From a gameplay perspective, it maintains an entertaining loop of exploration, action, and story that feels different from the game’s core content. It takes you to a new and gorgeous location, gives you interesting things to do there, and rewards your effort with cool gear and abilities. I won’t dissect the last episode (called The Judgment of Atlantis) individually, because it shares the same strengths as its predecessors in this arc. I’ve already gone into specifics on the first and second installments of it, but the final chapter does a great job tying everything together and creating a cohesive whole. It’s called The Fate of Atlantis, and as a longtime fan of the series and someone who has been playing Odyssey regularly since launch, it is exactly what I want from downloadable content. The second arc, however, is just fantastic. My thoughts on that tale haven’t changed it provides more of the same stuff you like about the base game, but generally feels unessential. The first arc is focused on a man named Darius (the first person to wield a hidden blade) and his family. It is split into two distinct arcs, each one with three episodes. In case you haven’t been following along, the DLC has an unconventional structure. Now, after last week’s release of the sixth and final episode, we finally have a complete picture of what the expanded content provides – and it is definitely worth the time for any fan of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. After all, the season pass is expensive (with a base price of $40), and that initial offering did not provide much you couldn’t experience in the base game. When the first episode of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s DLC launched back in December, I advised fans to wait on buying it.
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