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November 2015
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The editors liked
Victorian London is an incredible openworld to explore
Evie and Jacob's relationship and script makes them the best Creed characters for years
The level of ‘oh I'll just do this first' makes London a complete distractionfest
Carriages and the rope laun
Vehicular madness
From trains to steamboats
You get to play a lady-assassin. Finally
Enhanced combat and stalking
Cleans up Unity's messy interface
Most refined free running mechanics ever
Responsive combat
Realistically recreated London
The editors didn't like
For all of its new content
The traditional mission styles can feel stale
Essentially more of the same Assassin's Creed
Rope launcher breaks some mechanics
Absent story
Largely meaningless dual characters
Forgettable villains
Circle button massively overused again
Reviewed on PS4. Also available on Xbox One and coming soon to PC.
Published: 2015-12-22, Author: Tom , review by: eurogamer.net
Abstract: Ubisoft's announcement that it would adapt the murders of Jack the Ripper into a rip-roaring epilogue for Assassin's Creed Syndicate rose some eyebrows. How would the developer handle the gruesome murders? Would you play as Jack during them? After Syndica...
Abstract: This year's Assassin's Creed is a mixed bag, there's no doubt about that. On one hand it has provided me with some of the most fun I've had with a game in a long time. On the other hand it might be considered the worst Assassin's Creed – period. The story...
Most refined free running mechanics ever, Responsive combat, Realistically recreated London
Absent story, Largely meaningless dual characters, Forgettable villains, Circle button massively overused again, Reviewed on PS4. Also available on Xbox One and coming soon to PC.
Published: 2015-10-22, Author: Louise , review by: gamesradar.com
Victorian London is an incredible openworld to explore, Evie and Jacob's relationship and script makes them the best Creed characters for years, The level of ‘oh I'll just do this first' makes London a complete distractionfest, Carriages and the rope laun
For all of its new content, the traditional mission styles can feel stale
Victorian London is the star of the show here, and although some old gameplay problems linger, it hasn't been this much fun to wield the hidden blade in years...
Vehicular madness, from trains to steamboats, You get to play a lady-assassin. Finally, Enhanced combat and stalking, Cleans up Unity's messy interface
Essentially more of the same Assassin's Creed, Rope launcher breaks some mechanics
The scope of Syndicate is huge and there is so much more that we didn't get to glimpse during our short stay in Quebec; gang warfare, core missions, plot specifics - these will all have to wait for a later date. What we can say, is that Syndicate is shap...
Big, beautiful, rich and atmospheric, Syndicate feels like a return to the glory days of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, where systems and story came together to produce something brilliant. The gameplay that was growing stale remains so while all the gang...
Abstract: When I first fired up Assassin's Creed Syndicate, I was already a little tired of the series' seemingly endless tale of Assassins and Templars duking it out across history. You can only throw on a hood and stab legions of baddies in the face so many times...
Abstract: Assassin's Creed Syndicate is one of the most historically inaccurate Assassin's Creed games thus far. I have spent hours creeping through the darkened alleyways of London's underbelly, climbing its iconic landmarks and even riding a few trains, and there...
