Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag
So today I set sail and review my favourite game of late 2013, and
despite being labelled as the forth game, it's actually the sixth major
installment.
So from what I've read up about previous Assassins
Creed games, is that the modern day stuff isn't a fan favourite. But
those fans are in luck, the modern stuff is quite limited, and also
lacking on any action, which isn't the same for the main story.
Set
during the golden age of the pirate's, our protagonist, Edward Kenway's
adventure takes us out into open sea, with creature's to hunt, ships to
sink and Templars to assassinate, I never found myself without
something to do. Now if you enjoy collectable's in every corner of a
huge open world map, you'll find yourself in luck.
But if you
want to make a name for yourself and have a ship that stands up to that
name, you might have to plunder more than a few ships, before you can
stand up to the 4 Legendary ships, but that's all part of the fun.
Now
let us dock our ships and take a step onto dry land, and into the
story. Our story involves up once again dealing with those pesky
Templars, a mysterious Sage and the search for a place called the
Observatory, all of which takes place over quite a few years, so nothing
feels like its happening to fast.
I could write a whole review
just on the Multiplayer, so I'll briefly touch on it here, I've enjoyed
what I've done so far, the leaving up doesn't take too long, there's
quite a bit to choose and customize, which is always good, and I haven't
yet found a game mode I didn't like.
So from everything I've wrote I can't think of much more to say.
Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag
gets 5 out of 5 stars.
Labels: Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Edward Kenway, Pirates, Review, Templars, Xbox One
