Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One Standard Edition

I felt I had to write a review just to give another perspective on the bugs that people talk about. A lot of people come here when their game breaks and leave 1 star reviews warning of all sorts of issues. With a game this popular this may not be indicative of the average experience. The game is incredibly complex and launching on a lot of platforms at once. So of course there may be launch day bugs, but they have patched a lot of them already. I wouldn't trust any review from November 10th as being accurate for what the game is like weeks later. I know the "seer's" bug was patched almost immediately yet people rushed to dump 1 star reviews over that. Maybe it's stuff that happens on the original Xbox One or PS4. I know some people are having bugs with save games because last gen consoles weren't always good with resuming play, an issue I had with dozens of games since 2013 on my Xbox One, so I always quit the game and reboot it when I start a new session. This is a feature of the system itself, not always the game's fault if the system doesn't resume properly. The idea that a game this complex should never have any bugs is not realistic if you have ever worked in software engineering before. I've poured my heart and soul into working on level designs for a much less complex game, and as soon as you release it someone always finds some problem to fix. The important thing is that I do fix it. And the devs for these games do, too.In any case, I've had no notable bugs or glitches with this game in 60 hours. It looks amazing in 4K HDR on the Series X. I feel they took a few steps forward with getting rid of the endless gear upgrades. In this game there is a very finite number of times each piece of gear can be improved, and every piece of gear you find can be an endgame gear set with the same amount of upgrading. Even the first stuff you wear. So there's no more MMO-style loot treadmill. Level ups are done via a huge branching skill tree where you choose every stat and ability you get from leveling up. Being too low level for an area is no longer an instant death sentence, just means the enemies there are likely too beefy for you, but it doesn't outright prevent you from winning fights in those areas. You can even set it so that assassinations always one-shot kill things, in case you hated that aspect. The difficulty customization is the best I've seen in any game. Stealth, combat, and exploration all have their own setting.

Good game for the series x

When Assassin's Creed switched up the gameplay and stopped focusing so much on stealth and parkour and more on action RPG elements, it was a little rough at first. Origins, while a decent game, had a lot of things to iron out not only in gameplay and the menus/inventory management but also small quality of life improvements. Odyssey was a much stronger title with a more engaging world and story than Origins.Valhalla took the best of Origins and Odyssey, tweaked the formula further, and made an impressively large game with an incredible amount of content, some free tweaks and mini-DLC like enhancements over time, and a huge world to explore. While naval combat is no longer a thing, and sneaking/stealth is minimal, and parkouring up large structures and finding the best route no longer really is necessary, the action and character building aspects of Valhalla make up for it. While by the time you reach maximum level you WILL unlock all of the skills in the very large skill/character progression tree, and there's no penalty to unallocate points and reallocate them as you change your playstyle, it never felt like these quality-of-life tweaks made it feel cheap by allowing us to freely re-spec our character at any time. Most games at least make you pay a small fee to re-spec, but not Valhalla!The story is mostly enjoyable and straightforward.The graphics are incredible on the Xbox Series X on a large OLED display with HDR and really begin to showcase the power of the next generation of consoles.Fully completing the core game can take quite a long time, some friends spending well over 200 hours, so you will absolutely get your money's worth out of Valhalla if you enjoy the Assassin's Creed franchise, especially as high quality DLC is released.

So after Black Flag and Unity, I only dabbled a little bit into origins, and never played Odyssey yet, although I have it. Just haven't had the time lately. But I decided to get a Series X and Valhalla for cheap, and I'm glad I did.My, how the free climbing and exploration have changed. It's pretty unrealistic but I do love how the main character can literally climb just about anything. Free climb a 10,000 foot mountain? Check! I also really like the new leveling up and skill system. My character keeps feeling more beastly every time I level. Graphics are great, with a little bit of slowdown in quality mode. It's definitely not 60 fps, but I'd say it's around 50. Very acceptable, and it does run in 4k.Great game here, and looking forward to playing more. The one thing that turned me off from the newer Assassin's creed games is how insanely long they are. Just don't have 100-200 hours to sink into these massive games, so I'm glad Valhalla has a easy difficulty mode so I can just play through the main story mostly, and do side stuff if I want to. I believe Origins forced you to do side stuff to level up, which was a drag.Highly recommend Valhalla. It's a great action adventure game with excellent voice acting and stories.

Me encanto y ya esta dentro de mis juegos favoritos

Artículo nuevo gran juego 100% al español

Es un juego largo y extenso (a veces llega a cansar por lo repetitivo) lo recomiendo solamente si lo encuentras en oferta el cual fue mi caso

El juego llegó en buenas condiciones. Y al tener "Smart Delivery" tengo la mejor versión en consola de actual generación.Para los que siguen la franquicia ya tienen una idea de qué va el juego, tienes mil millones de cosas que hacer y misiones secundaria que van desde algo interesante hasta los clásicos "ve y consigue" que te pueden distraer fácilmente de las misiones principales. Los saqueos son interesantes... Las primeras 3 veces, después se vuelven repetitivos. Igualmente los enemigos son repetitivos. El juego no te invita mucho que experimentes con armas diferentes y como es usual en Ubisoft, está plagado de microtransacciones estéticas y de armas.Es un gran juego pero repetitivo, adecuado para sesiones cortas de juego.

Mw llegó antes de los previsto y execelente condiciones y excelente juego