ASSASSINS CREED ROGUE MONEY PS4

This would be an easy thing to forgive if the game weren't completely bug ridden from start to finish.

ASSASSINS CREED ROGUE MONEY PS4

The Xbox 360 and the pre-Unity Assassin's Creed engine both show their age and limitations here, especially if you've played Unity on Xbox One or PS4 consoles or even Black Flag on the PC. Rogue marks the end of the Assassin's Creed franchise on the previous generation consoles, but instead of bidding a fond farewell, it's more like a bitter goodbye and good riddance. All this familiarity might have worked well if every other aspect of the game weren't broken. When he's not doing that, he's sailing the chilly seas, sending French and pirate ships to the bottom of the ocean. Shay runs around 18th century New York City, taking out criminal gang fortifications and setting up Templar outposts. His tales should be unique and epic, but it turns out Templars don't do anything much different from Assassins. He then sails the northern Atlantic during the Seven Years' War hunting down the leaders of the North American Brotherhood.

The story features Shay Patrick Cormac, a hot-headed Assassin who, after a mission to procure a First Civilization artifact goes horribly wrong, turns against his brothers by joining the Templar. Sounds fantastically straightforward, right? Yet, somehow, Assassin's Creed Rogue manages to mess it up on practically every level. Take the gameplay from Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, give it a little tweak for a new time period and location, and feature a protagonist from the shadowy Templar Order.

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