Assassin's Creed: Valhalla was released on Steam on December 6 and immediately received a 67% discount, but the release caused negative impressions for many users of the platform.
The fact is that the Steam version of "Valhalla" is launched through Ubisoft Connect with linking achievements to a third-party launcher, whereas there are no achievements for the game in Steam itself.
Despite the fact that the lack of individual achievements for Steam as a whole is not a big problem, the fact of their absence has become enough for some to refuse to purchase the game or leave a negative review.
"Where are the damn achievements? I made a refand, this is some kind of spit in the face of the Steam audience.
Perhaps I will purchase the game again when achievements appear." "No achievements - no positive feedback."
"A bad review for the lack of achievements, a crooked launch and for the fact that the greedy [ ] from Ubisoft left Steam."
"Ubisoft returned to Steam (although no one was waiting for you here), and, according to the idea, the company could remove the "best" Uplay launcher, but why do it, after all Players should enjoy a half-hour connection to Ubisoft Connect.
Oh, yes! Why buying your games, I first of all have to work with the launcher, and only then try to play?
Because of this, "Valhalla" received a "mixed" rating on Steam with 38% negative reviews.
Some players also went to the official forums of the game on Steam to leave a complaint, and got a reaction from Ubisoft.
A representative of the publisher's support service replied that a question about achievements is under consideration and was sent to the teams of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and Steam to find out the possibility of its implementation.
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