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The highly anticipated sequel of Ubisoft's iconic series takes us to the Viking era!
Become Eivor, a Viking invader raised to become a fearless warrior, and lead your clan from the icy and isolated Norway to a new home amidst the lush fields of 9th century England. Build your settlement and conquer this hostile land by any means to earn a place in Valhalla!
England in the Viking age is a fragmented nation ruled by war-hungry and resentful lords. Beneath the chaos lies a rich and untamed land waiting for a new conqueror. Will it be you?
Create your own path throughout England with advanced RPG mechanics. Engage in brutal battles, lead fiery raids, or use strategy and alliances with other leaders to achieve victory! Every choice you make in battle and conversation is another step on the road to success!
Lead a crew of raiders and launch lightning-fast assaults against Saxon armies and fortresses. Claim the riches of your enemies' lands for your clan and expand your influence beyond your growing settlement.
Unleash the ruthless combat style of a Viking warrior as you have axes, swords, or even shields at your disposal against relentless enemies. Decapitate opponents in duels, fill them with arrows, or assassinate them with your hidden blade.
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Graphics: On a good television with good HDR, the game is simply beautiful in every aspect. The faces are stunning, even for insignificant characters. The landscapes are a feast for the eyes, especially in Norway, particularly the snow. England slightly undermines the game as it is flatter than Odyssey, but the overall work on the graphics is impressive for such a large open-world game. Of course, the water element remains the most beautiful compared to any other game.
Gameplay: The main problem with Assassins is the repetition and the countless side quests that existed in Odyssey and Origins. Ubisoft listened to the complaints and changed a lot. Initially, there are very few side quests. Then there are the mysteries, which are numerous but you don’t spend more than 5 minutes on them, and most importantly, they don’t take you far from the map. The combat is perfect with more weight and much more violent due to Vikings. You have fewer weapons than in previous games. There are raids on monasteries that are amazing. You spend a lot of time on the settlement where you really upgrade everything, and everything matters. The structure remains the same as in Odyssey with exploration and climbing everywhere. Also very important is that it doesn’t give you everything ready like in previous games; you need to do some searching for various things like in the mysteries. Overall, enjoyable gameplay with a lot to do, but not as meaningless as in previous games. The game, apart from the map of Norway and England, also has other smaller maps for exploration, raids, legendary animals, and much more.
Story: The main story of Eivor is around 50 hours, a truly huge number, but since you don’t do meaningless things on the map, it’s just fine. A bit of story in Norway and a lot in England. There you create alliances. Some found them boring; I liked most of them, they had depth and were different from each other with choices you make playing a role. Each alliance could really be a small DLC. Of course, there is also a nice story on other maps that I won’t mention to avoid spoilers. Amazing ending, well thought out, that connects with Mirage. We have the story of Eivor, the story of the Isu, and the current story with Layla. I did a lot and it took me 107 hours compared to Odyssey, which took me 160 hours.
Overall: I didn’t believe I would love an Assassins game more than Odyssey, but I really loved Valhalla as well. Amazing graphics, improved and not tiring gameplay, along with many great stories. And of course, a fantastic soundtrack. They may criticize Ubisoft in general, but still, they delivered an epic, and no other company comes close to the magic of the worlds they create.
The graphics are average, the story is long, the world is huge, the combat system is terrible, it has way too many skills but that's about it
The definition of mediocrity. The PS5 has mediocre graphics, a mediocre story, repetitive and substance-less missions, as you don't even get a decent weapon like in Odyssey, and the changing map from Norway to England, etc., confuses you. It's not a bad game, it's just not a game that you would eagerly wait to open your console to play. I don't know if it's worth more than 20€ in price.
Well, this particular game, like all the Assassin's Creed games, is amazing. But after Odyssey, which I absolutely loved, especially the Fate of Atlantis DLC, it was simply epic with incredible graphics and story. And while I was expecting a similar evolution in Valhalla with a Viking story, I saw a game that had much fewer weapons and most of the chests you opened were just iron, leather, and a little silver. Plus, it took 50 hours to unlock a chest and it didn't even have any weapons inside. Also, you would enter a castle, clear it out completely, and only get one weapon if it even existed. In Odyssey, you had countless weapons and equipment that you could sell. I can't understand why they would change that. Regardless, it was still a great game, although I haven't played the DLCs yet because I wasn't as excited as I was for Odyssey.
Flawless! Just need to know what you're looking for in a game because above all, it's a matter of taste!
Today I received it, coming from ac odyssey initially it looks nice in terms of graphics, gameplay as well, it seems good so far. The only downside that odyssey has, and this is that it is monotonous and endless in a bad way, I don't mind that they last many hours as games, on the contrary, I don't want them to end in 4 hours, I just wish they weren't so monotonous, the missions and side quests are almost the same from one to another. As for the price it is now, 15-20€, it is worth it and more for all that it offers, a great story (regardless of the monotony), nice graphics (not the best compared to horizon forbidden west) and finally nice as an RPG game, addictive with gameplay upgrades, etc. For its money, it's fine!
for the playstation 5 game, the gameplay is quite good, but the game is quite long, which made me get bored after fifteen hours. Also, you don't play as much as an assassin, you play more as a fighter and viking. If you have free time and want a game with battles, it's a good idea to play this game. Normally, I would give it a 3.5 if I could
Unfortunately, I was expecting it to be better. Having started with Odyssey and Origins, this did not impress me at all. While it has good graphics, the landscapes are very repetitive. The story simply becomes boring after ten dialogues and many missions. As a game, the gameplay is very tiresome, especially in battles and intense moments. For €20, it's worth it, but not more, especially because the games in the same series are better despite being older. I do not recommend it for someone who has little time and values their time greatly.
Perhaps the most beautiful graphics in the series, no bugs at all, very nice gameplay (similar to Odyssey, with minimal differences) and story... well, it has opened up and gone too far, making it difficult to follow without checking on the internet what and how, but okay, it didn't bother me, I would say. It should be noted that with the DLCs, etc., it is really HUGE. Except for the awful side quests with rock stacking and the dice game, I had a great time, with occasional breaks of course because it was too much to handle in one go. I consider it one of the best games on the PS5 so far. Definitely worth it.
For those of you looking for a huge game to keep you occupied, this is for you. It has good stories but its duration can be tiring. Nice battle system!
The word bloated in the dictionary should be accompanied by a photo of Valhalla. In addition to the fact that the game was unplayable for a long period of time due to game-breaking bugs, after 90 hours to finish it, it's a big torture. If narcissism was a video game, this would be it.
Good evening. I admit that despite the comments I have read, in my opinion, the gameplay may be almost the same as the previous ones, but the plot with some extra elements brings a different air to the game. Personally, I am satisfied with the PlayStation 5, and at a price of 27 euros, it is worth it. Then I say, let me have a purely next-gen title among all the games, and it truly is worth it.
Classic Assasins Creed, which everyone will enjoy - a constant value. Beautiful graphics, action, a sense of exploration, battles. It introduces several new ideas compared to the previous ones and generally tries to provide a slightly different experience.
In my opinion, it is very nice as it takes place in various locations: Scandinavia, Medieval England, and the divine Valhalla. However, I think that Assasins Creed Odyssey was a more enjoyable game than Valhalla. Valhalla gives a darker feeling compared to the bright Odyssey, and I find the naval element not as enjoyable. Nevertheless, it borrows several elements and manages to entertain the gamer. It is closer to older AC games in terms of player movement over buildings, parkour differences compared to Odyssey, and this may appeal to many.
3 stars with a lot of leniency... Good game overall, although it quickly becomes tiring despite having played all the Assassin's Creed games so far. The graphics are a transfer from PS4 to 5, so don't expect jaw-dropping visuals. Large map, many side missions. Worth it for 28 euros, but not more. Nice hand-to-hand battles, powerful fatalities, lots of loot, beautiful landscapes, and mediocre cinematics that thankfully can be skipped. In no way does it reach the beauty of Odyssey in terms of visuals. I recommend it, but with reservations...
If you are an experienced gamer and have played the AC games since the time of Ezio, you know that the last 3 games in the series have deviated from the logic that we all loved, they are something else - not Assassin's Creed. Besides that, the last 3 games are simply almost the same games with a different skin.
The plot of Valhalla is decent but nothing special.
Gameplay is okay, nothing amazing or new to show.
Graphics are also okay - don't expect the photorealism of other games.
Sound is also normal.
What kept me more interested was the Vikings skin rather than anything else.
Overall, it's mediocre, good for casually passing the time without captivating or exciting you.
At the price of €30 that I bought it, I think it's a very decent choice. Its gameplay and movements are typical, just like all the previous Creed series. However, if you're a fan of Vikings, I think it's the ideal game
A game that we all know before we buy it, what will we see. This year Ubisoft managed to stop entering my library shelves with Valhalla. It's a beautiful game but that alone is no longer enough, when we were kids that was enough.
After 140 hours and about ten more hours until platinum, the conclusion is simple. Those who enjoyed Origins and Odyssey should definitely try it, especially now that the price is around €35. For those who were not satisfied with the previous two AC games, there is no reason to play Valhalla.
Personally, as a fan of the series, I can't say that I was thrilled with Valhalla. Odyssey continues to be (for obvious reasons) the best for me among the last 3 AC games, but Valhalla has its own style. Its graphics are clearly improved, the map is truly huge, and it is aimed at someone who wants to spend a couple of months grinding and exploring every possible point of interest! However, no matter how beautifully the medieval England is depicted, I don't think it can surpass the beauty of the landscapes/monuments of Egypt or Greece. At least, this may be happening due to our proximity to the latter in relation to the Northern European civilization.
Beyond that, the story takes a long time to pick up, and personally, the whole story of the game was almost indifferent to me until almost the middle. After that, it does pick up and at least it won me over in the end, although the whole phase, especially in the Modern world, is becoming tedious! There are many side quests just for the sake of having them, and it also has some repetitive "puzzles" which, especially towards the end, become tiresome and annoying (yes, I mean the cairns!!)
Seeing the other reviews, I have to say that I played it on PS5 and I didn't encounter any crashes or bugs (probably because I started it in August and they had time to fix them), so it is quite safe at this stage.
In general, though, I can say that I enjoyed it even when it was frustrating me. Obviously, it requires a lot of time and it's not for someone who wants to finish it quickly. Especially at €30, it's a good opportunity! Skal :)
Perhaps the most boring and uninteresting AC in the series, slow story, pointless missions. The combat fight is very slow and not so easy to use, honestly I did not expect such disappointment from Ubisoft, I have truly loved every AC!
Having recently played Ghost of Tsushima director's cut and replayed The Witcher 3 once again, Assassin's Creed Valhalla feels very empty for an RPG open world game. The graphics are good, but nothing particularly impressive. The sound is decent as well. The gameplay and mechanics are average, and compared to Ghost of Tsushima, it doesn't utilize the dual sense as much as it should. The story is okay, but it didn't really move me. Overall, it's a mediocre game.
The Assassin's Creed series takes strange paths...
Stealth has gone for a walk, most battles are head on. It also has elements of resources management as you upgrade your base.
The story is interesting, but the connection to Templars and assassins is very weak.
Graphics and sound are impressive!
Trying to stay true to the roots of the first Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft makes a commendable effort to create an experience that satisfies both old and new fans of the franchise, without achieving it as expected...
First of all, the game is - hypothetically - a new ID of the series, which has taken a lot from the last two games. Whether we like it or not, I believe this will be the new direction of the series, so it's good to get used to it.
Something that bothered me in Odyssey was that the map had too many explorations to the point of being annoying. Under every hidden rock, there was a side quest, for that matter. For completionists, this was a nightmare. The same exact thing happens in Valhalla, to the same (if not more) annoying degree. It's not necessarily a bad thing, someone might say, who wants to play this particular game for months and considers the game's duration as value for money. However, if one considers the COUNTLESS bugs of the game, half a year after its release, then they reconsider. Getting stuck in walls or stairs, falling outside the map where you walk randomly, and glitched missions are encountered from the first to the last moment you play. It doesn't make the experience prohibitive, but it certainly ruins it to a great extent. For example, trying to get the Platinum, I have obtained all the other trophies except one, because a side quest has bugged and the dialogue to start it doesn't activate for me... So after 120 hours of gameplay (in the main game) and almost 800 collectibles, a small bug in a side quest made me frustrated. I searched everything and found no solution. You must have a lot of manual saves if you don't want to experience the same as me.
In other areas, however, the game is quite good:
+ Graphics much better than Odyssey.
+ Characters, story, and dialogues are very nice.
+ Satisfactory Combat System.
+ Good Item Management, you don't search for countless weapons, there are a few sets and you upgrade them easily.
Stealth is a bit worse than Odyssey for me, but it's a personal opinion.
As a game, it is beautiful and has many elements of a well-crafted game, but the overall experience one gains when finishing it is quite mediocre, due to the bugs and the chaotic map. Maybe when it's patched 100%, I'll go back for the platinum... I would rate it 7/10.
Hello, there are some differences compared to the previous two games (Odyssey, Origins) in terms of gameplay and world structure. Personally, the story seemed mediocre to good to me, but as a whole, they have changed quite a few things and it doesn't make it as monotonous as Odyssey. I would recommend it if the price drops to around 40
DISAPPOINTMENT in the ps5, just too many bugs still, worth it only at 60fps, HDR doesn't work well, you need to have it in game mode on the TV, I don't know, I was expecting it to be perfect, and as for the graphics, it disappointed me at 30fps, it will be a good purchase now, not
I got the Odyssey and had my first contact with the AC. I got bored in the first hour. I don't know why I bought Valhalla when I was so disappointed with the first one. I'M DONE WITH IT. It has several negatives (for me) with the most boring AI of opponents when you go stealth, but the graphics-music-story-atmosphere-dialogues-spirit of the game are amazing. If you like series/movies with Vikings, it's one of the games that you almost have to have in your collection. I really wish I could have someone else play so I can enjoy the story and landscapes without the stress of gameplay.
Update: In the 40 hours of gameplay with a lot but not exhaustive nonsense (side quests, etc.), I have the impression that I'm not even at 10%. And now, even if it ends, it has made its money. I estimate it will take me over 200 hours.
Update 2: 200 hours of gameplay and still haven't finished it. The story is good (not amazing), the battles are fantastic, and as the character gets stronger, the battles become epic. The back and forth in the story's development is quite tiring, to the point where you think the creators are messing with you, for example, unnecessary back and forth from one to another when they could have solved it with a video. ANNOYING
I have played all the AC games. A very good game in every aspect. I played it on the ps5, absolutely no glitches. It ran very fast without any lag. Graphics are incredible, perfect sound, combat is very good and quite different from the other Assassins. The story is very interesting, maybe a little repetitive after a point, but you forget about it. I recommend it for fans of the AC series, but also for any gamer.
I'm not a fan of Assassin's Creed in general...the whole series is strong, I won't deny it, but personally, I easily get bored of it! However, this particular one captivated me...and those who are fans of the Vikings series will love it! I bought it for 50 euros and it's worth 100%.
Mediocrity .. another copy-paste of previous AC titles with very few new features. The only thing worth playing is the performance mode for 60fps. I spent many hours gameplay searching for the interest that never came. If you have a PS5, try another title because it has nothing more to offer than a PS4 except for the 60fps.
It has nice graphics (not the best), it has a performance mode which I recommend because it changes the whole feel of the game to 60 frames per second without the difference in graphics being particularly noticeable compared to the so-called Quality mode. Large map (mainly of England), lots of things to do from side quests which I wouldn't say are repetitive, very nice character customization because it allows you to upgrade every part of the armor or weapons you like, nice leveling system and many more. A big story that gives you the spirit of the Vikings. The negatives are that the story is a bit shallow without any twists or something that I wouldn't particularly expect to happen, and also some side quests "get stuck" and you have to restart the previous save to start them again, unfortunately this happens quite often. Overall, it's worth every euro, the game has a lot of content and keeps you entertained for many hours.
Excellent game and I can say it's the best assassin's creed!! I got bored of all the others after a while, maybe because I'm a big fan of the Vikings TV series... Beautiful graphics and definitely worth the price
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