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Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok
Released On: Mar 10, 2022
71
5.9
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 33 Critic Reviews
71
42% Positive
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
58% Mixed
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19 Reviews
0% Negative
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0 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 33 Critic Reviews
71
42% Positive
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
58% Mixed
19 Reviews
19 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Eivor steps into the shoes of Odin for a grand stomp around a gorgeously realized fantasy realm in what has become my favorite Assassin's Creed experience of all time. Great writing, gorgeous visuals, and a ridiculous amount of content make this DLC worthy of being a stand alone game. Beyond being highly recommended, Dawn of Ragnarok is an absolutely necessity for Assassin's Creed fans.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Dawn of Ragnarok is a sizeable expansion offering a gorgeous new realm to explore, memorable characters, while new abilities such as the Hugr-Rip adds a new dimension to combat and traversal. Beyond that it's more of the same however, so that'll determine whether or not you'll want to dive back into Valhalla once again.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 198 User Ratings
5.9
48% Positive
96 Ratings
96 Ratings
13% Mixed
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
39% Negative
77 Ratings
77 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 198 User Ratings
5.9
48% Positive
96 Ratings
96 Ratings
13% Mixed
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
39% Negative
77 Ratings
77 Ratings
Really enjoying dawn of ragnarok I think this series could have benefited from further support and future dlcs I think this game just got really good and then they stopped supporting it. This is probably the best dlc out of France and Ireland. Great combat awesome powers great scenery awesome story.
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PlayStation 5
Игра супер хоть и отдельная, как достали нытики которым все не нравиться. Самое что надоело не игру оценивают а свои желания к юбисофту.
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PlayStation 5
Normally, I’d say that Dawn of Ragnarok is just more Assassin’s Creed, but in a different environment and with different enemies. However, I do believe it’s time for Ubisoft to get rid of the Assassin’s Creed naming scheme from everything related to Eivor’s Viking saga. I think this is just piggybacking on the Assassin’s Creed franchise without bringing anything new into the mix.
Despite all of that, Assassin’s Creed fans will find Dawn of Ragnarok an enjoyable experience. There are plenty of new activities and the main story is decent for the most part. The new powers look more impressive on paper rather than in-game, but props to Ubisoft for trying. My advice is to play this like a brand-new game rather than an Assassin’s Creed expansion, although it will be hard to get past the series’ dull grind mechanics, which are quite present in Dawn of Ragnarok too.
The result is a rich and fun expansion, which will especially satisfy those who prefer the fantasy approach and the exquisitely action setting of the production.
Dawn of Ragnarok is the most ambitious Valhalla DLC and arguably the most ambitious DLC out of the three new Assassin’s Creed games. This is the biggest thing it has going for it, but it may also be too ambitious for its own good. The new additions offered in this content breathe fresh air into the game, but despite these additions it’s still even more Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, a game that can last over 100 hours without any of the additional content. On one hand if someone were to only play one piece of expansion for Valhalla, this is the one to be prioritized, but after playing through the main game and previous expansions, it’s hard to find the motivation to return to Ravensthorpe.
With the recent influx of incredible games paired with the ample amount of innovative Norse Mythology games released in recent years, Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Dawn of Ragnarok serves as little more than a familiar midnight snack for those looking for something to nibble on in between better games.
I have no doubt that Dawn of Ragnarok will be enjoyable for some. In truth, however, it only takes a hesitant half-step towards offering a full fantasy experience, and in not committing fully, it ends up being a shallow expansion that does little to justify its price point or its existence. I'm not sure who these Assassin's Creed fans are, the ones clamouring for a full-fledged fantasy RPG, with monsters and lighting boat cosmetics and new skins for their warbird, but clearly, Ubisoft is hoping to capture that market. If anything, Dawn of Ragnarok has made me realise that I'd much rather be fist-fighting the Pope, than taking down a fire demon with eyes made of lava.
Thank god Ubisoft still exists, without them i would probably only come back once every 8 years when Rockstar has new game. Ubisoft, with few other companies, keeps this industry alive at this point. AC Valhalla is so much more enjoyable than Elden Ring and similar outdated games. Ubisoft haters are combination of losers who are angry that they can't pirate their games and then people who have never even tried these games and just have personal issues in their sad lives, so they come here to leave negative reviews. Pathetic, but that's exactly how it is.
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PlayStation 5
Good game, graphics are nice, combat is well done, parkour, as before, I didn't notice any errors, everything goes smoothly. The game is interesting, but I don't think it's wow, it's not perfect. I'd probably recommend it, but it's interesting to spend time in it exploring!
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PlayStation 5
The game is great. One of the best AC games I’ve played. But, I was waiting for a more “impressive” visual. But, beside the scenarios, the rest remember me a lot of Odissey. And, it’s too big, just like odyssey. To me, games should have something around 30 hours. 60 hours to rush the game is too much. I can’t get myself attached that much
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PlayStation 5
One of the most offensively overpriced DLC additions to a video game I have ever had the displeasure of playing through. To anyone who might have enjoyed the whole Asgardian plot threads in Valhalla, this may appeal to you - otherwise, this DLC adds nothing close to enough to justify its $49.99 (CAD) price tag. Even at the steep discount I bought it for, this feels underwhelming and lacking, especially considering that many of the new abilities you acquire in the DLC cannot be used outside of the DLC areas. Unless you personally thought Valhalla was a 9/10 or 10/10 experience, I can only recommend you buy this DLC if it is discounted at more than 60% of its standard price - it is full of the monotonous busywork of the original game, but without nearly enough new material to substantiate doing more of the same things.
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PlayStation 5
The story is too bloody short. Save your money. Don't buy it until it's 80% off！
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PlayStation 5
Summary In the most ambitious expansion in franchise history, Eivor must embrace their destiny as Odin, the Norse god of Battle and Wisdom. Unleash new divine powers as you embark on a desperate quest through a breathtaking world. Complete a legendary Viking saga and save your son in the face of the gods’ doom.
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox Series X
- PC
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: Mar 10, 2022
Developer:
- Ubisoft Sofia
Publisher: Ubisoft
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