Assassin's Creed: Shadows has its ups and downs. On one hand, the game brings a fresh take on the series with refined stealth mechanics and smoother parkour, making the gameplay feel more immersive. The dark, atmospheric world and the new protagonist's story are intriguing, and the combat is fluid and satisfying at first. However, the game also struggles with some pacing issues; certain sections feel unnecessarily slow, and the lack of depth in the protagonist’s backstory leaves you feeling detached. The combat, while smooth, starts to feel repetitive after a while, and the open-world exploration can feel aimless, with too many filler objectives that don’t add much to the overall experience. While it’s an enjoyable game for Assassin’s Creed fans, it doesn’t quite live up to the excitement and polish that we’ve come to expect from the series.
Still , highly recommended for people who love Assassins Creed.