Recent reviews by rickvoid

This is a Good game. As an example, I present that I have purchased this game twice: once for console (and then the disc disappeared, fortunately after I'd already beaten it), and once now on Steam.

In some ways the game feels more like an expansion to AC2 than a full game in it's own right, but you get enough done over the course of the game that it stands on it's own fairly well.

My only real complaint is that this is really where Ubisoft started to listen to the fans complaints about the Meta-Plot. Yeah, you get to explore Ezio's home, but it really feels like there was going to be more to it and they just never got around to doing it.

Is this canonically part of the 40K universe? Well, it takes place on Terra, so in the broad since it certainly could be. Minerva, Jupiter and crew could easily be Eldar screwing around with early man, and the Apple and other artifacts would be Eldar tech.

I really like this game. The atmosphere is great, and the narrative gives you just enough information while leaving you wanting more. The controls are okay, I just wish there was a more direct method for controling Naija, But I understand being limited since the singing has been tied to the mouse.

The game is fairly dificult, reaching ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bullet hell levels of difficulty once it's certain you've got the controls down.

Could this game be part of the 40K Universe? It's possible. Naija's people could be an aquatic off-shoot of the Eldar, and her songs are Psyker abilities. Love Interest/Mutated Mind-Controlled Slave could be an Imperial Guardsman; a number of crates in flooded caverns near the surface feature would could be the Imperial Eagle, and this is near where we meet him.

The most fun I've ever had cleaning up a mess.

Bucket physics can go right to hell though.