Assassin's Creed® Odyssey

AC: Odyssey is [b]many[/b] things. Underrated, oversized, full of passion, but also nearly devoid of the flagship Assassin's Creed(TM) stuff (unless it's the Atlantis DLC, in which case it's runaway fanfiction, dubiously canon). But as a [i]game[/i], one that you play for a couple hours and then put down and repeat 20 times, it's fucking fantastic. [h2][u]Map & Story[/u][/h2] I've had a difficult time beating this game. Not only because it's monstrously massive and just the main story (plus some side quests for leveling) took me 80 hours to complete, but also because the sheer SCALE you can see on the map screen can be super daunting and discouraging. For what it's worth, the game definitely didn't NEED to be as huge as it is. Not every area is memorable, and a lot of them have a very repetitive regional story: local Big Man is Very Bad, enslaved people, war waged for profit, throw in some ancient treasure and off you go, [i]misthios.[/i] It is very clear [i]someone[/i] had big ambitions for the map of Odyssey and it [i]had[/i] to be filled with [i]something,[/i] so the overall blueprint for local quests is the same, with only the puzzle pieces changing. But there are also quests that [i]truly shine[/i] with charm, good writing, AMAZING actor performances, and will leave memories and characters for you to reminisce about for a long time after. Odysseus' daughter; a middle aged pirate woman who lost her whole crew; the pirate queen Xenia; Alkibiadies that horny prick, your great buddies Herodotos and Barnabas. These are all wonderful characters and I have mentioned only a fraction of them.... but unfortunately, only about a 1/3 of your time is spent with those wonderful labours of love, and the rest with boring, repetitive cookie-cutter quests where the characters often aren't even named. The map could've easily been 40% smaller and I don't think anyone would've complained. The main story is... better??? But it still has chapters it could do without. It has an unsatisfying ending; it literally Just Ends after a Big Important Guy dies 5 minutes after coming on screen, and it's disappointing that the actual ending to Kassandra's personal story is contained in the DLC "The Legacy". The narrative structure of this game will be misleading and confusing to an audience that expects a cohesive and neatly arranged plot. It's much better experienced as a series spanning many seasons, or a book whose chapters you're expected to read out-of-order. I would even go as far as to say it suffers from the Open World nature of modern Assassin's Creeds, and poor artists were left doing what they could within the framework they were given. [h2][u]Graphics & Sound[/u][/h2] Graphics still hold up in 2025, 7 years later. This game could go on to retain beautiful graphics for 20 years if only raytracing were added to it. It bangs it out of the park on all three pillars: excellent art direction, robust technical foundation, and obsessive attention to detail. Thousands of screenshots from all across Greece could serve as wallpapers, or be printed and hung on the wall. The world is alive and responsive when you traverse through it - the water ripple effects are the best I've ever seen; the fire effects are jaw-dropping for a game that ran on the PS4; the rain makes everything sloppy and muddy and blood sinks realistically into the ground. Kassandra changes her breathing depending on your actions; holds her breath before diving into water or landing from a big jump (also on a horse!); or does steady, measured in- and exhales while running or climbing. She has mini flavour animations for shielding her face from fire/dust, leans in to light a fireplace with her torch and leans away once it's lit, shakes off her hands when leaving water, or a billion other minute things you would expect from a Rockstar Game. Yes, it's high praise, and I'm tired of pretending people hired by Ubisoft aren't capable or producing masterpieces. This is what AAA USED TO mean, what we stomached the high price tag, weird upselling practices and even weirder microtransations, for. It's attention to detail you could NEVER replace with chatGPT. [h2][u]Micromanaging the Inventory[/u][/h2] A.k.a. the aspect of RPG that AC needed the least, and also botched in execution. If you're familiar with Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Assassin's Creed Odyssey has basically the reverse if DXHR's scarcity problem: it has an [i]overabundance[/i] problem. Clear a couple areas of minibosses and lootable chests or do like three sidequests and your inventory will be [b]spilling over[/b] with items with arbitrary numbers and confusing perks that are 10% better than what you currently have, which you don't care for because you'd rather play your cool stealth-and-adventure game, not "Hold X to Dismantle" simulator. For every half-hour of gameplay, there's a solid 5-10 minutes of managing the sheer junk in your backpack, with a bonus errand to the Blacksmith every couple of levels when your EQ is falling behind. It's a system that would've done alright if there was perhaps a single piece of equipment dropping every half-hour or so? But instead, Alexios the Garbage Man and Kassandra the Sanitation Engineer will be busy turning piles of crap into comical amounts of pieces of wood, stone, and leather. It's the only part of the game that actively made me angry on some occasions. The fun and interesting parts of the game are gatekept behind the fact that I've got 100 (no joke, i counted) pieces of junk to go through after 5 hours of ignoring my inventory, but I can't no more because the bad guys are beating me up in 3 hits, and me them in 30. It's work, in my videogame, and that's no good. [h2][u]Technical[/u][/h2] I have a pretty beefy setup (AMD flagships from late 2023) so I played at 1440p and Ultra High, with framegen often hitting 90 frames. You could probably knock that down to High and notice little-to-no downgrade, and at that point even the Steam Deck can guarantee 30fps. I've only encountered 2 instances where the game crashed outright, and glitches that annoy instead of amuse are rare as well. (For some reason, heavy weapons were given an immense amount of ragdoll force in this game. I recommend getting a big club and smacking a guy with a heavy execution attack.) [h2][u]Conclusion[/u][/h2] The main compliment I could give to AC: Odyssey is that it's [i]smooth and beautiful.[/i] All the systems glue well together into an experience transitioning smoothly between different kinds of activities, and it all takes place in a stunningly crafted world. It's an extremely mature game, both meaning by the latest patch as well as Ubisoft nailing the production pipelines that even [i]enable[/i] a single-player open-world game to have 200 hours worth of content to [i]just work.[/i] Oh, and the gratuitous gore. The main criticism I could give to AC: Odyssey is that it's a game made by Ubisoft, a giant, soulless corporation with an exceedingly controversial upper caste. That means microtransactions in a singleplayer game, it means it was buggy as hell on release, as well as those gameplay problems I've mentioned above - the misunderstanding of what makes RPG's appealing, and an overinflation of the game's content count. (The latter being something they'd overswing in the other direction with Mirage and fail as well.) That's why, I would want to urge you - [u]do not make the mistake of crediting Ubisoft for the excellence of this game. Credit its people - the artists, programmers, and QA testers, down in the trenches, making the game [i]actually[/i] happen.[/u]

A warning for Steam Deck users: DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. In fact, in my opinion everyone that uses Steam should boycott Ubisoft full stop until they fix their hostile third party software issues on all Steam games. I bought this game months ago and finally got around to installing it, and it's well nigh impossible to run on the steam deck because of Ubisoft's third party software layer. Hours spent futzing around, looking up workarounds online and trying to run Ubisoft Connect manually have been fruitless. At this point, I'm so frustrated that I don't even want to play it anymore. And the worst part is, I can't even get a refund from Steam since it's been more than 2 weeks since I bought it. 0 stars, boycott Ubisoft for their hostile business practices and do not buy this game.

Options -> HUD -> Disable compass Map screen -> Hide All Icons or Historical Icons Only Unfortunately you can't hide all the floating icons in the 3D views like you can in some other Ubisoft games, but those two options already help a lot into making this world a lot more fun to explore instead of just running from map icon to map icon. Initial impressions is that Kassandra is a very different protagonist from Bayek, quite a change of pace. Good to give the game its own feeling in regards to dialogue. Combat feels a lot more "level-based" than pretty much any other ubisoft game I've played, which is something I don't like. I generally prefer when your level just give you more lateral options instead of this exponential power increase that just becomes a rat race of numbers. Why do some humans take 40 sword slashes to kill? Feels a bit weird. At least the combat gameplay is fun. Though I absolutely get why a lot of people say that it doesn't feel like Assassin's Creed, it's way more "action game" than AC. World is as beautiful as always, I think that's one thing Ubisoft never disappoints with. The Ubisoft launcher is as terrible as always, I think that's also one thing that never changes with their games (except when it gets even worse).

This is the 4th time playing through it and I love it every time. Also play as Kassandra because she is the best forever and ever.

What can I say? This game is absolutely awesome! Packed with tons of unique quests, a gripping story, and solid DLCs. If you're aiming for 100% completion, get ready for over 100 hours of epic gameplay. Totally worth it!

Assassin's Creed Odyssey completely blew me away! The main story and the Cult of Kosmos were so gripping, I couldn't stop playing. Kassandra is my favorite protagonist ever – strong, resourceful, and utterly captivating as the Eagle Bearer. Alexios is pretty dreamy too (once you recruited him to your ship ofc! he is just purely handsome). Yes, there are tons of side quests, but honestly, they were all so interesting, I didn't mind. Exploring ancient Greece, discovering mythological tales woven into the game… it was just amazing. This is hands-down the best Assassin's Creed game I've played, and I'm definitely buying the DLC. Highly recommend!

More like Origins: Downgrade Edition. Bigger map, more fluff, less soul, If you played Origins first, I wouldn’t recommend this one, it just makes Odyssey feel even worse by comparison. don’t get me wrong, it’s a good game, but coming straight from Origins, it's undeniably a downgrade.

Would Recommend the Game for the game itself. but i wont recommend the game because of Ubisoft and its launcher. If in any situation your Ubisoft Linked Account gets Lost/Hacked and you aren't able to login to Ubisoft launcher then say goodbye to your game even if you bought it on steam.

Playtime: 100+ Hours Assassin's Creed Odyssey is one of those rare games that truly immerses you in another world in this case, the stunning, mythical, and war-torn landscapes of Ancient Greece. From the moment I stepped onto Kephallonia, I was hooked by the vibrant world, the beautiful sun-soaked views, and the freedom to explore an absolutely massive open world. Sometimes, the sheer scale of the map and the endless amount of content can feel overwhelming. There’s always something to do a quest to take, a cave to explore, a fort to infiltrate, or just getting lost sailing across the Aegean Sea. But that’s also one of its biggest strengths. The world feels alive, rich with detail, and the atmosphere is consistently immersive. The story is surprisingly good full of emotion, mystery, and tough choices. Some side quests are incredibly well-written and memorable, while others do fall into the repetitive "fetch-and-fight" formula. The RPG elements work really well and the dialogue choices give you more agency than most other AC games. The gameplay is satisfying. Combat is fluid, with fun abilities and plenty of weapon/gear variety to suit different playstyles. Parkour is smooth and easy to pick up. Animations especially during assassinations and cutscenes are top-notch. And don’t even get me started on the photo mode… I’ve spent way too much time just capturing the breathtaking scenery. Now, to be fair there are things that drag it down a little. Too many enemy camps and forts start to feel copy-pasted after a while. Conquest battles, while epic in concept, often feel irrelevant and don’t really impact the world in a meaningful way. It can get grindy if you try to do everything, and sometimes that repetition chips away at the experience. But honestly? Despite a few flaws, Odyssey is a fantastic adventure. It’s fun, gorgeous, and full of moments that’ll stay with you. If you enjoy open-world RPGs with rich lore, fun gameplay, and cinematic storytelling, this game is absolutely worth your time. Highly recommended especially if you’ve ever dreamed of being a mercenary exploring the ancient world. ⚔️🇬🇷

blocked my account on my birthday despite me saying to stay logged in lost all ubisoft games

probably the best game in the franchise that's not an 'assassins creed' game. feels like witcher 3 in the world of AC, it's a shame ubi took a different path starting from valhalla.

If they decide to delist the game, sunset the online store you will be forced to delete it via their EULA. You dont get to even keep it as single player https://www.ubisoft.com/legal/documents/eula/en-US 8. TERMINATION. The EULA is effective from the earlier of the date You purchase, download or use the Product, until terminated according to its terms. You and UBISOFT (or its licensors) may terminate this EULA, at any time, for any reason. Termination by UBISOFT will be effective upon (a) notice to You or (b) termination of Your UBISOFT Account (if any) or (c) at the time of UBISOFT’s decision to discontinue offering and/or supporting the Product. This EULA will terminate automatically if You fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of this EULA. Upon termination for any reason, You must immediately uninstall the Product and destroy all copies of the Product in Your possession.

If they decide to delist the game, sunset the online store you will be forced to delete it via their EULA. You dont get to even keep it as single player https://www.ubisoft.com/legal/documents/eula/en-US 8. TERMINATION. The EULA is effective from the earlier of the date You purchase, download or use the Product, until terminated according to its terms. You and UBISOFT (or its licensors) may terminate this EULA, at any time, for any reason. Termination by UBISOFT will be effective upon (a) notice to You or (b) termination of Your UBISOFT Account (if any) or (c) at the time of UBISOFT’s decision to discontinue offering and/or supporting the Product. This EULA will terminate automatically if You fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of this EULA. Upon termination for any reason, You must immediately uninstall the Product and destroy all copies of the Product in Your possession.

as usual trash launcher from ubisoft, i lost my game progress and now i lost my license account that buy the game, bro i mean why not read the steam account that buy the game why would it read the ubisoft acc, now i lost my money bro trash ubisoft

The game is like an upgrade of AC Origin, the story is not too impressive but the graphics, world and gameplays of the game are really impressive. Trying to full achievement this game.

9.2/10 A game with both clear strengths and weaknesses, but overall, it is a grand adventure worthy of the Odyssey name. Let’s start with the strengths: compared to Origins, Odyssey has further optimized many aspects of gameplay, such as a more in-depth skill system and a more diverse combat system, allowing players to enjoy different combat styles; In terms of narrative, it largely draws inspiration from excellent RPG models like The Witcher 3 or The Elder Scrolls, adopting a choice-based dialogue system where players' decisions significantly influence the progression of the story, allowing them to craft their own legendary tale based on their choices; Side quests have also seen a significant improvement in quality compared to Origins. These stories are either humorous and entertaining or gripping and intense, and most left a strong impression on me, playing a crucial role in expanding the world-building and shaping the historical backdrop. Overall, as the second installment of the Mythology Trilogy, it has quite a few standout features. Now let's talk about the drawbacks. The biggest issue is that Ubisoft has taken its signature “copy-paste” approach to the extreme in this game. From AC1 all the way to Origins, I've never encountered such a severe problem in any previous title. With a 200-square-kilometer open-world map filled with question marks, nearly all the gameplay is identical, which is utterly tedious. When you play any other game, you enjoy the process of “playing.” But when you play Odyssey, you just want to “finish” it and “end” it. Players feel like they're not “playing a game” but “completing a task”. It's a double whammy on both physical and mental endurance. While Origins at least had memorable, unique Egyptian landscapes, Odyssey simply copies and pastes the same scenery tens of thousands of times: blue skies, seas, trees, stone statues, stone houses, wooden houses, animals, caves, dungeons, fortresses... Over 200 square kilometers of open-world map filled with these elements, lacking any memorable or distinctive features. What's worse, Odyssey's main storyline is rather lackluster. While the side stories are content-rich, when paired with such formulaic, template-based gameplay, it's easy for players to feel frustrated and bored. Most tasks follow the same pattern: to complete A, you must first complete B, C, and D; to complete B, C, and D, you must first complete B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3, D1, D2, D3... talk to him, talk to her, help him, help her, kill him, kill her... Even the most compelling storylines become tedious and monotonous when paired with such gameplay. After playing for a few hours, players quickly figure out the game's formula, losing the sense of novelty, and the remaining time is spent repeating the same content, which is extremely frustrating. More importantly, Odyssey lacks the elements that keep players motivated to play. The plot is lackluster, and the gameplay is repetitive. Previous AC series titles featured meticulously designed levels and intricate details, allowing players to enjoy stealth, assassination, parkour, or combat with equal enthusiasm; Odyssey, however, simply presents players with a 200-square-kilometer open world that feels like a copy-paste job, devoid of any carefully crafted content, feeling rushed and half-hearted, leaving players unable to derive much enjoyment from the designers' intentions. I believe most players are like me—they rarely bother with stealth assassinations and instead charge in to kill enemies directly, as the assassination mechanics are extremely boring and unengaging. With numerous enemies, blade no longer capable of one-hit kills, significantly reduced stealth environments, and greatly increased difficulty in stealth gameplay, why would players choose to play as an assassin? It’s simpler to transform into a berserker and engage in unrestrained combat. Actually, this has been the case since Origins. The Mythology Trilogy has completely lost the core fun and essence of “Assassin's Creed.” In summary, Odyssey has many aspects that I find unsatisfying. However, if we evaluate the Mythology Trilogy as a separate game, there are still many commendable aspects. If we overlook these flaws and shortcomings, Odyssey is still an excellent work, and I personally recommend playing it. I spent 150 hours unlocking all achievements, and just doing that alone left me exhausted. Unfortunately, there are still many unresolved questions in the game, and some repetitive tasks remain undone. If I were to complete everything, it would likely take over 200 hours, and I swear that would be the most grueling experience of my life, so I gave up. However, if you don't aim to unlock all achievements and simply want to enjoy the main storyline and some interesting side stories, then Odyssey offers a pretty good experience. That said, Assassin's Creed, in my opinion, had already come to an end with Syndicate. All subsequent works are essentially different games.

As a long-time fan of the Ezio trilogy, I was not interested in the Odyssey series at all. I had heard that this game isn’t really Assassin’s Creed, and that there aren’t even any assassins in it. But eventually, I gave it a try. And beyond my expectations, it turned out to be a really interesting game. The main story and the side quests are both great. The environment is also beautiful. In fact, I prefer this game over the barren deserts in Origins. Come on, Ubisoft — you should’ve had the courage to release this game from the start without attaching the Assassin’s Creed label. This is a great game, but it got a bad reputation just because it carries the Assassin’s Creed name. Personally, I really like this game. Sure, it kind of looks like a Witcher 3 wannabe, but I genuinely enjoyed playing it. I didn’t expect to enjoy it this much. By the way I pick Alexios as main character.

The level scaling in this game compare the prior games is ridiculous and you cant turn it off. I had so much fun playing assassin Origin compare to this one.

By far the best AC game, absolutely beautiful landscape and a massive amount to collect (if you like that sort of thing) I have owned this on UBIsoft and have put over 200 hours in and bought it again to have a new play through. This is my 4th time playing this game. This game also has one of those wow didn't expect that moments in the story. Go and buy it :)

Another buggy Ubitrash game, and the last one I buy. Loved Origins and grabbed a few of the other AC games after smashing it out, sorely disappointed. There's game breaking stuff here that just can't be forgiven, the ships / sea battle stuff seems to be an after thought. There's naval battles where the target ships kite you into "un-allowed" areas that cause you to lose the battle. And the most game breaking bug of all that these effing monkeys didn't fix, [E] Take Command of your ship, it either doesn't work, or flashes up briefly then switches to [E] Talk. So while you're mashing [E] trying to take command of your ship, you instead end up having a useless conversation with the NPCs either side of you. There's a lot of decent game here, but how you monkeys didn't fix some of these core issues is beyond me. Just had to edit this to share another one of my favourite parts of the game. - Riding to an NPC to start or finish a quest. - Dismount. - Talk to NPC. - Finish conversation. - Where's my fucking horse?

Great game, great story. One of the last good Assassins Creeds before all the woke nonsense took over. Just in case anyone all these years later are unaware of this, the hardest setting is still broken, do not play it. There's literally nothing in it for you if you do. There's no trophy or extra special anything for playing the game on it's hardest difficulty setting. You will die, you've been warned.

There's nothing more satisfying than kicking enemies off ledges. This game offers unlimited enemies and hundreds of ledge options. I have over 250 hours of play, and can tell you little about the story, but I can tell you a lot about the days I've spent just punting dudes into the ether.

I bought this game but can't play it. The game requires Ubisoft Connect but when you create an account and log in. It will link the account to steam. but the stupidest thing is even after you link, Ubisuck still asks for ACTIVATION CODE, wtf. you know? activation code from steam ? how a buyer can get that? WHAT THE FUCK IN YOUR MIND? ~~Dont buy any Ubisuck products on steam ~~~ ~~Dont buy any Ubisuck products on steam ~~~ ~~Dont buy any Ubisuck products on steam ~~~ ~~Dont buy any Ubisuck products on steam ~~~

The world’s massive, the combat feels great Playing as Kassandra makes it even better and her personality makes the whole journey unforgettable.

Hell yeah. Kassandra's big muscles and scars. Charming. Very cool. I almost thought I was a game addict while playing this. I forgot to eat dinner for like three days in a row. Love to see strong women with actual warrior built in actual armors not in those stupid bikinis.

The best series of open world Assassin's Creed games. The gameplay is good and enjoyable, and overall the game is a good one, but the only problem is that the story flow is a bit illogical.

game just randomly stopped working, it wont launch.

Stunning depiction of ancient Greece. I really enjoyed played as Kassandra, the voice actor really gave the character life, and purpose. The storyline was very nice and based on your choices you had different endings. I'm glad I saved Alexios in the end,

EXCELLENT game. Beautiful graphics, fun/funny story and characters. Great gameplay. LOTS to do.

i'm not the best judge, i have played this game only 50 hours, but so far i love it. the good things about it are the stunning visuals, the well written main character(s),world design and graphics are absolutely amazing. as a greek, i love seeing the historical references such as historical events and people. another great aspect of this game are the thrilling battles and challenging mercenaries. about the negatives, i dont like the so called "ubisoft map". basically, everything on the region is marked on the map, thus, you dont have much to explore. other than that, its a very cool and well made game. i definately reccomend it

honestly jst dont want this to be what old AC games were and its fkn awesome. personally really enjoy the rpg build aspects in this. Currently 10 hours in and just hit a big power spike, having the best time rn

very good combat very very big map you can easily sink 100 hours and not complete EVERYTHING, lot of content and fun. btw you can heavily optimise the game so it felt good

Better than Origins (which I didn't particularly enjoy). There are many improvements that impact traversal, combat is more challenging, and the story was quite good (though it felt a bit rushed towards the end). The addition of a mercenary system, cultist hunting, sea travel, and ship combat really adds to the gameplay variety. Sure, nothing is flawless, but at least the game got me through a nearly 100-hour journey (Odyssey?). Ancient Greece as depicted in this game is beautiful, but it cannot be compared to reality (well, maybe apart from the fact that most of the monuments are ruins). I highly recommend traveling to see it for yourself, especially because in the game you won't see Mount Olympus or the beautiful Meteora (and it's just a small portion of what it has to offer). It's just a shame the game is so overloaded with optional quests (contracts and bounties) and literally hundreds of useless items that have to be sold or dismantled manually for resources (which you also have to grind for ship and gear upgrades). Besides that, it's just another single-player Ubisoft game with skins and mounts behind a paywall.

Probably one of the best Assassin's Creed games, with a rich mix of historical characters, myths, and iconic locations. It took me around 50 hours to complete the core story, including the Cult and Mercenary ranks, and there’s still plenty more to explore and do.

the first and last ubisoft game i ever play, the audacity to have 99% of the game be copy pasted filler "content" lmao

Not only is this sorry excuse for a game riddled with bugs 7 years after its release, the way the writing and dialogue plays out makes Gal Gadot look like she consistently delivers lines of a lifetime. Literally got this game because it was on discount for [b] $4 [/b] and honestly I'd rather go buy a box of strawberries that money than try to convince myself that I'm actually enjoying playing this excruciating cash grab of a videogame. Not only does it require a United States Air Force grade supercomputer to run this without it feeling like its going to make my PC explode and take me with it, it shamelessly has the audacity to deliver it with the jankiest movement and control scheme where I have to actively fight my character from climbing onto 1/16th of a cobblestone peeking out of the wall by one picomicron and proceed to attempt to climb into said aforementioned wall. Booting up the game feels like I'm having every single advertisement Ubisoft has ever created boot into my brain simultaneously and it keeps prompting me to open the store whenever I have the misfortune of accidentally hitting the menu button while trying to quick save. Haven't even gotten to the game play portion of my playthough yet but from the looks of it you're really disincentivized to actually stealthily assassinate someone and more incentivized to run in guns blazing - or play it how its meant to be played: which is lower a township's defenses until they just let you walk in and kill them. I mean... At least Ancient Greece looks pretty...? When you're standing still and not panning your camera, and not looking at any of the NPC's clipping into the wildlife, and not minding the fact that it feels like every character is talking to a wall and that maybe these weren't really problems with ac games going 10 (or in some cases more) years back. I have also seen Kassandra's character model clip out and appear naked before me more times than I've actually seen her assassination animation land on an enemy. Clearly the developers had their priorities in order with the amount of detail they decided to put into the texture of her areolas. Another banger by Ubisoft ✋🤚

This game has amazing storyline, combat system, open world and much more. I love this game very much.

The game is full of rich historical sights and characters. It is like any other Assassin's game, in that you will master the basic combat and continuously dispatch enemies. If you are a fan of Classical Greece, there is a tremendous amount of content to interact with.

A massive game with a beautiful world set in ancient Greece. The choice-based dialogue and RPG elements add a lot of freedom, and the story is really engaging whether you play as Kassandra or Alexios. Naval combat is back and better than ever, and there’s always something to do. Great for fans of open-world games and Greek mythology.

not one of the best ac games but its playable, dialogues are a bit stale

Trusty 'ole Assassin's Creed mechanics in a fun, new environment. As an Ancient Greece nerd, I love all the locations and lore. Sometimes the missions feel repetetive, but I'm a game completionist, so I feel that's to be expected with this kind of open map game. Overall, one of the better AC games in the series.

I'm relatively new to this Gaming , introduced to it by my then 9 yr old Son & now he's 23 it's the Graphics 'Game play & of course the brief Greek History which I find very Interesting

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey has some great moments — a beautiful open world, solid combat, and a lot of freedom in how you approach quests. Ancient Greece looks incredible, and the RPG systems add depth. That said, the game is bloated. There’s a lot of repetitive content, level gating can feel forced, and the sheer size of the map often works against the pacing. It starts strong but can wear you down over time, especially if you try to do everything. Still, if you're into long open-world RPGs and don't mind some grind, there's a good experience here — just not a very focused one.

I enjoyed my time with this game. Despite the fact that I completed this game on an Xbox, I wanted to get back to this game for some time now. And realy glad I did, Greece is very beautiful, and I want to relieve my Odyssey one more time

Good game with good story. Long game if you want to do 100% achievements. Only - you have to buy DLS`s. They give so much info from past and probably for upcoming

Combat can be frustrating some times, but overall good. Oh, and, when you get to the mission with a Boar on a mountain, don't underestimate it. It sucks.

Having a lot of fun with this game! I only wished there was more difference between the difficulty settings than just the enemy needing less hits to kill you, an you needing more hits to kill the enemy. An the grinding... It's just a bit much, and that's a massive understatement. The amount of grinding I had to do, just to upgrade my ship for 0,1% is outrageous.

This is one of my favorite games ever it has great balance between story and gameplay. Some say that it's a huge grind but that's an exaggeration, There is some grinding(more than that but only if you don't know what your doing). A lot of people are complaining about Ubisoft Connect being malware but it's just a game launcher. Game launchers allow companies to update there easier, Just about every big name game company has a launcher these days. Ubisoft has one, (Assassin's creed) Rockstar games has one (Grand theft auto) and EA games has one (Dragon age, the sims and every sports title) not to mention every mmo currently out there Ubisoft connect is no different. I've had ubisoft connect on my PC for three years now and never had any problems.

in my opinion (i purchased and enjoyed this game so i get to say my opinion) this game is a master piece to me, i enjoyed the game back then, now it feels repetitive, but what to say, i enjoyed this game, so i would recommend it

You Should get this i have over 180 hours on steam and You Should get this i have over 180 hours on steam and you should get this i have over 180 hours on steam and its a super fun game you can explore the world of assassins creed odyssey