Recente recensies door Psyra

Though I have poked tenatively at demos for previous AC titles, I never got to actually play any of them. On a suggestion I decided to give this one a try. I can't speak for any of the previous titles but so far this feels like a wonderful wedding of Far Cry 3/The Saboteur (for the on-foot and parkour) and Sid Meier's Pirates/Pirates of the Burning Sea (for the naval combat). I'm sort of torn between advancing the plot and hunting all the collectables down. At this point I've gotten started in the open world ship piracy bit and think this may be second to Skyrim for most fun I've had open world.

This game won't make me go back for the older titles, I'll settle for reading wiki articles about them and then continuing with this. It's fun, and though the human enemies are not terribly varied (I've not done a lot of hunting yet though so I can't speak for the animals other than crocodiles and bull sharks). Only 12% through the plot and a few hours played so it's nice to know there's a long way to go.

The naval combat is how I always wished Sid Meier's Pirates, Pirates of the Burning Sea, or Port Royale 3 would have been. It could have been a game in itself without the whole AC name behind it.

Definately recommended.

Can't get this ♥♥♥♥ working in Steam for the life of me.... Get the Six Updater version and use that instead, for the love of your brain cells.

With the exception of the combat this is a good replacement for Sid Meier's Pirates for this sort of game. They tried to do a carbon copy of the SMP battle system but ehhh, your AI fleet is dumb as rocks, and the targeting seems really flaky. I resorted to letting the CPU do the battles as it was better than me at it. Otherwise it's a pretty good game.

Still fun after all these years... but can't wait for the online stuff in the reboot.

This ♥♥♥♥ is bananas.

Well, despite there apparently being bugs galore according to reviewers, I've not found anything annoying or gamebreaking for me save for one co-op quest that would not properly finish while in multiplayer. I've had a blast despite having died on multiple occassions to getting thugged, swarmed, etc. The game is made to be patiently played, if you try to rush you will die more. It's not quite the same open world level as GTAIV or such but still you get to explore and backtrack the whole island as time passes, and that's great fun. Joining a co-op game where the host is a vastly higher level than you makes the game a real blast, as the zombies become almost unstoppable killing machines and you truly have to use your wits (and your legs!) to survive.

I've been playing this solid for a bit over a week or so now. I found Frontier a little frustrating and semi-enjoyed Freelancer, and finished Independance War I and II. This is better than all of them. Besides being standard space trader it throws in station building andfleet micromanagement to a point it could also be considered an RTS underlying it all. Graphics are good, and X: Rebirth is supposed to improve on everything. Until it comes out this is definately a keeper.