Assassins Creed: Odyssey has changed the style of the series of action-adventure games and transformed into a role-playing game. Although it will be more abundant in the game's combat, its biggest feature is the RPG-style dialogue option system. Because the storyline is very important, the interactive cutscenes in the game will be 30 hours in total.

Of course, since players will skip some content after making a selection, you won't see this entire 30-hour cutscene in one round, but if you want, you can play multiple times to experience different plot directions. And if you don't like these things, you can also choose to skip them and not read them.

Melissa MacCoubrey, dialogue design director of the game, said: "As a dialogue plot designer, I certainly hope that players can like the game's plot and integrate into the story, because I think the plot and the game are very close; of course, I also know that some people are short of time and are unwilling to spend time on cutscenes. Therefore, players can skip cutscenes directly in the game; of course, dialogue options cannot be skipped, but by fast forwarding, you can jump directly from one option to the next."

"Assassin's Creed: Odyssey" has indeed put a lot of effort into the plot. Each plot in the game will have multiple endings, and the players' words and deeds will affect the progress of the game.