Posted on: April 6, 2020

Pomme_de_Pain

Spiele: 322 Rezensionen: 107

A good start

A well done first episode with his flaws. This game put the basis of all the assasin's creed saga for the better and the worse. You will explore several cities, completing mission to gather intels on your target. The mission are all the same from one city to another and ou have 9 targets. That's why people are telling this game is repetitive. To enjoy the game, you have to force you to not check your map, and to walk randomly in the city. That way, you're enjoying the world more paying attention to details. The combat system is interesting. Easy to learn and mastering it by working your timing. Black Spot : the enemies attack one at a time. So when there is a lot a enemies the combat is more about a game of right timed counter attack. Not very funny.

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Posted on: June 27, 2021

bardsidhe

Spiele: 255 Rezensionen: 9

The original and best.

this is where the franchise started for me and remains the jewel in the crown of the franchise, sure they added much in other installments of the franchise, but focus here is the game got it right from day one, an open world stealth game, it does have world limits but you rarely see them, the game being first of its name, focusses on a more simple ideal, you play Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad the hero of the entire franchise and sadly only in this chapter, though the story links between games very well. Altaïr performs all the tasks the other games show, that make this series what it is. well written story, the arc links well and seamlessly. personally I miss playing Altaïr, and the era he was in, Ezio was great, but for me they over used him. everything that makes Assassin's Creed the epic game series that it is, is right here in this game, anything else is icing on the cake. why people love AC2 and seem to hate this one is beyond me, they are both fantastic, and I really do not care because simply this is the start of it all and it was done right in the first place.

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Posted on: July 22, 2021

xezao

Spiele: 61 Rezensionen: 4

A good game that has a nice story.

In the beginning, I had a good experience with the game. But time passed and the stories started to sound a little repetitive... AC1 is a good game that has a nice story with missions that become repetitive over time.

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Posted on: October 13, 2023

d0m5k3

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Spiele: 62 Rezensionen: 17

Es ruckelt und hängt ständig

Ich habe das Spiel über GOG Galaxy installiert und wollte es offline spielen. Es startet auch und läuft generell. Jedoch ruckelt und hängt es ständig für mehrere Sekunden. Sogar bei den Videos. Und dann gibt es noch Anzeigefehler. Zudem funktioniert der Controller nicht richtig. Das Spiel hatte diese Bewertung nicht verdient. Aber der technische Zustand schon. Ich hätte erwartet dass es auf GOG läuft. Im Sale waren es nur 3€. Aber dennoch vergeht mir die Lust an Good old Games. Man muss einfach aktzeptieren, dass die Zeit vorbei ist. Ich kann höchstens empfehlen, es auf Konsole zu spielen. Jedoch sind es da max. 30 FPS. Vielleicht teste ich es mal unter Linux. Ich habe es gerade unter Windows 11 mit RTX2070S, AMD R5 3600 und 32 GB RAM getestet. Nur weil sich ein Spiel ausführen lässt, ist es noch lange nicht spielbar. Ich kann jetzt höchstens nach Fixes suchen. Aber meh...

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Posted on: March 1, 2025

Xoazaja

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Spiele: 555 Rezensionen: 2

Interesting but then crashes.

I was having fun, and it was entertaining. But then it crashes every time after performing an assassination and while escaping. The main thing you should get when you purchase a product is that the product works. If that fails the rest is nothing.

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