
There is only one minor missable achievement, [Aphrodite’s Embrace], which you are highly unlikely to miss unless you reject every possible romantic opportunity, which the game provides plenty of. This is an RPG with branching choices, but none of them really matter when it comes to achieving 100% completion. There are some achievements that you will probably need to look up at certain points if you get stuck. These involve hunting all of the Cultists and Order of the Ancients enemies. While it is possible to discover them on your own since the game provides in game clues, it can be time consuming, as some clues do not clearly point you in the right direction. Most achievements are straightforward and will come naturally by completing as many side quests and side activities as possible. This also applies to the DLC achievements. However, if you want to skip as many side quests as possible, you will likely need to look up a guide from time to time.
Estimated Time: 110-145 hours
The game’s biggest flaw is that it is called Assassin’s Creed. Stealth gameplay is the game’s weakest aspect. For what it is worth, it is still an above average RPG experience. The base story and side quests are interesting. Combat is enjoyable, although it may not be what you expect from an Assassin’s Creed game. The game does not hold up as well the longer it goes on, but the base story remains a solid experience. Greece is beautiful but some locations can get repetitive.