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I like the music

The best Assassin's Creed game where you arent even an assassin

Okay so after 32 hours I think I can write a review
In those 32 hours I finished the campaign ( At the 32 hour mark) , ventured through most of the Pyramids , completed over half the side quests and completed around 45% of the locations. Through my entire playthrough I did not get bored once, it's probably me finding the world so interesting but I'm sure I'm not the only one who likes exploring.

For those who have never played AC , this game is the 10th in the series, Ubisoft took an extra year of development and it really showed off. The games (main?) story is set in the year the game is normally released, so this year we follow a lady whose name I don’t know because she was quite frankly boring, and she can relive the memories of someone in the past. Origins is set during ancient Egypt during the time of Cleopatra's rise to power and meeting of Ceasar.

Story:
I don't want to spoil the story but it did keep me entertained, although this was an interesting storyline because it showed how the Assassins Creed and the Templars started. I have to say I loved hearing the words the spoke, the way they led up to both of their creations was exciting to see and hear. Bayak and his wife Aya to me were quite interesting characters whom I enjoyed watching their story unfold, and although Aya's future past the game is known (AC 2 Easter egg) I hope we could see Bayak again.

Graphics:
I was playing the game on a GTX 1060, Ryzen 5 1400 and 16GB RAM. This is my first AC game on pc I have played the rest on console and on the portable devices. I played the game on an enjoyable HIGH setting at around a stable 50 fps. I sadly didn’t see any flying boats or guards running aimlessly into walls, but I can say I did have 2 crashes around the 4 and 6-hour mark, but after that the game was perfect. Graphically the game was beautiful. Every city felt really well-crafted and designed, Ubisoft really went into detail making the game feel alive, things like seeing places afar as being blurry while running under the hot sun the dessert as well as having the freedom of climbing almost everything. Depending where on the map you encountered cities of different cultures, this includes Egyptians, Greeks and sometimes Romans. I can't say for the Egyptian and Roman culture but the Greek stuff I can say a bit more on. Tbh I walked into Alexandria and could easily see that the Devs knew what they were doing, and was happy that they did the game justice for their adaptation. Aaaaand I was called a wanker in Ancient Greek (which is sound more or less identical to the current pronunciation) when I ran into a guy so I was happy.

Combat:
The assassiny stuff is still okay, I mean I could assassinate people so that there, all of the gadgets from the older games in the series are not there (which makes logical sense story wise) but it did feel weird. The main combat is like Zelda, lock on targets but I'm guessing the inspiration was more from how the Witcher 3 did it. The combat was not that enjoyable, I mean it works but doesn’t feel finished in some ways. Some of the times I didn’t use it, I kept using sleeping darts on enemy's mid battle and quickly assassinate them. I don’t see this combat continuing unless a game set just after Origins happens.

Story progression:
As long as you are at least 2 level below the recommended level advice you should be fine, it may have been slightly more challenging but was fair. Oh, and if an enemy is more than 4 levels above you its GG, they will destroy you in less than 2 hits, so be cautious. I must mentions the Phylakes( Guards in Greek) they are like these wondering enemies that are challenging but alright if you plan your attack against them, it's when you have been discovered and some enemy lit the beacon that causes them to come, that’s when you run. It was because of them that I was more cautious when killing captains and enemies in forts.
Leveling up is different, you get an ability point that you can use to upgrade and enhance Bayak, you can earn this though Xp or finishing tombs. As you level up you need better equipment, but all loot drops are based to your level so I never needed once to go buy those loot boxes to get equipment, and I only upgraded one of my bows when I remembered that blacksmiths were in the game.

Content:
This game has a lot to do, I have yet to finish everything and it is my goal to try do it all, each side quest feel well made, I did not encounter one eavesdrop mission. :D
Eagle vision is fun, mapping enemies and seeing where they are the same as the previous games but only the perspective of an actual eagle, and whenever I need to go to a new location I would set my horse to auto go mode and would just fly around as the eagle.

Music:
It's okay? I never felt blown away but hey it's there.

Real world:
I'm mixed at this part, I'm happy we got to control a Character in the 3rd person but nothing actually happened. We were left with a cliffhanger 2 years ago at the end of Syndicate and now because I think Ubisoft will see how successful and extra year helped they may do it again.

(Just something I might be speculating to much but as this was the Origins of the Creed I think this lady might be the next big star and we saw her origins now as well, how she leaves Abstergo and how she may join the assassins)

Overall:
This game is great, I will defiantly return for all future free and paid content. I would recommend this game to anyone who has enjoyed Assassins Creed in the past, to anyone new I also would but may recommend looking at the Ezio games as the first place you play before this.
As rating go I would give it a 9/10, like a near perfect game for me. It is defiantly the most enjoyable experience in a game that I have played this year.


Super duper easter egg which I would recommend you not spoling yourself with this
This game confirms that The Watch Dogs universe is apart of the Assassins Creed one,I just find it funny how a group of people who call themselves trained Assassins can't kill their enemy whom was the CEO of Abstergo and it was actually some guy from Chicago whom has family issues and phone could do it as a side mission, clearly you just need a gun to beat the bad guys lol

Glittermitten Grove is an amazingly simple yet relaxing game that I can always see myself retuning to play.

My playthrough (4 hours at the time of writing)
I learnt how the seasons affect my fairy’s and how my village grows.
The first year showed how harsh winter can be and how I should properly set up my village.
By year three I already learnt how to properly manage my time, when and where I should mine, gather resources or build.


Technical.
Pros:
The game runs amazing with nice bright visuals. I had no stuttering of framerate or crashes.
Cons:
Buttons and menu is very basic and gives me the impression it’s made with a basic GUI in NetBeans.

Gameplay.
Pros:
Quick, a bit strategic in ways with actions that need clear focus and no f-ups.
Cons:
Fairy’s may seem like total idiots at times by not collecting specific resources that (as I have seen only wood) soon vanish, but it may be due to commands I have already issued them to do.
When crafting places that require crystals the fairies don't gather more that are underground which is annoying at times.

*Extras
The fractions that many of you are aiming to see, I can gladly say you won't be very disappointed, although I heavily encourage you not spoil yourself at all, this game in conjunction with the base game should feel like a full and non-spoiled to the gamer.

(Things that will be probably be patched in updates after this review)
At the time of writing there are no steam cards or achievements, for a game costing ZAR 206.00 it is very strange but I'm sure is mainly for the hidden aspects of this game.

Conclusion:
I heavily employ you all to play this relaxing, minimalistic game, although pricey, it is two full games, both equally enjoyable and are both worth your time.
A well-deserved 8/10 - A simple and charming game with two different ,yet unforgettable experiences.

Honestly I'll play it for a couple a minutes and then we will see if it's a good game or not.

*Edit was that I can't spell,the game does come with that ability.

To return back to trying defeat each creature I see and destroying all crates is like a 10/10 for me instantly.
With the obvious graphical improvements (And the return of that sweet, sweet-ass beach music) I believe it's a justifiably good port for returning players and an amazing new experience for new ones alike.

Tltr : Bring us Ty 2 and 3 in the future mates!

At first I was confused with the whole "Disney Special"
but the Doctor who and Simpsons voice acting was SPOT on .
Never did I thing hiding behind trees for two hours would be SO enjoyable.
:D recommend it.
Only...I heard some thing behind the elevator?
A bug perhaps?

Find Piano
Cant Figure out puzzle
Search Wiki
Finally umlocks door
Mystery Gem
Sweet.jpg
Too many itmes in inventory
Dog from netherrealm stels ruby and flies off screen

10/10 I just wanted the spaggeti