PierrickGK

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is a game I enjoyed, but I still have mixed feelings about it. Visually, the game looks very good, with strong art direction and detailed environments. On PS5 Pro, I did notice some FPS drops when using PSSR, which can slightly affect the overall smoothness. The gameplay is solid, with good mechanics overall. The idea of switching between characters is interesting, but it also takes away a bit of what made older Assassin’s Creed games special. In previous entries, there was more of a sense of planning and finding the best way to approach a situation. Here, some encounters feel easier to handle with a more direct approach. The game can also feel repetitive over time. Near the end, I was more focused on finishing the main story, and I mostly did side quests when they matched my **** seasonal system is a great idea, but some parts of it can be frustrating. Having to eliminate a target only at night during a specific season can feel restrictive, especially considering how long a season lasts.A positive note for the DLC. It follows the same formula, so it can feel a bit repetitive, but it adds more content and provides a satisfying conclusion to the story.

I consider Assassin’s Creed Odyssey one of my all-time favorite games. I still replay it regularly on PS5 Pro, and the experience is always enjoyable. I really like the setting, inspired by Ancient Greece. The world feels rich, lively, and immersive. The story is engaging and keeps you interested from start to finish. It is easy to get invested in the adventure. The game has a huge amount of content, but it does not feel too repetitive. There is always something to do or explore. The side quests are a major highlight. They are well made, interesting, and add a lot to the overall experience.I know this opinion can be controversial, as some people feel that Assassin’s Creed should not be an RPG. I understand that point of view. The franchise is also one of my favorites. Still, I really loved this game. Special mention to the two DLC expansions. They add more quality content and extend the experience in a great way.

I gave an 8/10 to Pragmata on PS5 Pro. The graphics are good, and the art direction works well without trying too **** game is very engaging. The story is well written and interesting from start to finish. The relationship with Diana is strong, and you get attached to her. This adds a lot to the overall experience .The gameplay is solid, even if it can feel a bit repetitive at times. It also feels like classic old-school games, with simple and effective mechanics. The upgrade system is quite original compared to many modern games. One small downside is that finding some crates can take time and slightly slow the game. Overall, it is a very good experience. It is immersive and engaging, even with some repetition.Great Capcom! I hope you will be happy, Diana.