Making it look like Altair is teleporting instead of leaping. Others don't look nearly as good, and some jumps are missing transition animations completely, The art design is quite nice, featuring soft, earthy hues and some nice details in the architecture.Īltair himself often moves gracefully, and the climbing and running animations are splendid.
Yet in spite of its generic characters and wooden script, you'll still glimpse a little magic here and there, as fleeting as it can be.
The narrative plays out via dialogue texts that convey just enough information to keep you up to speed,Īnd is thus missing the metaphysical, morally ambiguous ramblings you may have expected.Īltair is reduced to a generic hero in ancient garb, which may be fine for Assassin s Warrior Creed Combat fans but won't be of much interest to those new to this game universe. There's nothing very interesting about Altair's tale. The story is a pure, straightforward chase-the-artifact adventure that wouldn't be out of place in a Raider or Indiana title.Ĭhronicles' holy grail is a mysterious chalice, and while it serves its purpose as a plot catalyst, The sense of sci-fi wonder that permeated the console release is noticeably absent from this prequel.
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