Assassin's Creed Unity is a breakthrough in the Assassin's Creed world of games. I did not know how it was going to turn out before the game came out, but I loved it the moment I opened that box and popped the CD into my Playstation 4.
Almost all of the Assassin's Creed games are known for three things: Its vast story lines, the graphics, and the unique gameplay.
I believe that Assassin's Creed Unity's storyline was one of my favorites of the entire series. A good story immerses the gamers and makes them feel like they are really part of the game. With the start of Arno's determination to use the Assassins' training for his own selfish desires (like revenge) to the epiphany he has as he realizes how he stabbed his friends in the back, The gamers learn to grow as people along with Arno. I would give the storyline about 2.5 out of my 8 stars for this.
The Graphics are compelling! All of the Assassin's Creed games exceeded the gamer's already immense expectations since the very first game published in 2007! Yes, there are a few bugs, but I believe that great feel that these graphics provide are essential in these next- generation game consoles. Because of the bugs though, this sections only gives my rating one extra point of my 8 stars.
The gameplay in this game is by far the most impressive aspect. The game developers made a brand new game engine to make these games. It was extremely realistic, and very intuitive. Another set of developers decided to make those aspects even better be recreating the game engine, including a stealth component. They hit this out of the ball park, but in any game, there is always room for improvement. I will confidently say that the gameplay makes up the bulk of my rating, getting a whopping 4.5 stars out of 8.
The reason that Assassin's Creed Unity has only 8 stars instead of 10, though, is because there were a lot of glitches and/or bugs in the game. Sometimes, enemies would appear to have jelly legs or arms that stretched and bent in weird angles after they died. Also, the online co-op feature that this game presents, allowing you to play with others to achieve goals, was not very concrete. It turned into a race to the finish instead of using actual teamwork.
Almost all of the Assassin's Creed games are known for three things: Its vast story lines, the graphics, and the unique gameplay.
I believe that Assassin's Creed Unity's storyline was one of my favorites of the entire series. A good story immerses the gamers and makes them feel like they are really part of the game. With the start of Arno's determination to use the Assassins' training for his own selfish desires (like revenge) to the epiphany he has as he realizes how he stabbed his friends in the back, The gamers learn to grow as people along with Arno. I would give the storyline about 2.5 out of my 8 stars for this.
The Graphics are compelling! All of the Assassin's Creed games exceeded the gamer's already immense expectations since the very first game published in 2007! Yes, there are a few bugs, but I believe that great feel that these graphics provide are essential in these next- generation game consoles. Because of the bugs though, this sections only gives my rating one extra point of my 8 stars.
The gameplay in this game is by far the most impressive aspect. The game developers made a brand new game engine to make these games. It was extremely realistic, and very intuitive. Another set of developers decided to make those aspects even better be recreating the game engine, including a stealth component. They hit this out of the ball park, but in any game, there is always room for improvement. I will confidently say that the gameplay makes up the bulk of my rating, getting a whopping 4.5 stars out of 8.
The reason that Assassin's Creed Unity has only 8 stars instead of 10, though, is because there were a lot of glitches and/or bugs in the game. Sometimes, enemies would appear to have jelly legs or arms that stretched and bent in weird angles after they died. Also, the online co-op feature that this game presents, allowing you to play with others to achieve goals, was not very concrete. It turned into a race to the finish instead of using actual teamwork.
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