Assassin's Creed: Syndicate

Where to start... I really liked the city and the sights. True, when I turned on the game, I didn’t know anything good except Big Ben. I liked the plot, there was nothing outstanding, but for some reason I liked the elaboration of the missions and the characters. As always, you can meet celebrities.

What I didn’t like... The gameplay gets boring, for those who constantly play all parts of Assaina, I don’t even understand how you can play this, everything is almost the same, despite the fact that the cities are different. I haven't played this series of games for a long time, so I really liked it.

One of my favorites, but by the end I just passed without interest. The plot is on the level, but sometimes the logic drops to 0. Gameplay - well, it’s Ubisoft , clear, climb... BUT then they added something like a grappling hook, and then all the parkour went away.

And it was cool to play, there were a lot of missions, I liked the game.

What can I say about the game? I had a chance to play it on the Playstation 4, and the overall opinion is mixed. I won’t say much, I’ll say straight: what I liked and didn’t like.

So, I liked it:

1. London. The open world in the game is simply excellent. Well done, but not perfect. The beauty is simply incredible.

2. Scheduling tasks. There are several tasks in the game that can be completed in an interesting way. For example, you can kidnap a person who knows the back door of a building, or something like that. There are no spoilers here.

3. The presence of historical characters. Here you have Darwin, Dickens and many more. It’s interesting to have a dialogue with them and there’s nothing wrong with that

What I didn’t like:

1. The technical side. There are bugs in the game, not like in Unity, b… Read full

The moment when Ubisoft corrected itself after a dull, defective unity. Despite the fact that the plot in this part is not much longer in duration than in its predecessor, it does not seem crumpled or a copy of the second part. It is more interesting to go through it, although it is also banal. In terms of gameplay, they (the developers) are generally great: they removed the horror, again, that was in Unity; added transport (drifting on carriages, screaming out loud for the first time); an advanced shen-biao, which is really comfortable with, but also does not eliminate the desire to climb buildings on foot. Shenbiao helps a lot if you need to quickly escape from pursuit; pumping is now really needed, otherwise there is a high chance of getting lyuli from an enemy with a high level. The mo… Read full

Once again, fellow Yubiks give us the opportunity to visit a historical event - London in the 19th century. In terms of era selection, they hit the nail on the head. A truly interesting historical century. And how it was conveyed... I applaud here. Although I’m already tired of jumping on rooftops with the monotonous mechanics, in this game it was really cool and educational. Maybe I just have a fetish for the industrial age?

And the cat hook from Batman fits perfectly into the gameplay. It’s a pity that the quests and tasks remained monotonous. Bring, give, kill, look, follow, escape, distract. But when compared with Unity, in my opinion, a step forward has been made. The innovation of the tasks is quests a la Hitman, only without dressing up. The main characters were memorable (especially… Read full

I don't know how to better evaluate the game. The game is cool, the setting of the times of progress is quite unusual and even interesting. I also liked the presence of a grappling hook, which allows you to quickly move around the location. The plot is 50/50, not for everybody. But grafon is a juice, especially at night, you can take cool screenshots)) It’s your choice to play or not, and you won’t lose anything either way)