Assassin's Creed® III Remastered

Um ótimo jogo, porém bem longo.

Really amazing story about American revolution Against the British to see the wars on sea and on land we can see and experience Benjamin Franklin and George Washington's life too we players can learn history and see how it was during Boston's tea party we can fight on the open sea of the Caribbean the story of Connor the Indian who was fighting his whole life to get a revenge against Charles Lee and to get betrayed by his father was really something i didn't expect the story with Achilles to be so interesting too seeing how it was back in the 1754s is really something to see how life was then riding horses seeing random interactions and what people did back then in full open world scenario i fully recommend buying the game at the full price because it's worth it Ubisoft really knows how to make a great story brrrrrrrrrr

Честно говоря, много писать про эту часть уже даже отпало желание. Потому что насколько же хорошей могла бы быть Assassin’s Creed III, если бы Ubisoft не сделала из неё технический ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Я очень большие ставки ставил на эту часть. Сеттинг Войны за независимость США мне охуенно зашёл, атмосфера передана великолепно, сюжет местами реально цепляет. Не так много игр вообще используют эту эпоху, а здесь временами просто забываешь обо всём и получаешь удовольствие от происходящего. Но ♥♥♥♥♥, игра сломана. Конор регулярно падает куда-то за текстуры, не цепляется за уступы, застревает в окружении, а квестовые персонажи периодически превращаются в ебучие Т-позы. Я харкал в лицо людям, которые умудрились так всё сломать. И самое обидное что баги здесь реально портят впечатление от игры, которая при нормальном техническом состоянии могла бы стать одной из моих любимых частей серии. Потому что когда всё работает, Assassin’s Creed III выдаёт настолько охуенную атмосферу и сюжетные моменты, что про весь этот ♥♥♥♥♥♥ с багами на некоторое время забываешь. Поэтому я просто буду надеяться, что когда-нибудь эту часть ремейкнут так же, как сейчас переделали Black Flag. Потому что я хочу пройти нормальную Assassin’s Creed III и наконец поставить ей ту оценку, которую она заслуживает. А пока: 6/10. И все эти шесть баллов исключительно потому, что игра сама по себе охуенная. Техническое состояние просто не позволяет поставить больше.

弱智同步率

I wish they had never remastered this piece of ♥♥♥♥ game, The movement and parkour doesn't work properly, sometimes your character gets stuck and doesn't respond to your inputs, the missions are poorly designed and sometimes glitch out so you have to restart them.

[h1] Assassin’s Creed Liberation Remastered [/h1] I started with Liberation, so this review is specifically for the Liberation portion of Assassin’s Creed III Remastered. I have played the original Assassin’s Creed III before, but I want to actually play through the remastered version before I say anything about it in a review. I’ll update this review once I’ve finished AC3 Remastered. Assassin’s Creed Liberation Remastered is a bite-sized, somewhat flawed spin-off that I had a pretty good time with by the end of the day. Aveline is a genuinely good protagonist and probably the biggest reason I enjoyed the game. She’s pretty memorable, but I can’t help feeling like the limitations of the game itself held her story back quite a bit. The three persona system is easily one of the more interesting things about Liberation. The Assassin and Slave personas worked really well, and I found myself preferring the Assassin whenever I actually had the choice. The Lady persona, though... man, it felt limiting. Not being able to parkour as an Assassin’s Creed protagonist feels really weird, even if I understand why the system works that way. The social stealth itself was pretty fun, but the restrictions made the Lady persona my least favorite by far. New Orleans was a decent setting and gave me that familiar AC3-era feeling, almost like a smaller and slightly worse version of Boston or New York. It was still enjoyable to explore, though. Chichén Itzá was a cool location too, even if it was pretty small. The Bayou, on the other hand, was easily my least favorite part of the game. I just did not enjoy being there. And then there’s New York. Connor Kenway. PEAK. As a huge fan of the Kenway family and AC3, seeing Connor again was easily one of my favorite parts of the game. It's a shame he only gets one mission, because I absolutely would have taken more of that. The AC3 connections in general were a huge positive for me, and honestly carried a lot of the game’s charm. The story itself was... meh. It was kinda good, but I only really understood what was going on most of the time. Some of the twists were genuinely surprising, but the short length made everything feel somewhat rushed or like it didn't matter as much as it should have. The characters were a mixed bag too. Gerald was cool, Agaté was infuriating, Élise and Madeleine were cool, and Aveline’s mother was... confusing, but alright. Gameplay-wise, the combat and stealth did their job. I used the stealth tools and personas quite a bit, and the whip was cool enough. Movement was a little janky at times, which stood out especially after coming straight from Revelations. It wasn't terrible, but it definitely felt like a game that started life on a Vita. I also liked the Citizen E sections. It was nice not having traditional modern-day sections, and Citizen E felt like a pretty good replacement. I actually looked forward to those parts. I didn't really bother with most of the side content. I messed around with the trading system a little before eventually selling the boat because I wanted the money, and that was about the extent of it. Ultimately, Assassin’s Creed Liberation Remastered is a bite-sized, somewhat flawed spin-off that captures the charm of its memorable protagonist and peak Colonial-era connections, even if it feels held back by its limiting systems and a frustratingly tedious bayou. I’ll update this review once I’ve played through Assassin’s Creed III Remastered and can give my thoughts on that version too.

My expectations were way too high. This game has very bad dialogue (though the story itself is not that bad). Don't get me started on the voice actor for James Barret. . . I legit almost vomited when he spoke. like it literally triggered my gag reflex. I felt so uncomfortable. The script feels like a highschool essay. The gameplay can be a little rough at times. The parkour is rough. There will be times when Connor would just do the opposite movement that I wanted them to do. The stealth is quite bad in this game compared to other AC games. combat is a little rough at times (the lock on thingy doesn't work you will kill a dog when your aiming at someone else.) Not much insentive to do the side activities. If you like Assassin's creed than give it a try and play through the story at least once so no one calls you a larper. Also Connor aura farms all over. despite the voice acting. He still aura farms. So yeah good game I guess.