Assassin's Creed® III Remastered

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Not sure if this game is worth it if it wasnt in the season pass of AC Odyssey Generally a good game, but it does really feel like a AC game

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The story, music and characters are great, but graphics are difficult to watch (granted it's an old game)... many bugs and the open world feels empty. Even so, I could play it just fine. Now let's continue with Black Flag (original, not Resynced).

I came into Assassin’s Creed III Remastered directly after finishing Black Flag Resynced, so initially it was quite jarring going backwards to a game fundamentally built in 2012. It didn’t take long to adjust though, and the more I played AC3, the more I enjoyed it. Story-wise, I thought it was excellent. Connor is an interesting protagonist, although I did find his voice acting a little wooden at times. I understand some of that comes from his character and background, but there were definitely moments where the delivery just didn’t quite gel with me. Gameplay wise, I had a great time. Combat is satisfying, there’s loads to do and the game has aged surprisingly well. Some older design choices definitely show their age, especially the sometimes binary stealth/detection, notoriety system and a few fiddly optional objectives, but once I adjusted to how the game wanted to be played I really started looking forward to getting back on it. The remaster itself is generally very good. Graphically it still looks great and is perfectly playable today. Some pre-rendered/video scenes clearly weren’t given the same treatment and stand out a bit, but it didn’t take much away from the overall experience. Unfortunately, the remaster also seems to have brought some of the original game’s bugs along with it. This became a pretty big issue for me because I was going for 100%. My Almanac tracker became permanently stuck at 89% despite collecting every page and crafting every invention, apparently because I had collected some Almanac pages while playing as Haytham early in the game. If you’re planning to 100% AC3, my biggest advice would be: don’t collect Almanac pages or other optional collectibles until you’re properly playing as Connor. Achievement-wise, AC3 is definitely a commitment. It wasn’t quite as bad as I expected going in, but some requirements really don’t respect your time. The club challenges, underground tunnels, Encyclopedia of the Common Man and various miscellaneous tasks can become tedious towards the end. There were moments where it felt less like completing meaningful game content and more like doing administration. That said, even after frustrating sessions, I still found myself wanting to come back to it the next day. That probably says more about how much I ultimately enjoyed AC3 than anything else. The Tyranny of King Washington The Tyranny of King Washington DLC was an interesting change of pace and introduced some genuinely fun abilities. Wolf Cloak, Eagle Flight and Bear Might all give the gameplay a noticeably different feel from the main game. Some of the optional objectives could still be unnecessarily frustrating, especially when poor checkpoints forced you to repeat lengthy sections after failing something near the end, but overall it was a worthwhile addition. Assassin’s Creed Liberation Remastered Liberation surprised me. You do have to remember that this was originally a PS Vita game, because the difference in production values compared with AC3 is immediately noticeable. The audio in particular is very flat, and some of the presentation feels noticeably cheaper. I also noticed occasional stuttering during things like viewpoint synchronisation. Graphically though, I was pleasantly surprised. For something originally designed for a handheld, it still looks good, and I really liked the New Orleans/Louisiana setting. It also has some genuinely cool ideas. The three-persona system is probably the standout, allowing Aveline to switch between Assassin, Slave and Lady personas, each with different abilities and ways of interacting with the world. Things like using blow darts from hiding spots were nice additions too. It’s a very small game compared with the main Assassin’s Creed titles, but I actually think that works in its favour. It’s compact, moves along quickly and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Achievement-wise, Liberation was much more enjoyable to 100% than AC3. There are collectibles and a few miscellaneous combat achievements, but nothing felt especially grindy. After everything AC3 put me through, Liberation was a really nice cooldown. Overall This package ended up being a bit of a love/hate experience for me. AC3 frustrated the hell out of me at times, especially during the final push for 100%, but underneath the dated design and bugs is a genuinely excellent Assassin’s Creed game with a great story, satisfying gameplay and a world I enjoyed spending time in. Liberation is much smaller and rougher around the edges, but considering its Vita origins I came away pleasantly surprised by it. I’m glad I played all of it and I’m glad I went for the full completion. I’m also very happy to uninstall it now. 84/84 achievements

What I liked: Story is Good and Immersive, Graphics are good & open world is pretty well-balanced. What I disliked: Less Parkour, Compared to other games, it's less stealthy but still pretty balanced.

In its core, it is still Assassin's Creed 3. However, the remaster seems to have messed up several things that would enrich the experience like the original version of this game. Especially audio wise where sometimes the voice lines are too soft (most notably Connor's shouting during ship combat) and audio mixups (e.g. Connor's monologue overlapping with the actual cutscene voice lines). Sometimes I get crashes from playing the game normally for no apparent reason. It would have been no-brainer positive review if it were not for these issues and several others. TLDR: If you have the original or can acquire it, stick to that. DO NOT get this remaster.