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Assassin's Creed Publisher Ubisoft Says 'Many New Games Are Struggling' As Players Turn Away From Traditional Releases In Favor of Subscriptions, Live-Service and Free-To-Play Games - IGN (www.ign.com)

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[–] octobob@lemmy.ml 7 points 4 months ago

The first one was genuinely groundbreaking at the time. I remember playing it on PS3 and thinking "man I've never seen anything like this." I used to just do the parkour stuff for hours.

It gets very samey and grindy towards the end by today's standards. But AC2 was an all-time great for me. Assassinating the corrupt pope was a cool as hell moment. I stopped playing after AC3. Haven't had any desire to try anything new they've put out.