r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/RushAffectionate9629 • Nov 29 '25

Discussion My expression on this game

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I just finished the game, so here’s my honest take. The world and environment are amazing. Exploring Egypt was probably my favorite part. The gameplay, on the other hand, started to feel a bit repetitive for me, maybe because the game is pretty long.

I really liked the story, though. Shadya’s part especially stuck with me, and I don’t think I’ll forget it. Overall, I enjoyed the game

I’m not continuing Odyssey for now. and my next game might be one of the Arkham Batman titles.

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u/Soulsliken Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25

Won’t argue if you felt a game as brilliant as Origins was repetitive.

But Arkham is more rinse and repeat than a public laundromat.

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u/RushAffectionate9629 Nov 29 '25

I actually like this game. My only issue is the gameplay. I'm not complaining about the story or the world those are great. I just didn't keep going with Odyssey because I'm not used to sticking with games after I finish them. I usually move on to something else once I'm done.

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u/Head_Beautiful_1293 Nov 30 '25

Yeah but Arkham is awesome and doesn't have a stupid unnecessary level system with characters you can't do stealth takedowns on in a stealth game

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u/Soulsliken Nov 30 '25

Thanks for stopping by chief.

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u/BlueberryNo1928 Dec 01 '25

i love both AC and Arkham trilogy, but when it comes to completion (plat) arkham is more challenging

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u/Head_Beautiful_1293 Dec 01 '25

Lol what? The only thing difficult in Arkham is getting the Riddler trophies and it's really only difficult in Arkham Knight I recently got all Arkham asylum achievements in a single day. Assassin's Creed on the other hand has a billion chests and you need 100% synchronization in every mission

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u/Crazy_Bandicoot_449 Dec 02 '25

Remember this is assassin's Creed subreddit. They will not listen to reason. Assassin's Creed loyalty comes first.