Ubisoft celebrates the fifteenth anniversary of the Assassin’s Creed saga with the release of “Assassin’s Creed Mirage.” This episode takes us to 9th-century Baghdad, the meeting point of cultures and the epicenter of world trade.
Players are immersed in a city that oscillates between the splendor of palaces and the darkness of the streets; Here, the protagonist, Basim Ibn Is’hak, a street thief from Samarr, goes on an adventure after being captured by Dervish. looking for answers to their visions.
This quest leads him to join the Assassin organization, where he becomes the Master Assassin, a destiny filled with conflict. Basim’s loyal friend Nehal is with him at every step of his adventure.
The game returns to the roots that made the series famous with a modern perspective. Players will have a large arsenal of tools and skills necessary to complete missions and carry out shocking assassinations. Quests will take players from the Assassin offices to Alamut, the birthplace of the cult’s Creed.
The cities in “Assassin’s Creed Mirage” are a real treat for parkour lovers. From climbing facades to the iconic leap of faith, every corner of the city invites exploration. Additionally, the sand dunes add a mystical touch to the game, providing unforgettable postcards of the environment.
Unlike “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla,” this game returns to the roots of stealth warfare. The game provides a more strategic gaming experience by emphasizing the importance of blending in with crowds and planning stealth attacks.
Although the city is very large and offers good draw distance, Graphics are not the game’s strongest point compared to other recent games. But they do their job and do not disappoint.
Ratings from other media are consistent in their appreciation of the game: HobbyConsolas 8.7, Eurogamer 8, Game Informer 8, GamesRadar+ 8, GamingBolt 8, Gaming Nexus 8, IGN 8, Vandal 8, MeriStation 7.8 and God is a Nerd 7.5.
“Assassin’s Creed Mirage” is a valuable addition to the series, especially for those who miss the stealth mechanics of the first games. Despite some graphical aspects that could be improved, the overall experience is solid and worth exploring.
Source: Exame
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