Assassin’s Creed III Remastered

Remastered Version of Assassin’s Creed III

After nearly seven years of release, Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed III game returns with a remastered version for current-generation home consoles in a package that includes the side release Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation, which was released in its original version as a dedicated game for Sony’s Vita handheld , before being released in an improved version for last-gen consoles. Part 3 wasn’t a favorite among fans of the series for several reasons. During our testing of this version we talk about the differences from the original version and whether we were able to fix the negatives in this version.

Since we are talking about the remaster version, we will focus on the technical improvements and modifications that the game has made to its content. Speaking of the third part, the lighting has been significantly improved and the difference in lighting between the remastered version and the original version is clearly visible, in addition to improving the textures, which have become more accurate and added more details to the designs. The characters and environments around you are very well done. The physics of movement of clothing and other moving elements in the environment have been improved and some simple effects have been added to give a better technical character.

The character designs have undergone some changes that are either not very clear or look bad as I find that some of the characters did not need to change their design which now looks worse and this point depends on your personal opinion In the end the Libertaion has -Version without a doubt received the least care. With good improvements to lighting and textures, but otherwise you won’t notice any significant improvements. The movement of the characters and their details have not improved much, and the game still looks like a copy transferred directly from mobile devices, and the general mechanics of the game have not received any improvements, although many of them are needed.

Increase in Characters and Technical Problems

We notice an increase in the number of characters appearing on the screen in both games, but we also notice some technical problems such as the sudden appearance of some characters or the interference of some elements with each other. At times we also found elements that stuck The air and the reaction sometimes do not work as desired, especially when trying to confront an opponent or use it as a human shield against bullets.

Some of the infiltration mechanisms have been changed. Now you can silently eliminate two opponents “Assassination” when hidden, and this feature was not available in the original version, despite the ability to assassinate two opponents during open battles, and this point has been changed is logical. You can now whistle while hiding in the grass. You can also freely shoot at your opponents while using bows and arrows or firearms, the economic system has been changed, with the crafting of tools from collected resources becoming more advantageous than before, resulting in a reduction in the number of attacks and the need to Buy tools.

The third part took us to the time of the American Revolution and was a turning point for the series in terms of size, but also brought more exciting things to the experience, such as battles with ships and missions where you pilot cannons, with many activities and mini-games . However, it suffered from many problems such as a very slow pace to follow the plot events and designs. The missions, some of which were bad and others boring, in addition to the fact that the environment designs were within cities or in nature, didn’t help much in continuing to hide or move from high areas in the desired manner, so that the mechanics of free climbing sometimes pushed you to jump or move in the wrong direction, and all these things progress in the experience is tedious over time, and unfortunately this version with its simple modifications does not change all of these drawbacks .

Additional Content and Conclusion

This version offers all additional content, meaning you get the distinctive content of “The Tyranny of King Washington”, the story of which is set in an alternate reality and is told in three episodes in which you gain a range of distinctive supernatural abilities, which made for more fun at the time, despite the feeling that the gameplay system was dated, but the additional content still provides an entertaining experience to this day.

The third part is undoubtedly not the best part of the series, and since most of the negative aspects of the original version remain and the minor modifications do not bring a fundamental change to the gaming experience, players who have tried the original version will not find it very valuable, to experience the remaster if you are a fan of the series and want to play the remaster. All versions and you haven’t tried the third part yet. This version could be yours as it offers two complete games and a set of unique additional content at a price less than the full price. If you go through the original experience, you won’t find anything worth returning to in this version.