You can choose whether Kassandra accept money as a reward from a poor slave, or spare the life of a criminal. This was true in Origins as well, but it feels deeper and more meaningful here. She still has a distinct personality, but you’re able to make decisions at various points in the game, that somewhat shape her beliefs. The story is fairly standard stuff, but what makes it interesting is how you actually have some control over the lead character. Mercifully, the modern day Assassin’s Creed sequences, in which a future descendant is reliving an ancestor’s past memories, are both rare and short, so you’ll be spending mosts of your time in beautiful Greece. As is the way of the series, her simple life as a mercenary eventually takes multiple turns toward the strange, as she’s pulled into a complex narrative involving ancient bloodlines and secret societies. She’s strong and funny, and someone you won’t get sick of even after playing the game for dozens of hours. You can choose to play as one of two siblings I played as the wonderful Kassandra, who might be the series’ best lead since Assassin’s Creed II’s Ezio.
Odyssey puts you in the role of a sellsword during a tumultuous time for Greece, with Athens in the midst of a violent war with Sparta.
Kassandra might be the series’ best lead since Ezio
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