It took me 8 hours to complete everything Freedom Cry has to offer, that is 100% missions, exploring, collecting and fully upgrading my ship. He also has new item to play with, firecrakers, which can distract opponents with their noise. On the ground, instead of two swords Adewale is using a machete, and as a replacement for a pistol he chose blunderbuss so now you can eliminate multiple enemies with a single well placed shot. You still can board enemy ships and plunder them in order to gain materials you might sell or keep for upgrades. Naval combat and exploration remain untouched, with only difference being in ship state, as game features less upgrade options so you can tackle bigger opponents straight from the start. Every saved person counts as for reaching milestones in that department you get rewarded by receiving new weapons or pouches increasing your item capacity.
No more forts, assassination contracts or collectibles hunting, here you liberate slaves from auctions or plantations, save those who are wounded or intercept ships with human cargo on board. Most of them is now focused on already mentioned slave liberation. Open world featuring naval and land combat/exploration, with progression focused on completing missions and slave liberation.īiggest change outside of map size which now has been scaled down to being just a mere chunk of Caribbean Sea, comes in activities you can do while roaming. Take Black Flag, make it smaller, replace piracy theme with slavery and voila! You play as Adewale, once a slave and right-hand man of Edward Kenway, now a member of Assassin brotherhood.ĭuring his attempt to intercept Templar activity in the Carribean Sea, he is shipwrecked off the coast of Haiti, where he gets involved with Maroons into liberating slaves and fighting for their cause. I recommend playing Assassin's Creed Black Flag before getting into this entry.įreedom Cry is set 20 years after events that took place in Black Flag. Assassin's Creed Freedom Cry is an action-adventure downloadable content developed by Ubisoft Québec and published by Ubisoft, first released as a part of Season Pass to Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, currently also available as a standalone title!
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