creed in the title.

    EDIT: I've gotten about 27/28 hours in and I'm bored of this game,
    It is a great game, if it weren't an Assassin's Creed game I'd give it a 10, my problem with this is the same problem I had with black flag...it doesn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game, Blag Flag was a Pirate game with Assassin's tossed into the title and this is a Spartan RPG with Assassin's Creed in the title.

    EDIT:

    I've gotten about 27/28 hours in and I'm bored of this game, It's still fun but it's obviously tailored to use Micro-transactions or else face an endless grind to make the level requirement for the mission. I hope the next game returns to the old style of games

    Those giving this game a 0 shouldn't be allowed to share their opinion since they have no idea what a real 0 game is...
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  26. Oct 24, 2018
    10
    Metacritic really should moderate reviews, cause it's awful when people who even doesn't play a game crying about grind, lootboxes and make 0 Score. It's just unfair for people who create this game.

    The game is interesting, huge and beautiful. It's really ancient Greece what we imagine in our childhood reading myths. Combat system much interesting than oneshot/repost of all AC before
    Metacritic really should moderate reviews, cause it's awful when people who even doesn't play a game crying about grind, lootboxes and make 0 Score. It's just unfair for people who create this game.

    The game is interesting, huge and beautiful. It's really ancient Greece what we imagine in our childhood reading myths. Combat system much interesting than oneshot/repost of all AC before Origins. This game is a great step forward of all what we see in Origins (with 7.2 US btw).
    Main story - 9, side quests, open world, combat system - 8, overall animations - 7.
    Total score should be - 8 (what mean very good, close to excellent) , but we playing dirty game of crying babies, so I press 10.

    PS And yes, where is no grind in this game, just some people can't play and angry about this
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  27. Oct 29, 2018
    3
    Grindy, micro transactions and for the sake of "inclusion" sacrifices historical accuracy.
    Ubisoft has the potential to use this franchise to educate gamers about the events and societies of the past. Instead, push some silly narrative that every second mercenary and bandit would be a blood thirsty woman. It broke the immersion for me and has since made me put the game down after the 13th
    Grindy, micro transactions and for the sake of "inclusion" sacrifices historical accuracy.
    Ubisoft has the potential to use this franchise to educate gamers about the events and societies of the past. Instead, push some silly narrative that every second mercenary and bandit would be a blood thirsty woman. It broke the immersion for me and has since made me put the game down after the 13th Large armored woman wielding 2 axes grunted at me.
    I chose Kassandra, she seemed the more interesting character to me but the constant forcing this women to be men thing is too much and it killed this game for me. I don't see myself supporting Ubisoft in the future. This agenda is killing games.

    The game world is stunning and the artists really put in the work, for this reason alone I dont give a 1.
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  28. Oct 6, 2018
    8
    The game really amazes me and reminds me old good Black Flag. I have been playing it for 6 hours and after 6 hours it crashed in naval battle what is not that bad for a game what was released one day ago. Graphics is looking very well, it has not that high CPU usage like AC: Origins and I simply love it! Of course that it is not matching the original AC: II, Brotherhood, but if you likeThe game really amazes me and reminds me old good Black Flag. I have been playing it for 6 hours and after 6 hours it crashed in naval battle what is not that bad for a game what was released one day ago. Graphics is looking very well, it has not that high CPU usage like AC: Origins and I simply love it! Of course that it is not matching the original AC: II, Brotherhood, but if you like sailing and harvesting the enemy ships on the sea, you will love it. I also like the historic background, I can really recommend! Expand
  29. Jul 30, 2019
    0
    Protest Score - I'm not sure why some critics didn't even mention the grind enticing people into buying real money boosts to normalize XP. Actively making your game worse for profit? And after the fist dozen hours so people dont mention it in early reviews ...

    I thought that developers had got the point after last years debacle. Gamer's DO NOT buy games with these micro transactions
    Protest Score - I'm not sure why some critics didn't even mention the grind enticing people into buying real money boosts to normalize XP. Actively making your game worse for profit? And after the fist dozen hours so people dont mention it in early reviews ...

    I thought that developers had got the point after last years debacle.

    Gamer's DO NOT buy games with these micro transactions in. it's not good enough to buy a game and simply ignore the MTs! They will grow with each release. Just look at orgins, it slipped in and now they are slowly notching it up the boosts etc. its slow creep. don't fall for it!

    These games do not need to make there game worse but adding this balance breaking nonsense into single player games, increase the ticket price by £10 if you really need and give a full balanced experience.

    From now on it should be known as called Assassins Greed.
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  30. Oct 3, 2018
    5
    Although the game can be fun at times, especially when fighting multiple bounty hunters, raiding camps and big battles, the story is full of inconsistencies which is not helped by the abysmal voice acting of the protagonists and mediocre and sometimes exaggerated animations.
    By a simple comparison, this game makes Unity look like a million bucks.
    I would recommend waiting for a sale on this one.
Metascore
83

Generally favorable reviews - based on 86 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 73 out of 86
  2. Negative: 0 out of 86
  1. Mar 4, 2019
    80
    I cared more for these characters and the world than I ever did in previous Assassin’s Creed games, and I think that’s part of why this reboot is so successful. Playing Assassin’s Creed Odyssey left me feeling valiant and triumphant as I worked my way up the cultist food chain, and and I was always excited to see what Kassandra was off to discover next.
  2. CD-Action
    Feb 13, 2019
    90
    If someone had told me couple of years ago that Assassin’s Creed would become a full-fledged action RPG that would not look out of place on a shelf next to The Witcher 3, I would have snickered. But here I am, over 80 hours into Odyssey and still unable to believe that really happened. [12/2018, p.44]
  3. Edge Magazine
    Nov 9, 2018
    70
    It also commits a few of the same sins: in particular, the deluge of gar drops feels vaguely insulting, conditioning the player to lust after items exclusive to the in-game store. It's lifted, however, by the relative wit and intelligence of its quest design, and the delicate notes of uncertainty and curiosity introduced by Exploration mode. [Christmas 2018, p.108]