But here s the kicker: none of that gets in the way of your enjoyment. There s no denying that Assassin s Creed Rogue is fundamentally a redeployment of Black Flag s winning formula in a new location, and it s also true that it bears the crow s feet and laugh lines of a graphics engine optimised for ageing last-gen consoles.
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More of the same, then-what else would you expect of a series that invites you to give feedback via a star rating after every mission, as if you just passed through airport security or had a parcel delivered? Could that system produce anything but more of the same? After all, it s the second swashbuckling AssCreed since 2013, developed by a gaggle of Ubisoft s international studios while its prizefighter Montreal team was busy strapping hidden blades to the cast of Les Mis for Unity. Reviewed on: 3.4GHz Core i7 2600K CPU, NVIDIA GTX 680 (4GB), 16GB RAM Alternatively: Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor, 85% DRM: UPlay, Steam Price: 40 / $50 Release: out now Publisher: Ubisoft Developer: Ubisoft Sofia Link: Official site Multiplayer: NoĪ cynic could have a field day here. Influenced by: Sid Meier s Pirates! Moby Dick, all that money ACIV made. What is it? Effectively Black Flag 1.5, supplanting the Caribbean for chillier climes. Have a game in mind you'd like to see the LPC take on at ultra settings? Tell the LPC directly on Twitter. Want to see more from the LPC archive? Check out some of our other recent videos: Dying Light, Far Cry 4, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, Ryse: Son Of Rome, Metro 2033 Redux, Deus Ex, Watch Dogs, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and Arma 3. Still, the game ran at a smooth 60fps that you can enjoy at 1080p. Watch the video above to see for yourself.Ī quick note: the gameplay was recorded at 1440p, but unfortunately we encountered an error while exporting that wouldn't allow it to export at full-res. Overall, it's a lovely game while you run around killing people (read our review), but its visual flaws are apparent in the context of a brand new, big budget PC game. It's not that Rogue looks bad, but clunky animations and texture pop-ins make its older target hardware very evident. Wonder how good a "last-gen" game can look when it's maxed out on PC? The answer is pretty much what you'd expect.
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