Mirage fails as a "back to roots" tribute. Clunky parkour, the worst combat in AC history, and a painfully dull story. Even scaled-down Ubisoft formula can’t save this soulless nostalgia bait.

Valhalla drowns in endless filler quests, wasting its strong narrative core. The combat system shines and visuals stun, but the Viking fantasy feels hollow. A beautiful grind with untapped potential.

A bloated, pointless grindfest—300-style theatrics with cringy sci-fi fantasy. Zero Assassin vibes, just a repetitive RPG slog. Overstuffed map, hollow choices. AC’s identity crisis at its worst.

A fresh RPG reboot done right! Gorgeous open world with fun gameplay. Bayek’s emotional journey anchors a rich origin story. Not perfect, but a thrilling new direction.

Repetitive missions, forgettable story, and clunky combat. The twins are fun, but London feels boring. Stealth is decent, but overall—a bland, uninspired entry. Weakest AC in years.

The best parkour & cinematic flair in the series—plus stunning graphics and fun co-op! Sadly, tons of bugs at launch overshadowed its potential. Still a visual masterpiece!

A fresh twist—playing as a Templar! Exploring the "enemy’s" side adds depth, and the naval combat is still great. Story feels rushed, but a bold, underrated entry.

A thrilling, open-sea adventure and the best pirate game ever! Sailing, plundering, and shanties are pure joy. Sadly, the Assassin story kicks in late, and the modern-day plot is uninspiring.

This game ends Desmond's story almost perfect! Epic ship battles, a cool historical setting, and great action. The series could’ve stopped here—it felt complete. A must-play for fans!