Gameplay reciclada do IV, mas a história realmente muito boa, a dublagem excelente deixou o enredo mais envolvente. Ótimo jogo
i wont say that this game is overhated i just feel like its ignored. its the last true assassins creed imo (doesnt mean that its the last good game of the franchise, far from it). this game is a bit short, but it doesnt bother me. this game is basically a reskin of black flag, but it doesnt bother me. the only thing that bother me is for the length of the story there are too much modern day portions. other than that if you liked black flag youll probably like this game. the story is also one of the best of the franchise imo
Fun game but wish it was longer. Shay had potential to be one of the most interesting characters in the series but he was not given enough time to develop and everything about him leaving the Brotherhood and joining the Templars felt rushed. The combat felt great and the environments were all fairly interesting and I liked the final mission linking this to Unity. Get this on sale and you'll have a fun time.
(Review from Jun 2020) I’m really surprised, I had to give this game a second chance cause I just wasn’t feeling it at first. I have some mixed feelings on the game as a whole, but generally I liked my time with it. The story is really rough, although there are moments that shine really well and bring the rest of the series together. The gameplay in the North Atlantic parts was amazing, I really wish that was the whole game.
This review contains spoilers
Have some mixed feelings about how the AC Franchise moving forward. Despite that, I enjoyed the game as it's part of Kenway Saga (Something makes sense to stick with rather than "Helix Player").
This game shows franchise fatigue better than most. This released the same day as Unity to give 360 and PS3 owners their own AC game. The biggest problem with that is that it excluded anyone who bought the new systems from playing this game, since they weren't backwards compatible at the time. Normally this wouldn't matter much but Rogue is the better game, so people with the better systems actually got a worse experience. By the time this remaster came out, the Xbox One was backwards compatible with 360 games and Rogue was on that list, which makes it feel redundant.
The game itself is still very fun. The story is better than Unity by far and Shay is one of my favorite protagonists in the series. Otherwise it's very similar to Black Flag.
The game itself is still very fun. The story is better than Unity by far and Shay is one of my favorite protagonists in the series. Otherwise it's very similar to Black Flag.
This is peak Assassin's Creed.
From the "press X" screen to the end, this game is way more fire than I thought it would be.
It's actually kind of brilliant.
You START as an assassin. Just right off the bat. Which makes way more sense for the story, but still. It's just nice to not have to wait until you get the blade and clothes in the second act.
I didn't know that this was another Abstergo Entertainment story 'cause I thought Black Flag was the only one like that, but I am more than happy to welcome it back. I actually rose up out of my chair and shouted when I realized. And it's even way better than Black Flag's. Pretty much everything is better than Black Flag.
I find the sea environments a bit more intriguing, and cool to look at, even though it doesn't have Black Flag's warm and colorful aesthetic because this is a much grayer story.
The scuffed traversal from 3 was heavily improved in Black Flag and a bit more improved here.
Better boating? Better boating. It has better boating. Both the traversal and combat.
It's just better. And the direction of the actual game is the coolest in the series.
Literally having the 1755 Lisbon earthquake as a set-piece, and you causing it, is fucking brilliant.
All this said, this still sometimes (in the first half) feels very much like it was supposed to be a spin-off like Liberation and Freedom Cry. But it's still peak Assassin's Creed.
It might be my favorite Assassin's Creed story within a single game.
It's almost unfair to compare it to the Ezio games because the tech and the team have actually evolved so much in between that they can do so much more in this game.
Next to last mission MIGHT be my favorite mission in the whole franchise.
And I haven't played Unity yet, but I know the basics, like the setting and the main character's name, and I know how the game starts, and playing this last mission was a fucking trip! I'm telling you... PEAK!
PEAK ASSASSIN'S CREED!
From the "press X" screen to the end, this game is way more fire than I thought it would be.
It's actually kind of brilliant.
You START as an assassin. Just right off the bat. Which makes way more sense for the story, but still. It's just nice to not have to wait until you get the blade and clothes in the second act.
I didn't know that this was another Abstergo Entertainment story 'cause I thought Black Flag was the only one like that, but I am more than happy to welcome it back. I actually rose up out of my chair and shouted when I realized. And it's even way better than Black Flag's. Pretty much everything is better than Black Flag.
I find the sea environments a bit more intriguing, and cool to look at, even though it doesn't have Black Flag's warm and colorful aesthetic because this is a much grayer story.
The scuffed traversal from 3 was heavily improved in Black Flag and a bit more improved here.
Better boating? Better boating. It has better boating. Both the traversal and combat.
It's just better. And the direction of the actual game is the coolest in the series.
Literally having the 1755 Lisbon earthquake as a set-piece, and you causing it, is fucking brilliant.
All this said, this still sometimes (in the first half) feels very much like it was supposed to be a spin-off like Liberation and Freedom Cry. But it's still peak Assassin's Creed.
It might be my favorite Assassin's Creed story within a single game.
It's almost unfair to compare it to the Ezio games because the tech and the team have actually evolved so much in between that they can do so much more in this game.
Next to last mission MIGHT be my favorite mission in the whole franchise.
And I haven't played Unity yet, but I know the basics, like the setting and the main character's name, and I know how the game starts, and playing this last mission was a fucking trip! I'm telling you... PEAK!
PEAK ASSASSIN'S CREED!
Ambientado no século XVIII, Rogue conta a história de Shay Cormac, um assassino que deixa a irmandande após divergências e torna-se um Templário.
Narrativa e trilha sonora impecáveis com ótimos personagens e uma boa jogabilidade.
Narrativa e trilha sonora impecáveis com ótimos personagens e uma boa jogabilidade.
Solid game, had more potential
uma platina conquistada com gosto.
7.5
Esse aqui se sustenta só pela história, que arriscou ser diferente e valeu a pena, porque a gameplay é quase idêntica a do jogo anterior. Isso é explicado pela produção conturbada, mas ainda assim, é uma reciclagem que foi salva pelo enredo bem contado.
This game is good
Jogo mediano, mas com uma das melhores histórias dos AC.