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Odyssey has been a game with a specific attraction to me and I feel it deserves a high recommendation, not just for it's ability to capitalize on my specific interest, but to moreover expose this game's ability to incapsulate a player's attention and give an immersive experience in every aspect of the story and gameplay.

Odyssey has shown great promise with it's transition from a classical AC combat system, to a more free-range alternative to the such. The more free combat system allows for a development of style and skill in the game's combat, that would otherwise be impossible to accomplish with a pre-developed set of attacks and counterattacks. This system has evolved from when it was first introduced in Origins. Origins showed great promise but lacked in certain fields like customization of gear, and skill tree development. In Odyssey, it is possible to plot a path on your skill tree and develop those skills to master a type of combat, or to balance the skill trees for a more rounded type of combat. This has shown to be a great addition, and I personally have found it a great motivator for my exploration throughout the world.

Odyssey has not only shown improvements on specific systems and gameplay, but also shown improvements with the story line and immersive experiences throughout the open-world environment. This is very well shown in the side quests that take place when you visit new areas and explore these areas. The side quests usually flow well so that you explore the areas while having a job to do. This creates less pointless wandering and allows for a motivation in the player to perform repetitive tasks such as synchronizing viewpoints or conquering forts. These quests are rewarding, sometimes humorous, engaging, challenging, and satisfying to complete. The development of your character is seen as well through these quests as you seem to familiarize yourself more with the main characters, Kassandra and Alexios. These quests even tie in with the story sometimes as you need to complete some specific ones in order to wipe out the chain of cultists in Ancient Greece.

All in all this game is very expansive and allows for hundreds of hours of gameplay if you play it properly and thoroughly. The expanse may seem intimidating at first, but the constant engaging quests, wars, battles, story developments, and romances allows for a plausable outcome of completion, if not almost complete. The game's historical background and effort is enormous, and allows for a development of a new perspective that feels almost completely real and immersive, while still allowing for mythological elements like creatures and powerful weaponry to exist.

I give this game a 9.5/10 due to some graphical problems like poor optimization with advanced machinery, but other than that I would fully recommend this game at full price.

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