Valhalla is another bloated AC game. Chapters also called arcs in the game unfold with you making allies in England, but it feels so bloated to do as well as feeling derivative over one another. In the first few "arcs," the game often ended with a castle fight; it felt monotonous. The idea of an overarching plot honestly feels like it takes a back seat to these episodic chapters to gain allies.

I think with the Layla Hassan trilogy it all boils down to which historical period/setting appeals to you the most. I loved exploring Classical Greece, and I have a soft spot for Odyssey over Origins or Valhalla.

Eivor feels clunky or "heavy" to move around during exploration and in combat compared to the Eagle Bearer.

I liked the skill system tho, but it might not be for everyone.

Valhalla is another bloated AC game. Chapters also called arcs in the game unfold with you making allies in England, but it feels so bloated to do as well as feeling derivative over one another. In the first few "arcs," the game often ended with a castle fight; it felt monotonous. The idea of an overarching plot honestly feels like it takes a back seat to these episodic chapters to gain allies. I think with the Layla Hassan trilogy it all boils down to which historical period/setting appeals to you the most. I loved exploring Classical Greece, and I have a soft spot for Odyssey over Origins or Valhalla. Eivor feels clunky or "heavy" to move around during exploration and in combat compared to the Eagle Bearer. I liked the skill system tho, but it might not be for everyone.