Next Assassin's Creed to be revealed next week, to be 'smaller in scope'

[Twinblade★ 4,074]

https://www.ign.com/articles/assassins-creed-mirage-officially-announced-reveal-next-week

 

They absolutely do need to make these games smaller. The amount of filler content and repetitive gameplay has gotten out of hand.

[-GD-X★ 7,976]

good. there are some really awesome parts in the AC games, but they can easily get lost in the excess padding.

[Ike★ 2,931]

Ubitrash  

[sugarhigh 555]

Every dev should be thinking smaller in scope. It was a mistake to copy Witcher3 with 200+ hour open worlds.

 

It would be more impactful to have an open "world" the size of a neighborhood with more meaningful interactivity.

[Remij 4,832]

Nice.  Hopefully that's true.

[Tears of the Cows 1,283]

Cancel the whole franchise 

[Cell 515]

Recently bought a PS5 and I've been playing Valhalla. The main story is just about bearable but the writing work on the side quests, and in fact the side quests in general, suck so bad that it's borderline insulting. I also remember the graphics of Odyssey having much more visual impact, which I think is probably because the Mediterranean allowed for much more colour than the drab/grey mountains of Norway. I think I'm on chapter 2/3 and I can't see me getting too much further unless it really takes off soon. 

[Cell 515]

Ass Creed Mirage.

 

https://www.ign.com/articles/assassins-creed-mirage-officially-announced-reveal-next-week

 

Looks like Constantinople or somewhere similar. 

 

 

Edited September 1, 2022 by Cell

[jehurey 3,313]

They need to make one city, and have every building be able to go inside and interact.

 

Wasn't it supposed to be some sort of free-to-play thing? Like the entire gameplay concept already lends itself to blocking you out if you leave a certain area.

 

Just create a super-detailed part of town, and then slowly expand the game by adding more parts of town.

[-GD-X★ 7,976]

5 hours ago, Cell said:

Recently bought a PS5 and I've been playing Valhalla. The main story is just about bearable but the writing work on the side quests, and in fact the side quests in general, suck so bad that it's borderline insulting. I also remember the graphics of Odyssey having much more visual impact, which I think is probably because the Mediterranean allowed for much more colour than the drab/grey mountains of Norway. I think I'm on chapter 2/3 and I can't see me getting too much further unless it really takes off soon. 

I personally think a heavily stripped down version of odyssey would own hard. That was my favorite of the Witcher 3-inspired trilogy.