Assassin’s Creed: Rogue

Assassin’s Creed Rogue, sometimes called AC Rogue, is a unique twist in the Assassin’s Creed series. You don’t just fight as an Assassin here—you switch sides and play as Shay Patrick Cormac, a Templar. It’s set during the mid-1700s, right in the thick of the Seven Years’ War. If you fancy naval battles and a different take on that age-old Assassin vs. Templar conflict, this one’s for you. Curious how it feels to be on the other side? Let’s dive in.

What’s the Deal with Assassin’s Creed Rogue?

This game flips the usual script. Instead of sneaking around as an Assassin, you’re hunting them down as a Templar. It’s fresh if you’re tired of the same old perspective. And yes, your ship gets some love too—naval combat is back, but with some upgrades. Ever wanted to captain your own vessel? Here’s your chance.

Key Features to Know

• Story switch: Play Shay, who turns from Assassin to Templar.
• Naval battles: Fight on upgraded ships with new tactics.
• Mid-18th century setting: Explore colonial North America during the Seven Years’ War.
• Blend of stealth and action: Decide how you want to approach missions.
• Graphics and controls: Solid visuals with smooth gameplay.

Why Give Rogue a Shot?

Think you know Assassin’s Creed? Think again. Playing as a Templar is a rare opportunity, and it shakes up expectations. Plus, that naval combat can be surprisingly fun. Need a challenge? You got it. Conflicted about who your character really is? That’s the point. It’s a different kind of story, one that makes you question loyalty and purpose.

Heads Up Before You Jump In

The game isn’t perfect—it can feel a bit like a side story if you’re after something fully fresh. Also, the switch from Assassin to Templar might not be what every fan wants. But if you enjoy good story twists and like mixing up your gameplay, Rogue delivers.

Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword—and maybe an open mind.