Assassin's Creed Rogue
11 Nov 2014
All releases
11 Nov 2014 - Xbox 360
13 Nov 2014 - Xbox 360
14 Nov 2014 - PlayStation 3
11 Nov 2014 - PlayStation 3
13 Nov 2014 - Xbox 360
09 Mar 2015 - PC (Microsoft Windows)
09 Mar 2015 - PC (Microsoft Windows)
06 Dec 2019 - Nintendo Switch
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1751. North America. Amidst the chaos and violence of the French and Indian War, Shay Patrick Cormac, a fearless young member of the Assassins order, undergoes a dark transformation that will shape the future of the brotherhood forever. After arguing over a dangerous mission gone tragically wrong, Shay is betrayed by the Assassins who attempt to end his life. Cast aside by those he once called brothers, Shay sets out on a mission to wipe out all who turned against him and ultimately become the most feared Assassin hunter in history. Introducing Assassin’s Creed Rogue, the darkest chapter in the Assassin’s Creed franchise yet. As Shay, you will experience the slow transformation from Assassin to Assassin Hunter. Follow your own creed and set off on an extraordinary journey through New York City, the wild river valley, and far away to the icy cold waters of the North Atlantic in pursuit of your ultimate goal to bring down the Assassins.
Amid the chaos and violence of the French and Indian War, Shay Patrick Cormac, a fearless young member of the Assassin Brotherhood, undergoes a dark transformation that will forever shape the future of the colonies. As Shay, you will experience the slow transformation from Assassin to Assassin hunter and use all your skills to take down those you once called brothers.
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Story: 7/10
Characters: 8/10
Sounds: 8/10
Graphics: 7/10
Fun: 8/10
Overall: 7.8/10
Platform: PC
A boring, uninventive, copy/ paste drivel with gameplay that is just about good enough for a functioning game. Not good enough to sustain a couple hours of a "AAA" game, let alone 20 hours or however long these games run for. Too long.
Lesson learned: when simpletons say that a Ubisoft game is underrated, you should still avoid it.
It's crazy how a game like Ghost of Tsushima made a better Assassin's Creed game on their first try than Ubisoft has in god knows how many tries.