The picture of "Assassin's Creed: The Revolution" is indeed very beautiful. When the poor frame rate and too many bugs make the game not well-known among the player group, how is "Assassin's Creed: The Hero", which uses the same AnvilNext engine, performing in this regard?

PS4/Xbox One version of "Assassin's Creed: The Hero" has a 900P resolution, which uses the same basic optimization strategy as the previous work, based on the engine's stretching of resolution. However, among the heroes, the number of people on the same screen has decreased to a certain extent, which is a certain lack of historical restoration, because in 1860, London in Victorian era had a population of more than three million. If Ubisoft wanted to do it, I believe it could exceed the number of people on the same screen of the Great Revolution. But the overall scenes shown in the game do not appear empty, because the existence of a large number of carriages in the game increases the sense of excitement, and the return of day and night dynamic time alternating makes the game world more realistic.

Reducing the number of people on the same screen results in a more stable frame performance. The expected target of the console version is 30 frames. The actual machine process cannot stabilize this number. When there is great progress compared to the Great Revolution, the stability of PS4 is better than that of Xbox One. Under test, the Xbox One in the same scenario will be adjusted to 20 frames, and the PS4 will be about 27 frames.

The picture quality of the two versions is similar. The AnvilNext engine provides almost a completely consistent view in the 900P screen on both hosts - special effects, anti-aliasing, map filters, etc.

In terms of game stability, although "The Legend of Heroes" still has some AI lags and image translation errors, the number has decreased a lot compared to "The Revolution", and there are no disgusting bugs like faceless men.

Overall, "Assassin's Creed: The Heroes" balances the two important links of picture and stability, and no longer blindly pursues picture quality and ignores the game experience. For a New Year's series, the quality of the game is already very good. Players who want to appreciate the gorgeous London should not miss it.