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Ignore the review bombers saying this game is trash. It’s a good game, with amazing visuals, maxing out the current gen tech. The issue with the game is it’s storytelling, mainly jumping from narrative to narrative. I understand that’s for background and immersion, but when so many of the episodes are forced dialogue and walking sessions, which kills the overall game flow. All the background about the other organizations could’ve been captured in cut scenes without forcing players through mundane tasks

I seem to be one of the few fans that doesn’t enjoy this game. It’s a glorified platformer with SoulsBorne mechanics. You can complete the game without ever spending upgrade once. Become the Jedi is become the Platformer

This is for the single campaign only, no MP As many reviewers have said, I was skeptical of the release but after reading user reviews, gave it a shot. And it’s worth it, the content is intense and gameplay and loading are both smooth and quick. The story is engaging as well. If I have a complaint it’s (and this is not exclusive to this release) please stop with the forced stealth sections in action games. Chapters into intense action, we get forced into children crawling and button prompts or you die for an extended period of time. Does anyone enjoy that in this kind of game? I understand it’s meant for immersion and to further the storyline but there are so much better ways to do that in action titles. I have plenty of options for stealth gaming when that’s what I’m looking for. Outside of that, enjoyable campaign, albeit a bit brief. 4/5

Underwhelming melange of Wildlands and the Division, taking the annoying parts of each. Stop with the constant online connection and faction play and develop and actual campaign story for players who want to run through the game on their own. Update: returning after 12 hours game play. Glitch and micro ridden mess. Never preorder Ubisoft games, I know better and still lied to myself.

This may be my last venture into the series. Played all before this, including Judgement, unfortunately. And campaigns only, no MMP, as that’s just how I play. Anyway, it seems like as the technology improves and the games look incredible, the story drags into monotonous, repetitive storytelling. The new additions to the game, be it weapons or transportation, are lazy reimagining of the same from previous iterations. The game is stunning visually but falls well short in creating a new, immersive and engaging story. Again this is for single player campaign only 3 out of 5 for me