For me, Assassin's Creed Black Flag is one of the best games I have played (and I have been gaming since the 80s). The remastering on the Switch is fantastic. The turquoise waters of the Caribbean are depicted perfectly. I don't know what magic they have done. Bravo to them. The game immerses you in the world of piracy like no other. I have spent 100 satisfying hours and I am seriously considering starting it again. The battles with other ships in a storm and the massive waves are an unforgettable experience. There are some points that some people may not like (e.g. when you have to eavesdrop on a conversation) but personally, the game has so many other great aspects that those are trivial. Walking around the sunny Havana and carrying out assassin's contracts. Priceless! Find me someone who has finished it and is not moved by the soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNREuwdJCw0

As a game, it is mediocre. They have not managed to reach the atmosphere of the older AC games and it generally gets tiring easily, not to mention that their ages are visible.

For a portable on-the-go experience, it is very good. You have two big AC games with you! Beautiful graphics for Switch standards that thankfully do their job and the game is enjoyable to play. The sound is very good. You download AC Rogue digitally through the game's UI as soon as you open it. Purchased for Nintendo Switch Oled.

It is the classic Assassin's Creed Black Flag, which has been available on consoles and PC for years. The gameplay remains the same without any differences, the graphics are quite satisfactory in handheld mode, running steadily at 30 fps. The sound quality is not as good as on other platforms, but it is satisfactory. The addition of Assassin's Creed Rogue is welcome, as it was one of the most overlooked games when it was first released, unjustly so because it is a solid game. Ultimately, if you are new to Assassin's Creed and enjoy the action open world aspect and naval battles, these games are perfect for you. If you have played it before, nothing changes except for the handheld mode, which, for me, is a big plus and made me buy it again