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Assassin’s Creed Origins Review

               Take it for what it is: 4/5

    I played this in 2020 on Xbox, in 2021 on PS, and replaying it on PC in 2022. It is an older game and plays well across all systems I have played it on. I enjoy this game, and I love the Egyptian themes.
    It is a different type of AC game, though. It is an action RPG game now instead of a regular action adventure. You level up, gain abilities, and get more potent weapons and shields. Yes, there are many checklists on the map, but I mostly played through the side-quest and the main story. I did knock out quite a few map sections, but I did not do everything in the game. The combat is simple, with dodges and blocks and parries. You unlock more as you progress throughout the game, but it does not change much.
    The game is not perfect, and it is not one of the best AC games ever, but a good one. Feel free to check out gameplay videos and see if it interest you. I always try and take games for what they are and not what I believe I want them to be. For what it is, it is a good open-world RPG that you can get some enjoyment out of if you enjoy these types of games.

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