We’ve sunk over 50 hours into the game at this point and it’s hard to see any of the map at a distance for all the markers for available side-missions, collectible, chests, co-op opportunities or other such quests. Paris is where you’ll be spending nearly all your time, and a lot of time too. You won’t see much of Versailles during the main campaign, but it is always there if you wish to visit it. That said, and we won’t ruin it for you whatsoever, you do come away at the end credits a little disappointed – and you’ll see what we mean when you get there. Unity follows Arno’s life from a young boy to the peak of his Assassin’s career and it’s one of the most compelling and strongest that we’ve seen from an Assassin’s Creed game for some time, especially at the beginning. Arno is a strong-headed, cocky individual who has distinct similarities to our favourite assassin, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, from Assassin’s Creed 2 – which is always a good thing. You will explore Paris and its many delights as Arno Dorian, who is a newly initiated Assassin in the middle of French Revolution Paris. It seems strange that they sound so very British against the French citizens, especially when you hear them call you a “pillock” or asked if you’ve soiled yourself recently. The noise of the crowds’ French voices fill your ears, with the sounds of daily life adding to the soundscape.īut that is undercut by the Cockney or Yorkshire accents of the guards and police respectively. It’s partly the sheer number of citizens that gives Unity’s Paris its soul. They throb in vast numbers in central squares below the Notre Dame or to watch the latest guillotine sessions, meaning you’re often pushing through civilians to get to your goal, or using them to blend in and assassinate silently. The streets are packed with more NPCs than we’ve ever seen in a game. Itself and you’ll notice how much detail and passion has gone intoīuilding this game and infusing it with life and history. Climb to the top one of Paris’ many towers or scale the Notre Dame Walk into the Notre Dame you’ll see ceilings arch above you. The buildings themselves are supposedly 1:1 scale and it shows. Light bounces off the rivers, carves shadows across the buildings and as it turns to night, you see the Parisian landscape aglow with lamp fire.
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That’s not something that hasn’t been captured in other Assassin’s Creed titles, it’s just something we have come to expect when purchasing an Ubisoft game nowadays.īut Assassin’s Creed Unity takes those aesthetics to a whole new level.
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It’s the first game that has been developed solely for new-gen Xbox One and PS4 consoles and PC and it shows in every pixel. If we can say one thing about Assassin’s Creed Unity, it’s that it is the most beautiful of the series’ entries so far.
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