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Clearer focus on the past helps secure Assassin’s Creed’s future – The Sydney Morning Herald
The Norse-themed Valhalla is much more interesting and well paced than past entries in the long-running series.
Three games into its rebirth era, whatever Assassin’s Creed once was, it is definitively not that anymore. Momentum is no longer the most important play pillar. The endless oceans of easily clambered two-story rooftops seen in Venice and Constantinple have faded into the historical record once more. Topography does not encourage flow. It often hinders it, in fact.
In the series’ latest entry Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, this is at its truest in the opening section; a Norwegian settlement nestled by…
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