There’s plenty of collectibles and side activities to busy yourself with, sea shanties, chests, buried treasure and their maps, classic style assassinations, Mayan stelae and the four part mini mission Templar hunts. And hey, if sea sickness kicks in then get yourself to land for the plethora of activities you can take part in.
The clouds in the sky look like they’ve been ripped from real life, the gleam of the sun on the open seas so perfectly recreated and once you’ve acquired your own vessel the world is your oyster. Those are the downsides to this game, which are far outweighed by the positives.The moment you open the map you realise just how much there is to do, and when you close that map, and go to do these things you realise just how beautiful this digital Caribbean is.
The free running movement often takes a mind of its own resulting in collecting shanties a tad tedious and frustrating. The free aim is needed but it should have been mapped to another button. This I’ve found has been a massive downfall in the series – not being able to lock on means you cannot concentrate on any chosen person, often resulting in not having a smooth experience. Although retaining the usual Assassin’s Creed mechanics, they have taken out the lock-on (using LT/L2) and have replaced it with free aim for use with the new multi-shot flintlock pistols.
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