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Assassin's Creed: Renaissance
by Oliver Bowden
3 Silver Stars
first 40% was interesting! Exciting! I loved it. I was obsessed! if the story had been continued that way, I would give it 4 stars.
but after that,
Not so much
after Ezio's vengeance, then the story fell into a repetitive process, that got boring.
It was all reminded me of:
*mysterious hoarse voice*
"You have failed this city!"
(Did you get the reference?
If not, It's an iconic quote from 'Green Arrow' series)
Nothing new happened (for a while)
it could be shorter, if some events just 'mentioned' in 1 line or 2, not the whole scene repeated with just different characters on the other side, & it didn't take long to read. (for me)
or maybe if you play & like its game, it still sounds good to you. I didn't, so It wasn't.
I liked Ezio.
& the ending was wonderful & unexpected.
& the writing style, as in environmental descriptions, it was brilliant & beautiful.
in action parts, it was too much.
& in some parts, it was too little, which made it too fast pace. (for example, there was a competition, & without any dialogues or how the protagonist felt during that or anything else, it was like: 'it was a running race & "X" won.' just in one & a half line.)
Also that too less explanations was a few more in like 'escaping' or 'rescuing' missions, I wanted to see how they escaped, but there was no details, that was a disappointment.
the world was awesome, Italy during Renaissance. I like historical fictions. in here, the descriptions was enough & beautiful.
characters were the strong part of the story.
& we met some famous real people too, I was so happy when I saw them. :)
first 40% was interesting! Exciting! I loved it. I was obsessed! if the story had been continued that way, I would give it 4 stars.
but after that,
Not so much
after Ezio's vengeance, then the story fell into a repetitive process, that got boring.
It was all reminded me of:
*mysterious hoarse voice*
"You have failed this city!"
(Did you get the reference?
If not, It's an iconic quote from 'Green Arrow' series)
Nothing new happened (for a while)
it could be shorter, if some events just 'mentioned' in 1 line or 2, not the whole scene repeated with just different characters on the other side, & it didn't take long to read. (for me)
or maybe if you play & like its game, it still sounds good to you. I didn't, so It wasn't.
I liked Ezio.
& the ending was wonderful & unexpected.
& the writing style, as in environmental descriptions, it was brilliant & beautiful.
in action parts, it was too much.
& in some parts, it was too little, which made it too fast pace. (for example, there was a competition, & without any dialogues or how the protagonist felt during that or anything else, it was like: 'it was a running race & "X" won.' just in one & a half line.)
Also that too less explanations was a few more in like 'escaping' or 'rescuing' missions, I wanted to see how they escaped, but there was no details, that was a disappointment.
the world was awesome, Italy during Renaissance. I like historical fictions. in here, the descriptions was enough & beautiful.
characters were the strong part of the story.
& we met some famous real people too, I was so happy when I saw them. :)