Assassin's Creed Rebellion

Overall a good game, standard mobile RPG systems with gambling in place. The Action/Missions are quite different from other mA-RPGs and fun, get repetitive quickly tho. I am missing a couple of features like an instant replay button on the mission complete screen, especially for rush mode. The events are very P2W heavy, wich is not unusual for this type of game. It seems to me the game is not very well optimized yet, frame drops (especially in 3x speed) and longer load times happen frequently.

Do you remember the influence quests in assassins creed (e.g black flag) where you remotely deploy your resources and forces on a mission to gain power and control over the map while upgrading your stronghold and doing your own mission's? This is very similar, except you will be doing only one of these things at the time... and in a slightly different way. The game is really a great work in progress, visibly still in its early stage. The graphics are very nice and the idea for map layouts and building is at least interesting. It seems more action oriented than Fallout Shelter, but at the cost of base usefulness and its "liveliness". Don't get me wrong, the rooms are useful and practical but they are used mostly on as needed basis. The assassins unlike dwellers don't seem to really make their base a home. There isn't enough meaningful full time tasks. It conflicts a little with how important the stronghold is presented vs how underused it is. Well, let's not forget that it's more action oriented game, so how is the action? It's pretty similar to how fallout shelter's missions worked, except in each room (as we progress through a map) we can only use one hero at the time, while the other two disappear until the room is completed and all enemies dead or avoided then... two other heroes (said they're both alive) magically reappear before the entrance to another room. Funny, that if your chosen assassin is losing a fight the other two will watch from shadows until his dead and only then one will take his place... Not too sensible in my opinion. Each assasin in our ranks belongs to one of the three main classes and can follow a different specialization within that class. These provide variety of skills usable in turn based combat while clearing the missons. The fights get boring pretty quickly and the maps are not challenging as long as the right team is chosen. There are crafting rooms, but ingredients are often too scarce. There's a limited quick farming system implement, but it's not too quick, because of... LOADING TIMES. Painfully long and often. The game uses multiple screens and menus and unlike Fallow Shelter, opening many of the available options will cause a loading screen before the content is displayed. The loading is way too often and way too long and this hugely affects the general feel and gameplay. In short it's a good game, very expansive and pretty complex sibling to Fallout Shelter. In many ways it is worse and things in which it tries to be better are not completely polished. If you LOVE assassins creed franchise you will probably only LIKE this game. 3/5 Solid, but liquid

fun game, server slowness and glitches been fixed. it is a great game, enjoyable without really have to pay extra, but u do have that option if you choose to, probably more fun. But, i hope they keep it that way. i progress slowly, but not to a point of want to quit like other game that reqired you to pay up if you want to continue on. Great job!

Really only enjoy because it is AC. Huge paywall hit fast, unless you want to spend months to level up your people and place. You'll be stuck and run out of resources. Also, there are fun bugs, like "you are trying to complete a mission before you have fulfilled its requirements", even though it hasn't even launched yet. Yay for AC bugs!

Overly monetized and grindy. The gameplay is not really engaging nor is there much skill involve. It is best described as a stats manager with a pretty UI. The graphics are OK and the music is nice, albiet repetative. It ultimately turned into a daily skinner box that continually asked me for money. Oh, and later missions have bugs that makes it difficult to interact with the game and see all your options.

I appreciate that every game needs a narrative, but I was already sick of reading dialogue before I even finished the first mission, which took about a minute to complete. Wasn't a fan of the gameplay, or at least the gameplay of the introductory mission. I decided to uninstall it when before even letting me get a good feel for the game it's asking me to name my guild, which after failed three attempts I gave up, wrote this, and proceeded to uninstall.