Like with Movies, the industry is so out of inspiration and in disperate need for quality that a remake of a remake of a 2013 game is the top game in 2026.
DarahOG on
July def was nostalgia month with black flag, Black Ops and Halo. August not far already with LOTR yesterday and Metal Gear collection.
Bexewa on
Was my first time playing black flag, really liked it
Iggy_Slayer on
It was a very dry month where the most notable games were all remakes or re-releases of some kind, and black flag was by far the best handled remake of all of them.
42tfish on
What was the competition?
Struggling to think of any other notable release apart from Halo.
HaloFever117 on
I play a lot of these remakes because they don’t have a lot of the monetization garbage that ruins modern gaming. The game design in these old games also shines with handcrafted levels. Modern games will often toss the player into a circular arena to fight the same enemies over and over, between other circular arenas. Or, my least favorite, a map full of the same cut and paste bases with the same enemies. Oh, but these enemies are level 10 so you need to grind for a few hours before you can fight them. So yeah, I’m going to enjoy the shit out of a game that simply lets me fight some guys.
therealkunchan on
„new“
iiniVijuY on
I had fun for a bit but it def shows it’s age through gameplay. Missions are fucking boring to play through.
Ember57 on
It was the perfect summer game
bodelightbringer on
Never played any AC before origins. Also salty with AC recently.
For some reason despite that I bought into the hype and picked up Resync. Definitely enjoying myself. Nice to see a remake that isn’t just a shameless attempt at getting revenue with the smallest amount of effort put in
Andybabez20 on
Had a lot of fun reliving this. The new content with the officer quests and the post-game epilogue questline with that one Navy Lieutenant was really good.
This new combat system whilst I just about prefer it to the original’s it’s still pretty barebones compared to the RPG games combat.
Ship combat felt like they hadn’t touched it much and I was quite happy to see as that was the best part of the original and I worried they’d tinker with it too much.
My least favorite part of this remake was the new Dark Animus modern day stuff though, it’s downright bad like in Shadows. It’s an optional incredibly minor part of the game but as someone who likes the modern day i’ve always had a problem with Ubisoft listening too much to the whiners who want to skip those sections. You’ve got this middle ground where they’re trying to please everyone by making it optional but they clearly are just half-assing those sections now.
bikemonkey40 on
I had fun with it. Had two different bugged missions where I had to keep reloading a previous save until I got the missions to progress. Both were missions where you were supposed to follow (one was a person and one was a ship) and the thing you were supposed to follow wouldn’t move. Other than that, it scratched the itch of playing the OG Black Flag for me.
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They can’t possibly scew up this success, right?
Like with Movies, the industry is so out of inspiration and in disperate need for quality that a remake of a remake of a 2013 game is the top game in 2026.
July def was nostalgia month with black flag, Black Ops and Halo. August not far already with LOTR yesterday and Metal Gear collection.
Was my first time playing black flag, really liked it
It was a very dry month where the most notable games were all remakes or re-releases of some kind, and black flag was by far the best handled remake of all of them.
What was the competition?
Struggling to think of any other notable release apart from Halo.
I play a lot of these remakes because they don’t have a lot of the monetization garbage that ruins modern gaming. The game design in these old games also shines with handcrafted levels. Modern games will often toss the player into a circular arena to fight the same enemies over and over, between other circular arenas. Or, my least favorite, a map full of the same cut and paste bases with the same enemies. Oh, but these enemies are level 10 so you need to grind for a few hours before you can fight them. So yeah, I’m going to enjoy the shit out of a game that simply lets me fight some guys.
„new“
I had fun for a bit but it def shows it’s age through gameplay. Missions are fucking boring to play through.
It was the perfect summer game
Never played any AC before origins. Also salty with AC recently.
For some reason despite that I bought into the hype and picked up Resync. Definitely enjoying myself. Nice to see a remake that isn’t just a shameless attempt at getting revenue with the smallest amount of effort put in
Had a lot of fun reliving this. The new content with the officer quests and the post-game epilogue questline with that one Navy Lieutenant was really good.
This new combat system whilst I just about prefer it to the original’s it’s still pretty barebones compared to the RPG games combat.
Ship combat felt like they hadn’t touched it much and I was quite happy to see as that was the best part of the original and I worried they’d tinker with it too much.
My least favorite part of this remake was the new Dark Animus modern day stuff though, it’s downright bad like in Shadows. It’s an optional incredibly minor part of the game but as someone who likes the modern day i’ve always had a problem with Ubisoft listening too much to the whiners who want to skip those sections. You’ve got this middle ground where they’re trying to please everyone by making it optional but they clearly are just half-assing those sections now.
I had fun with it. Had two different bugged missions where I had to keep reloading a previous save until I got the missions to progress. Both were missions where you were supposed to follow (one was a person and one was a ship) and the thing you were supposed to follow wouldn’t move. Other than that, it scratched the itch of playing the OG Black Flag for me.