Assassin's Creed Mirage 17+

I was very skeptical about how this game would run but I was honestly pleasantly surprised. I was also expecting there to be cut content but it does seem to be a 1:1 port (with the exception of graphical fidelity). The game does run well on medium settings and it’s still playable on high on a 15 pro max but it does stutter from time to time. I’ll admit I haven’t had many of the issues that others are reporting however, my game does crash rather frequently. Not enough to impede my progress but enough for it to be kind of annoying. The touch controls are actually very nice and don’t feel clunky or hard to use in the slightest and is significantly better than what the other ports did by just slapping a controller overlay onto the screen.

what this in app download does is it hangs not letting me use the ipad while it is loading. if i exit the game the loading stops. if i enter the game and await the download it can take up to a few hours. so the developer forces you to remain inside the game , waiting. this is not optimal or ideal. basically i never got to play the game and removed it because during several days i log in, get a few percent loaded, then run out of patience and quit , thats easily 10 min per 1-2 percent. either the servers are slow, or something else in management needs to be mitigated. ideally, you let me download the entire 9 gb from the app store DIRECTLY so i can minimize the app and get e-mails done.
this strategy of get you to play immediately actually fails. i wont play this at all, simply because you monopolize my device for your poor promotional planning. sorry to rant. but you deserve the client view.

(No crashes nor have I noticed any serious/major game breaking bugs, I don’t think I’ve noticed any except for the download in the beginning that took a few hours sadly) other than that I love the feeling this game gave me when I picked it up, I knew right away it was worth it when I saw they were releasing it for iPad, back a bit ago. It didn’t disappoint, it felt the same as when resident evil village released for iPad, I played it finished the free portion and then afterwards grabbed the full game and then proceeded to play from there. I haven’t beaten the game yet, I have been doing it in small increments and enjoying the game for its visual details and fidelity, it’s amazing to look at even when on the lowest settings with no image calibration and the lowest FOV, but of course I run it at higher settings, when playing, I’ll play it at high and sometimes on low, medium is a hit or miss for me, nothing wrong with its look or feel, I just usually use lowest settings or highest for either performance or eye candy, maybe I’ll try medium out and see if it’s a balance, if so maybe I’m missing out, idk. The gameplay is immersive and very interesting, I find myself making big mistakes and then I find myself understanding and mastering the ideas I want to succeed with, it’s so fun honestly, from roaming around down to linearity, it all feels wonderful. this game as well is very generous on my battery overall and “over” heating really doesn’t occur unless it’s charging while playing at the highest settings and it gets warm feeling and slightly hot if playing for more than an hour, I test stressed it for an hour and twenty minutes the other day and it took my battery down by forty percent and felt slightly hot, so I advise small increment gameplay sessions (it was on highest settings during the test, I did the same with it plugged in on high settings and it got warmer sooner, something to do with the battery being used while being charged I guess, makes sense.