Assassin's Creed Odyssey

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey betrays its lineage. For a series so deeply entrenched in ancestral history, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey strays from nearly everything its predecessors have accomplished. Its DNA is mismatched at times. It’s the furthest limb on the family tree.

Odyssey takes Origins' formula and expands it to the point of nearly breaking.

Ubisoft pulls inspirations from so many different directions to create an RPG of enormous scale and substance.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey brings a lot of “new” to the franchise. RPG-driven dialogue wheel has made its grand appearance, as well as choosing between a male or a female protagonist, and chosen (and woo’d) romance options. Assassin’s Creed appears to be in touch with their inner BioWare and just like their famous franchises such as […]

Takes everything Assassin's Creed Origins did and turns it up to 11. From RPG traits, dialogue options and utterly loveable characters, Odyssey has it all.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, for better or worse, feels like a palette swap of Origins.If you loved Origins and want more of that you’ll gobble Odyssey right up, but Ubisoft need to be diligent about making changes to these games if they’re going to continue pumping them out year after year.

Ubisoft's rich open-world adventure through Ancient Greece is the best the series has ever been.

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is a solid attempt to create a new epic, but it also falls foul of similar missteps to its predecessors.