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6.5-7/10 Bioware, as we knew them from their best RPGs, no longer exists. On the topic of politicization, etc. Yes, it is here, you can not pass by. It doesn't make the game any better. You can minimize it by ignoring some characters. You can get over it if you don't hate this topic too much. The good sides. Technical condition and graphics. DA:TV is literally Hogwarts Legacy with blood. I'm lucky, I like the gameplay of Hogwarts. The biggest problem of the game is the weak scenario. There is no balance in battles, after level 20-25 I could kill anyone without any problems in a game of normal difficulty. I killed a level 50 enemy when I was 25+-. And I haven't even fully opened a specialization. A crowd of small enemies is much scarier than the final boss, lol. Due to the weak script and the enormous strength of my character, after 20 hours of playing, I got bored. I just didn't want to get back into the game. I can already kill anyone, and the main plot is not very interesting. Side quests are even worse. I raised the difficulty level, but it didn't get any more interesting. With a bad script and not the most fun/interesting gameplay, the game should not have been more than 15-20 hours long. But we have an AAA RPG here, it can't be that short. Developers are literally hostages of the situation. This game, as a continuation of the once great games, ****. If you think about it in a detached way, it's not bad at most. It really hurts me to think about how much time and money was spent on this game. She wasn't worth it. It would be better if the money spent on cinematographic cutscenes and graphics were spent on a good writer. I can't recommend this game to anyone for the full price, wait for discounts. And if you don't like casual games like Hogwarts and you're a fan of real RPGs, just skip this game.

This is a simplified souls like, but the game is still not simple. You can grind. But I don't like it, especially in souls likes, where a crowd of small enemies is scarier than the boss or can throw you over the edge of the map. I read brief reviews on the Internet that the game is similar to souls games, but simpler and more fun. The trailers also showed how the character can transform, use different abilities. I believed it, decided not to watch or read anything on the Internet, and try everything myself. The first chapter was relatively simple, some bosses were a small challenge for me, I got different abilities, explored the map. Well, I was waiting for it to be the same, moderately difficult and interesting. But already in the second chapter, the map has become bigger, and the bosses are really more difficult. I was no longer interested in exploring all the corners of the map, as I was tired of running and dying. It's a pity there are no difficulty settings. Well, as I understand it, it's not accepted in souls likes. If you like souls likes or challenging games that reward exploration of the map, the game is really worth considering. The game is very beautiful. The music is decent. It's a pity that nothing plays while you're not fighting and just running around the world. Or I didn't notice this music. The plot of the game is good, but sometimes you want a little more detail. That sometimes NPC texts or monologues are given when you're AFK next to them. Different additional quests and NPCs can be interconnected and mention each other, which gradually creates a more detailed picture of the world. Actually, the plot and the world in general are the main reason why I finished it. I will mention that I had previously played games with Chinese mythology/theme and I liked them. On the topic of exploring the world, if you don't do this, you can skip a decent number of bosses and missions with unique rewards. I missed 70% of the character transformations that way. Sometimes you lose the whole game mechanics. Which is very harsh for me. I only found out about the possibility of upgrading old armor from the Internet, because I just forgot to explore one turn on the map. The game will not spare you. Optimization. My computer is weak. I achieved 60 frames, with a 70% GPU load while exploring the world and fighting ordinary enemies. But when fighting with bosses, the frame rate could drop to 30-40. Some locations also had problems with FPS. Sometimes everything became normal on its own, sometimes a reboot helped.

The game works even worse on PC than the previous parts. The picture is good. Half of the plot is bad. Basically everything related to the rebels had problems. Conor's character does not match the actions in the quests. The map is bigger, the system of fast travel is more complicated. What for? Catacombs or whatever it is under the cities are dull and do not reward the player. Moving outside cities is simple without comment. It is very interesting to run several times on the same road where nothing happens. In quests, sometimes there is also useless running around, which makes you literally want to sleep. Economy. Caravans are a long and tedious business. It's easier to go open a random chest in the city. The system of assistant assassins has changed for the worse, too, for me. If you are wanted, two factions want to kill you at once. Funny. As usual, various minor problems with parkour. When they weren't there. Parkour was remade interestingly, but it could have been better.

Initially, I didn't like most of the things in the game. I wasn't interested in the plot. The enemies have become smarter, while the new bomb system is inconvenient to use in combat. In the previous parts of the series, even smoke bombs were easier to use. Unfortunately, I didn't use the hook at all in battle. The city is big and we lost our horses, and the enemies also quickly knock you off the roofs of houses with bombs. A hook can sometimes be useful in moving around, but sometimes it slows you down. I often found dead spots near houses that I couldn't walk through or jump over, although logically there should have been an opportunity. In short, the movement in this part has become less pleasant than in brotherhood. That's why I didn't capture all the enemy bases or buy up stores. In short, the game made me angry. But gradually I became very interested in the plot and I no longer regretted playing the game. For me, in the end, this part has the best plot of all the games about Ezio.

An excellent sequel, in which they thought of removing boring missions from the main plot.

Good progress in everything compared to the first part, but still not without problems in the movements of character and camera, which made me mad a couple of times, XD. Now I see when the developers started adding not very necessary missions for the first time, which increase game time before the finale of the plot

I consider myself a small fan of Bethesda 3D games. I played TES 3, 4, 5. I spent about a thousand hours in Skyrim. In Fallout 3, NV, 4, there are several hundred in each. Even in Starfield, I played for almost 100 hours. But the F76 didn't interest me. I see a lot of people playing the game with very high levels and I'm jealous that they like this game. Maybe you will like it too! Don't give up on her right away because of my words. From the good in the game: The community, the guys really help newcomers with resources, items and money. Good storytelling of locations. From the bad: Bugs. I'm really surprised that the game is so old and some doors don't open the first time in the initial quests and you literally have to re-enter the location / game several times. Moreover, complaints about these problems are written ANNUALLY! The level design made me run around locations for 10+ minutes in search of a door, as I thought it might be another bug with a door that doesn't want to open. But no, the door was just dark and unnoticeable in the depths of the wall. I may be an idiot, but honestly, it was easier for me to navigate in Morrowind than **** some reason, quests were also not interesting to me at all 95% of the time. Separately, I will say that the Microsoft Store and Xbox App are crap with frequent errors when downloading. The support is poor. You are more likely to find the right answer from the community than from official support.

I am surprised by the local reviews. SoW is SoM, but just better. If you liked the first game, then you might like the second one. I completed the main game by almost 100% in 20+ hours. If 20 hours of gameplay is a heavy repetitive for people, don't give them games like the last assassins or soulses. I don't want to offend anyone intentionally, but you can skip some of the quests, and capture Orc fortresses almost without any preparation, if you play WELL and understand the game. Yes, the battles with the captains will be long without high-level stuff, but it's still possible. SoM was fun and simple. But in SoW, orcs have become more dangerous. In addition, there are difficulty levels, unlike SoM. The plot part has also become more beautiful, large-scale and still happens to be interesting. Yes, there are logical holes, but this game is not canon at all. Collecting different builds and abilities that are unlocked as you progress is also interesting and fun. It's cool that different options for improving abilities have been added here, and almost every one of them can be coolly implemented if combined with the right equipment. This game is not without problems, sometimes you can get stuck somewhere during the battle, climb crookedly on the structure and get confused in the controls. But what game doesn't have that? It's a pity they patented their game, but it's a cruel world. By the way, I still did not understand where microtransactions are in the game and why they are needed. The main character is already an immortal annihilating killing machine. Maybe it's about DLC with additional orc tribes.

A lot of people don't like the amount of text here, but I like them. I'm not the biggest Marvel fan, but I've watched various movies and played games about them. And the dialogues in this game interest me more than what I've seen in most of the recent creations of the Marvel cinematic universe. So if you like Marvel and you don't mind the turn-based combat system, I can only recommend trying to play this game.