Harga Assassin Creed Odyssey Steam

Posted: 20 November

First off, this game isn’kaki langit “bad” by any standards other than my own. You will read many other reviews recommending it and most have very fair points. There’s a lot of good in it, but I cannot bring myself to give it a positive review simply because the bad is truly bad and completely ruins the experience for me.

I cannot bring myself to finish AC Odyssey, let alone recommend it at full price to anyone.

Let me begin by stating the good:

The graphics look breathtaking. Ancient Greece is beautiful. The cities, the islands, the ocean. All of it.
The combat is fun, exploration is very fun: featuring parkour, horse riding and a ship for naval exploration and combat…aaaand a big ass map.

The story is actually quite interesting. The characters have a lot of personality and their performances are mostly pretty good. The quality of the dialogue fluctuates but if you don’t take it very seriously you will have a good time.
Also, they added some dialogue options with actual consequences on quests and characters, and it’s mostly pretty good. It adds replayability to Odyssey.

And here I begin to draw the line on the bad:

I know this is old news, but this game is big. Too big for its own good.

The map feels bloated with loads of nothing and at the same time with just too many inconsequential things to do.

You will constantly find yourself just going from one point to another mindlessly due to the sheer size of it and the lack of interesting stuff in between. Excluding, of course, the occasional bandit camp and pemakan attack, which get old really fast.

Despite the story being interesting, it is simply far too diluted in the endless cycle of questing for levels. You will find yourself stuck and wasting hours on hours on grinding to level up and be able to go back to the main quests.

Also, I get the whole RPG gist but, imo, adding inconsequential dialogue options to this game was Titinada the way to go.
The paraphrasing on the options is really bad and the inconsistency of the protagonist just makes it harder for them to feel..deep. I really loved Bayek on the previous installment, but I have to say that after hundreds of hours on Odyssey, I do not care for the Misthios at all.

Tl;dr:
If you’re looking for a fun game with a vast world with lots of stuff and don’t care about questionable quality on dialogue writing and quests, this is a pretty good game to throw in a few hundred hours.
If you’re looking for a deep roleplaying game with quality storywriting and quests that values your time, Odyssey is not it.

Posted: 23 November

10/10

Posted: 19 November

One of the greatest Assassin’s game I’ve ever played. The open-world adventure across ancient Greece is a magnificent delight, and the series’ greatest yet. Played with Kassandra, and her voice acting is better than that of her brother Alexios. Its straightforward family tale is free of the hackneyed Assassins against Templars soap opera, and its universe is the largest and most vividly colored of the series.