UnnamedGamer

Boring gameplay that is nothing more than repeating simple tasks, and a completely broken storyline. I can only appreciate the beautiful graphics, so I'll give it one star.

Boring gameplay that is nothing more than repeating simple tasks, and a completely broken storyline. I can only appreciate the beautiful graphics, so I'll give it one star.

Boring gameplay that is nothing more than repeating simple tasks, and a completely broken storyline. I can only appreciate the beautiful graphics, so I'll give it one star.

The fast-paced gameplay of the past has been completely lost. The overly complex game system was unpopular even before Chapter 5, but Chapter 5 introduced detrimental changes to crucial aspects of gameplay, such as character movement

I've witnessed what might be the ultimate disappointment from Disney and the powerhouse team of Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment, as they present players with a colossal letdown. These developers, who previously managed to tarnish the Star Wars franchise and ruin Tom Clancy's The Division, have now produced another subpar product. This game stands as a pinnacle of mediocrity, featuring tedious gameplay mechanics, an utterly uninspired and hollow map, and software riddled with bugs. I'm shocked by the low level of quality on display, which seems achievable only by the combined efforts of Disney, Ubisoft, and Massive Entertainment. Looking ahead to Ubisoft's highly anticipated November release, Assassin's Creed Shadow, I can only hope it avoids falling into the same pit of despair as this latest disaster.

I've witnessed what might be the ultimate disappointment from Disney and the powerhouse team of Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment, as they present players with a colossal letdown. These developers, who previously managed to tarnish the Star Wars franchise and ruin Tom Clancy's The Division, have now produced another subpar product. This game stands as a pinnacle of mediocrity, featuring tedious gameplay mechanics, an utterly uninspired and hollow map, and software riddled with bugs. I'm shocked by the low level of quality on display, which seems achievable only by the combined efforts of Disney, Ubisoft, and Massive Entertainment. Looking ahead to Ubisoft's highly anticipated November release, Assassin's Creed Shadow, I can only hope it avoids falling into the same pit of despair as this latest disaster.