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My review of Valhalla after 150 hours. Hello all, here's my pretty grounded review after finally finishing massive game: This one felt better in more ways than not compared to Odyssey. Some things I really appreciated were the varied nature of the side quests and overall open world activities.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is almost upon us. Use this megathread to post and discuss the reviews of the game. The post will be updated as we get more reviews. Do not post spoilers here or if you do, make sure to hide them! Game Information. Game Title: Assassin's Creed Valhalla Platforms: PlayStation 4 (Nov 10, 2020) Xbox One (Nov 10, 2020)
I am just frustrated that River Raids are like going in a field trip with a bunch of Kindergartners that I have to hold their hand the entire time and give them juice boxes when they make a boo boo. I would say fuck 'em but in Ubisoft's infinite wisdom they made every wealth chest require 2 people.
AC Valhalla was game-play wise in no way innovative from its predecessors. It even lacked the key aspects and elements (like stealth and a focus on literally, 'assassins') that made previous installments fresh, and recycled other elements so that it felt like a giant déjà-vu from time to time.
I just finished Valhalla and apparently I got the bad ending, I looked up the good ending on YouTube and I was disappointed. I feel all my decisions were the right decisions despite how Sigurd feels about them.
I just finished the AC Valhalla base game after 144 hours and wanted to share some thoughts on how I thought the story could have gone down as well as thoughts on other aspects of the game. Spoilers throughout this review!
I held back from playing this game due to everyone talking smack out it. I recently began playing it and it is simply AMAZING imo. I just finished the part where Oswald and Rued fought to the death and simply WOW. I know Ubisoft are bad with their practices so Im not praising the company.
