Game Reviews

Notice: Because of the sheer length of time it took me to complete all of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey , I have decided to break my review into two parts. The second part will be covering my experience in the game and the gearing concerns that occur while leveling up. Exploration Guided or Exploration is one of the first things the game asks you to choose between. Don't panic. Unlike choosing your character, this action can be changed later in settings. The only difference between the two is that "Guided" omits the objective tracker. This doesn't mean you have to go all Morrowind and find a rock that looks like a fish. The game practically feeds you the location by listing three highlighted locations (from the quest objective and explained through dialogue) that could be found listed on your global map. The game will also prompt you with "a quest location is nearby" whenever you get within 150meters. Calling forth Ikaros and hovering over the spo...

Notice: Because of the sheer length of time it took me to complete all of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey , I have decided to break my review into two parts. This first part will be covering the product itself and how functional the abilities are in battle. Promotions Release: The idea behind Assassin's Creed: Odyssey was leaked from a picture of a Spartan Helmet key-ring back in May 31, 2018. More information was released during E3 with the empowering trailer on June 11, 2018. Of course if you decided to choose Kassandra instead of Alexios, you might be more interested in the cinematic trailer that was released 2 months later. Honestly, I think it is one of the weaker Assassin Creed trailers compared to all the other ones . Though the game released on October 2, 2018 (unless you fit into their weird pre-release schedule ), they didn't hesitate in posting a little video ahead of time for all the plans they had for the game. Not only did it cover the two DLC packages ...

It's that time. Time to rank all the Assassin's Creed games. Now to let you know, this is entirely subjective based on experience. Certain games may be better structured or have less bugs, but did that mean I enjoyed playing them? So here is a quick run-down: Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag - Puts a smile on my face thinking about it, actually wanted to keep playing, fun mechanics, good songs, beautiful landscape to explore, distinct locations Assassin’s Creed: Origins - Good story, wonderful landscape, leveling a bit iffy at times, actually did all the missions, plenty of nice side-content Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood - Good story, great places to explore, sending off assassins is fun, bold when trying out the guild system Assassin’s Creed: II - Good story, good mechanics, less than thrilled with currency handling, you get your own villa Assassin’s Creed - Very philosophical, roots in actual assassin planning, really good main missions, terrible side missions, rudime...

Notice: Because of the sheer length of time it took me to complete all of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey , I have decided to break my review into two parts. The second part will be covering my experience in the game and the gearing concerns that occur while leveling up. Exploration Guided or Exploration is one of the first things the game asks you to choose between. Don't panic. Unlike choosing your character, this action can be changed later in settings. The only difference between the two is that "Guided" omits the objective tracker. This doesn't mean you have to go all Morrowind and find a rock that looks like a fish. The game practically feeds you the location by listing three highlighted locations (from the quest objective and explained through dialogue) that could be found listed on your global map. The game will also prompt you with "a quest location is nearby" whenever you get within 150meters. Calling forth Ikaros and hovering over the spo...