Upon its announcement, Assassin's Creed Shadows faced significant backlash, particularly regarding its characters and historical accuracy. Critics voiced concerns about non-Japanese protagonists and the representation of the African samurai Yasuke. However, following its release, the game has been well-received by Japanese players, echoing the acclaim given to Ghost of Tsushima. Japanese reviewers appreciated the game's vivid depictions of the Sengoku period, though some criticisms emerged regarding promotional materials. Ubisoft's success with Shadows shows that players may prioritize immersive landscapes and relatable experiences over the anticipated inaccuracies that sparked debate.
The lush landscapes of Assassin's Creed Shadows seemed to recall a familiar place for Japanese critics, evoking personal memories and enhancing the game's authenticity.
Despite initial criticisms surrounding historical accuracy and character choices, Japanese reviewers have largely found enjoyment in Ubisoft Quebec's depiction of Japan's Warring States period.
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