Posted on: September 25, 2013

NnifWald

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Great Idea, Good Game

The idea behind Assassin's Creed is a great one; survey the area, investigate your assassination target, and then finally go in for the kill. Unfortunately, the execution of this idea is not as good as it could have been. While fun the for the first half of the game, the investigation missions soon become repetitive, and you wish that the game would just cut to the chase. However, Assassin's Creed is a beautiful game that still looks great today, more than five years after its original release on April 8, 2008. The three cities in the game - Damascus, Acre, and Jerusalem - are absolutely massive and really come alive with around 45,000 fully rendered NPCs each, and I'll never forget seeing Jerusalem for the first time, or climbing the tallest building in the game. Unfortunately, the area connecting these cities isn't nearly as exciting. OVERALL SCORE: 7 out of 10

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Posted on: September 11, 2016

WhyNotAzu

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one of the best assassins creed

the best assassins creed game ever and best open world maps on a AC game 100/10

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Posted on: October 6, 2016

Astrohero

Spiele: 261 Rezensionen: 3

Do not skip this title

I completed this game when it came out and it was an amazing experience. I can not recall it being so repetitive, it probably is, but the story is very interesting and the world looks great. 4/5

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Posted on: August 13, 2018

Eap123

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The game that started it all!

This is the game that started the franchise. It's ok overall. The story is the best part of the game while the actual gameplay is annoying and repetitive. Graphically the game is ok though. Get this on sale.

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Posted on: September 2, 2014

F4LL0UT

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The very definition of wasted potential

Such freedom! Such cities! Yeah, Assassin's Creed does allow for some pretty amazing free movement in huge medieval cities - as a matter of fact this particular aspect of the game holds up to this day. But it's also pretty much all the game has to offer and frankly it's just an upgrade to what you saw in the Prince of Persia games (all of which were MUCH better games than AC). Combat is dull and the stealth mechanics are ridiculous. Unlike what one might expect AC is not like Hitman set during the crusades, it's a parkour simulator with some combat thrown in. And that's just sad, especially since the scenario and story are pretty cool. The huge problem with AC is that it provides a huge world that has nothing to offer. There's VERY few kinds of side missions (five I think) and they are so dull that you may already get bored the first time you try one of them. Climbing a tall structure and pressing a button for a nice view really isn't that awesome, Ubisoft. Neither is stabbing the exact same enemies over and over. And neither is collecting perfectly useless flags that are scattered throughout the game world. And what's worst is that not even the story missions are special in any way. They are always structured the same way: go to a place, watch a cutscene, kill the target (usually in open combat!), watch a cutscene, run away, watch another cutscene, next chapter. And "next chapter" means repeating the exact same dull side missions before you can continue the story. It doesn't help that the combat system is extremely simplistic (despite looking pretty awesome) and every enemy is fought the *exact same way*. Ubisoft certainly learned from many of the mistakes they made in Assassin's Creed and the sequels are far less repetetive. AC2 is actually already a decent sandbox game but sadly AC1 will always remain just a tech demo with a decent story. Let's hope that eventually Ubisoft will decide to release the later and much better AC games on GOG.

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