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Assassins Creed Odyssey Limited Edition (Exclusive to Amazon.co.uk) (PS4)

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Rated: Ages 18 and Over

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Start your Assassin's Creed Odyssey journey with an advantage thanks to the Limited Edition
The Limited Edition includes the standard game and the Digital Herald of Dusk pack which contains 5 rare pieces of armour & 1 rare weapon
Pre-order to get an additional mission: The blind King. Meet a mysterious traveller that will prove to be much more than he appears as his past is revealed
Become a legendary Greek hero - In a first for the Assassin's Creed franchise, you can choose which hero to embody throughout this epic journey, Alexios or Kassandra
Sail across the Aegean sea - Find uncharted locations, uncover hidden treasures or cleave your way through entire fleets in naval battles

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Rated ‏ : ‎ Ages 18 and Over
Language ‏ : ‎ Italian
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 17 x 13.4 x 1.4 cm; 80 Grams
Release date ‏ : ‎ 5 Oct. 2018
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07FSL721G
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 300101446

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Write your own legendary odyssey and live epic adventures in a world where every choice matters. Sentenced to death by your family, embark on an epic journey from outcast mercenary to legendary Greek hero, and uncover the truth about your past. Forge your path through a war-torn world shaped by gods and men, where mountains and sea collide. Meet Ancient Greece's famous figures and interact with them during a pivotal point in history that shaped western civilization.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey brings player choice to the forefront through innovations never-before-seen in Assassin's Creed as you choose the hero you want to become and change the world around you. Through the relationships you build with colourful characters & the decisions you make along your odyssey, it is you who is in control of your destiny. Customise your equipment and master new special abilities, tailoring your hero's skillset to your play style. Fight your way across Greece, engaging in visceral battles both on land and at sea, to become a true Hero of legend.

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Weight loss... WOOHOO! 😂

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2018

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase

I couldn't get into this franchise. I tried on many occasions to but no "bond" happened. I have spent no more than an hour on each of the ones I have tried but this one... This one has its claws in me. I'm DREAMING about this one! 😂 I've put in 46 hours from Friday morning to Sunday evening. I'm not eating (Which is a plus cos I'm a fat b'stard 😁) I'm completely consumed. If you're on the fence... Believe me, jump of and join in!! I may even get Origins after this.

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Neil Lennon

2018 A Greek Odyssey

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 October 2018

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase

Following on from Assassins Creed Origins comes another game set in the Ancient World. As with many of these Assassins Creed games much depends on your interest in the historical period and I was much more interested to play in Ancient Greece than in Ancient Egypt. So far though I have to say I am a bit disappointed.
When I first started playing I was overwhelmed by the appearance of the game and the sheer size of the map. Much of the graphics and gameplay style has been taken from the previous game with the introduction of levels and more and more roleplaying elements. This has both good and bad aspects as similarly to many traditional RPG's you now have areas you know are above your level. Earlier Assassin Creed games did not have these artificial constraints and allowed you to explore the world more naturally.
The plot in Assassins Creed Odyssey involves you playing either a male or female mercenary (your choice) mixed up in the Peloponessian War. I say mixed up as your actual involvement is confusing at best. While you are free to focus on fighting missions for one particular side the soldiers from either side will still attack you on sight, and missions often have you killing both sides. Your choice to fight for one side or the other seems to have little effect on the overall state of the world.
Neither is there much explanation of why you seem to be an assassin hundreds of years before the creation of the first assassin sect in medieval Syria. For some reason you are just good at sneaking about and stabbing people, in this case with the broken Spear of Leonidas. One special ability even lets you assassinate at range,literally teleporting about the place chain-assassinating.
There are hundreds of side quests to choose from which range from the entertainingly well written to the rather dull fetch and carry tasks typical of RPG's. Many reward you with high quality items, although you generally acquire so many high quality items that it is annoying having to constantly sell or dismantle the ones you don't want. Which leads me to one of my biggest criticisms - the microtransactions.
Once again Ubisoft have felt it necessary to introduce endless microtransactions to acquire items which cannot be found or purchased in game but need you to spend real money on them. They describe these as "unique" items but really anyone stupid enough to spend additional money on them can acquire them. After spending £50 on a game that does not even include a multiplayer option I have no wish to spend more money to effectively cheat and upgrade my character with equipment they have not earned. By making such items available it only lessens the impact of finding something epic within the game.
As with most Assassin Creed games the real pleasure from the game comes from exploring the historical environment. This is I think the largest Assassins Creed game map yet with vast areas to explore, including sailing a trireme around the Mediterranean and engaging in ship to ship combat. There are a lot of spectacular historical sights and many hidden secrets tucked away on the map. However encounters with NPC's tend to be either they want to kill you or they want to give you a mission. You still can't converse with anyone else and this leaves the world seeming too artificial, like it exists only for your characters benefit, which of course it does.
So while Assassins Creed Odyssey provides an enjoyable open world experience with some amazing graphics it falls far short of what it could be. After a few hours of playing I found myself thinking "oh look, another military camp" and "oh look another animal lair" without ever really feeling engaged or motivated to carry on further. While I appreciate the efforts to make Assassins Creed more of an RPG they havn't got it quite right here. It's nice to be able to visit Ancient Greece but I'd like something more interesting to do while I am there.

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JoeMo

Fun but not as good as it could have been

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 November 2018

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase

I really enjoyed Origins and was excited when I saw Odyssey was an ancient Greece follow up; I'm honestly disappointed by the enemy leveling system. Every enemy in the game levels up alongside you and there is no option to turn this off. This means that I reached max. level far too quickly and most of the enemies are simply frustrating with how many hits it takes to beat them. A big part of the fun with RPGs is leveling up past some enemies that caused you grief and going back stronger than them and feeling the extra levels you've grinded for. The system used in Odyssey simply annoys me to the extent that I don't think I'm ever going to have the patience to finish it, which is such a shame because there is so much to like about it. If an option ever appears where enemy autoleveling can be turned off, then I might go back to it. It is simply not fun anymore

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Jen

Ancient Greece!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 October 2018

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase

Despite owning about four of the original AC games, I never had the time to play them - but when I saw a game based in Ancient Greece, I couldn't resist!

You don't need any knowledge of the past AC games to play this. I'm 20+ hours in and so far there's only been one 30 second cutscene near the start that suggests there's any other lore going on - but it doesn't impact what's going on in game, or your ability to enjoy the gameplay.

Graphics are fantastic. Controls and interface are easy to grasp and use. No real bugs or glitches encountered as of yet.

Anyone complaining about having to 'grind' and the micro transactions being necessary - they're not if you're here to just enjoy the game to the max, instead of rushing through it in a hurry to get completionist status. This is a huge game: it's meant to take time, to be enjoyed.

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Kieran M.

Amazing game.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 November 2018

Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase

I made a negative review a few months ago about it being “too grindy” and I’d like to retract my statement.

I thought the game was insanely grindy, most likely because of my stubbornness towards differences to my all time favourite game franchise. I stopped playing it not long after I made my initial review, but came back to play a couple weeks ago and absolutely loved and enjoyed every moment, even got the platinum trophy.

At the time I complained I feel that Ubisoft made some changes to XP payouts as I found it much more easier to level up after a few months break.

I’d highly recommend the game to new and old Assassin’s Creed fans, I rated it a 4/5 mainly because there’s some annoying bugs, texture bugs, render distance being a bit rubbish. But all is good and amazingly fun.

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