I have done a full reinstall of assassins creed syndicate, i verified the game files and also tried installing it via Ubisoft connect but no matter what i try the game freezes when ever i click space to continue in the menu.

Had a difficult time trying to run this game due to the ubisoft launcher.tried to even reachout to ubisoft still nothing.I dont recommend Ubisoft games especially those that require launchers you will be stuck with issues while the company has moved on to newer projects.

Cannot, in good heart recommend, as our experience was quite riddled with bugs, half finished missions with an unfortunate lack of dialogue, and excessive grinding with no actual way to tell how much you have added towards your goal. The DLC has an amazing premise, but is full of bugs from start to end, and if you want to go for 100% contrary to the main game, you have to collect all chests, and helix fragments which it doesn't tell you anywhere outside of google. There is a massive lack of content for Evie outside of the DLC, despite the game offering a "dual protagonist" playstyle. Some missions which appear to be free to choose who goes, are actually Jacob locked despite not showing that. Some associate activities in the Ripper DLC are severely bugged, and you have to just keep trying until it fixes, and there are also apparently some major bugs that can cause entire save file corruption, thankfully didn't come across any of those. The weapons and upgrades of the Ripper DLC feel mismatched, and bland, some lower level items are better than higher level items, and you unlock some higher level items before some lower level items. The soundtrack is one thing that Assassins Creed never fails to impress with, and this game, especially the Ripper DLC excel at that. The atmospheres presented are beautiful, and interesting. NPCs can have entire minutes long conversations around you, and there is a certain liveliness to the entire world. The carriage system however, is exceptionally buggy, and we preffered to run, or rope-line everywhere unless absolutely necessary.

Unless you are a hardcore assassins creed fan, or a massive steampunk/victorian age fan, this is not one of the better titles, and seems to strip a lot of the identity that previous AC games were full of. By the end of the game, we were just slowly moving through, waiting for it all to be over so we could finally be done.