Ubisoft has been a long-time supporter of VR going back to early standouts like Eagle Flight, but Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR finds the publisher making its full leap of faith into the tech. And I’m a little worried about how delighted I am by that. With Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR, I get to add another virtual feat to that list: I’ve jumped down on top of an unsuspecting guard and plunged a hidden blade into his throat with pinpoint accuracy.
I’ve climbed mountains, commanded hundreds of tiny people, and even paddled through the seas in a kayak. I’ve done a lot of memorable things in VR this year.
