Is Assassin's Creed Valhalla like Odyssey?

Is Assassin's Creed Valhalla like Odyssey?

For the most part, Valhalla is a worthy successor, but it doesn't exactly outclass Odyssey in performance. The two are largely similar, with one topping the other in particular areas. It's up to the gamer to judge which aspect's lower or higher performance impacts them the most.

Is Valhalla as long as Odyssey?

While yes, Valhalla may be physically smaller in terms of land mass than Odyssey, make no mistake, this is a massive game and will easily stretch 50, 60, 70 hours, depending on how often you get distracted. ... I have to be totally honest here, Valhalla boasts the exact opposite problem of Odyssey.

Does Valhalla come after Odyssey?

Origins actually takes place long after the events of Odyssey, and Valhalla takes place hundreds of years after both games.

Which is a better game Odyssey or Valhalla?

• Valhalla is fun but it really does fail in a lot of ways compared to Odyssey. Odyssey is seriously threatening to become my favorite game of all time. I've only played Valhalla for a couple hours but I can't really see it coming close. That said, I don't know if I'm gonna be in a huge rush to play Valhalla.

How do you like Assassin's Creed Valhalla as a player?

• Enjoying Valhalla a lot too but it's too buggy, you get stuck on random walls, can't move up without moving around. The combat doesn't feel as good, just too heavy, smashing things. I much prefer the side quests of Odyssey as well, more traditional RPG style, do whenever you want.

What's the difference between Black Flag and Valhalla?

• While the aforementioned installments of Odyssey and Black Flag had ship-to-ship combat, Valhalla focuses naval gameplay to be solely meant for the purpose of exploration and traversal. This makes great sense since the entire game is filled with combat, which can soon become tedious.

Which is better Witcher 3 or Valhalla?

• Witcher 3 wins in the story and character department but Valhalla wins in every other regard. The issue with Odyssey was that it was too fast paced...there was no weight to the gameplay and the world felt dead. The world in Valhalla feels much better in comparison IMO... with the slower paced exploration and gameplay.