Assassin's Creed Valhalla Game Review: A Viking Journey into a New Age of Action

Introduction
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is a game that takes the series to the world of Vikings and medieval England. Ubisoft boldly expanded the boundaries of the franchise, combining action with RPG elements and in-depth development of the world. With the release of Valhalla, the series took on new features such as settlement building and territory battles. Did Ubisoft manage to create a unique Viking experience and uphold the standard set by previous games in the series? Let's delve into this world of destruction and conquest.

Gameplay mechanics: a combination of strategy and action
Assassin's Creed Valhalla offers new approaches to the combat system and character development mechanics, creating a balance between open combat, stealth and resource management.

Combat system
Valhalla emphasizes dynamic, brutal combat that captures the spirit of the Viking Age. Players can use different types of weapons: from swords and axes to two-handed weapons. The simultaneous use of two types of weapons opens up even more possibilities in battles, giving players room to experiment with tactics.

Construction of settlements
One of the main innovations is the mechanics of settlement development. Players must not only wage wars, but also take care of their village by gathering resources and building it up. This adds a new strategic dimension to the game, as your clan's strength depends on your construction success.

raids
A special feature of Valhalla is the raid mechanic. Together with their team, players can attack monasteries, fortresses and other objects on the territory of England, which allows you to obtain resources and expand your possessions.