Shrine officialsdecried the gamebecause players could destroy shrine furniture (which has since been patched).
Game director Jonathan Dumont said at a preview event that he wouldlisten to all warranted criticismfrom Japanese fans.
The reception is broadly positive, with several reviewers praising Ubisoft’s recreation of Japan.
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4gamer describes the changing of the seasons in Shadows as “nostalgic”, reminding them of their childhood.
There is particular praise for Naoe and Yasuke.
Playing as Naoe was a highlight, as her stealth-focused design was perfectly suited to a historical ninja.
It would appear that Shadows has been well-received in Japan.
Shadows is on track to become the second most successful Assassin’s Creed ever.
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