Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla Continue the trend begins origin and Odyssey Bring players out of smaller, sandbox environments in the European Renaissance and even the Caribbean and put us in a huge, endless open world. Valhalla replaced the ancient worlds of Egypt and Greece, but regarded the players as beautiful islands and waterways of the British Isles during the Dark Ages. As the name implies, players can explore the world as Viking, eivor (male or female) ways, plunder and plunder England while also trying to build a family and alliance to retain and expand their power.
Valhalla However, it is not just about introducing a new environment. The combat system has been redesigned to be more impactful, and while stealth is still common, the way you do each mission requires more backseats. Likewise, the amount of loot and targets to be completed is also mercilessly dialed back a lot, so it doesn’t feel like a never-ending slogan that can do everything. That being said, exploration and discovery are done through world activities rather than standard NPC side tasks and tasks.
Indeed, the only knock on Valhalla is that the story and characters are not as deep as we would expect from the communication game. Also, the story of Assassin and Templars sometimes stretches a little on the Vikings’ land, but it works. Overall, this is one of my personal favorite entries in the series. There are a lot to do, and there are enough differences to not become overly repetitive.
release date: November 10, 2020
