I really feel for that one NPC dude who keeps taking a dive. I would do anything to keep from falling in. Kirk: It helped that the water looked so frickin nasty. Well, the whole thing with getting on and off moving objects (the trains as well) was great, but the way they made the Thames a kind of Frogger minigame was excellent. Kirk: The Thames! Yeah, the Thames is probably Syndicate‘s version of a “non-city” area. It’s the best parkour and assassination playground in Syndicate, and it looks - and sounds! - so distinct. Stephen: Maybe that’s why I liked the Thames so much in Syndicate. It’s a small thing, but those little elevations make the whole place seem more believable.
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It’s not just an endless flat landscape littered with climbing objects, it’s full of these little alleys and nooks that are’t just behind buildings, but above and below them as well. It feels more alive than any other city in terms of its design and architecture. Luke: See, I think Syndicate‘s London is my favourite. Brotherhood turns out to have been my favourite single-city AC because it has just enough outskirts to make the game feel geographically diverse. Stephen: The Jack The Ripper DLC takes you outside of the city a little more and helped me realise that my ideal Assassin’s Creed does have some non-urban sections. That point of comparison interests me, though - in a lot of ways Syndicate felt like Unity done right. They just did everything so much better this time around. Like Unity, it was another game that pared back the oceanic extravagances of AC IV and AC Rogue and focused on a single city. For the most part, the game really held together, which was interesting because it felt similar to Unity in some ways, but that game didn’t hold together well at all. Kirk: I did get a little worn out near the end, though that always happens to me in these games. Good mission variety, but could’ve been a share better. It was better than I expected it to be, though I must say it was beginning to wear out its welcome by the time I was finishing the final act. London gangs! Grappling hooks! Twin protagonists! A dog named Desmond! None of us wrote the official Kotaku review, but I gather that the two of you liked it. This time, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, which I just finished a few days ago.
It’s been a while, but the three of us are finally gathered once more to discuss an Assassin’s Creed game.
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