Assassin’s Creed Mirage fans agree that the map has precisely the proper dimensions.
Just a couple of days have passed since the release of Assassin’s Creed Mirage; fans have gathered to discuss their opinions on Ubisoft’s latest entry in the lengthy series. While there is a variety of opinions, they are able to agree on one thing, and that is it has maps that are perfect in dimension.
Assassin’s Creed Mirageis already being touted for its qualities of ” a welcome return to form” as well as ” the best game since Syndicate,” and, with the newest installment of the series returning to its original, It’s obvious Ubisoft decided to pay close particular attention to the map of the game.
The game is set in the ninth century Baghdad within Baghdad, in the town of Anbar. The map has already been acknowledged for its use of the space. The most recent games in the Assassin’s Creed games like Valhalla and Odyssey being placed on maps of massive scale, it’s a good way to witness the events of the story occurring in a smaller city once more.
” AC Mirage’s map size is perfect,” stated one of the fans on the r/assassinscreed channel. “The map isn’t actually so tiny. Baghdad is a bustling city with lots to offer, including the many districts that offer many ways to discover cities and buildings. The city itself is alive and thriving. And that’s not even including the surrounding villages as well as the wild regions.”
In our review of Assassin’s Creed’s Miragereview we discussed the size of the map. “Speaking of the world, Assassin’s Creed Mirage thankfully boasts a significantly smaller map than the last few entries”, Sam Cawley said in his review. “There’s still a decent amount of ground to cover, but it won’t take you nearly as long if you’re traveling by foot or riding a mount.”
The latest installment brings its focus towards the parkour and stealth aspects, and it is logical for its location to be set in a crowded city mostly. “I love Mirage’s map size and how dense it feels between buildings,” added a Reddit player. “I would like to see them continue this formula of AC but refine the parkour a bit more and give us something as smooth as Unity.”
