I really like this post, it's a game that really captivated me, now well:

The main formula of the game is preserved, and although it brings some important changes in the gameplay by the time it makes us visit, the structure of its missions and activities in the open world is preserved in a very similar way to how the franchise has been working since its origins. In a nutshell, we're looking at an Assassin's Creed in every sense of the word, that's what I think I like most about the game, it's very realistic in that respect.

I'll be honest with you, I started Syndicate with very low expectations, but the game gradually conquered me by different elements such as how well structured is its campaign, its protagonists who in my opinion are the best of the series after Ezio, and above all, the incredibly detailed recreation of the city of London in the midst of the industrial revolution in 1868, that was really impressive.

Of all the Assassin's Creeed games I've played, Syndicate is the closest delivery to our times, as several technological advances of the time made me feel very different from the rest of the games, both from a visual and a gameplay point of view.

The game also has a transition system between day and night, and one thing I liked about it was that people's activities really change, for example, you can see how the taverns get crowded when the sun goes down and people don't walk the streets as easily as they do during the day.

In short, it's a game that I would recommend playing, it's really incredible. Greetings from Venezuela to the entire @adsactly community, I am constantly supporting all the writers.