The historical adventure game, "Assassin's Creed Syndicate" has failed to create interest among the gamers, according to PC Gamer.

The action packed game is way better than its earlier version "Assassin's Creed Unity," which had many malfunctions, but still it has failed to attract huge fan following.

According to Gaming Bolt, the new stealth mode game from the franchise "Assassin's Creed Syndicate" consists of different stories told in very admirable ways. It also provides new warfare scenes and different worlds, in which the players can show their stealth and fighting skills. The gamers can also perform fight sequences while aboard horse carriages.

Ubisoft has also included some tailing missions where a player has to just follow a target and catch him. These missions have been made more interesting with invisible mode options to the gamers.

The new game also portrays siblings, Jacob and Evie Frye's rage and hell bent nature, to dismiss one another, but end up in fighting against the evil is London. Jacob is shown as the character with great physical abilities, while his sister Evie possess more intelligence and tries to attack strategically, reported Forge Today.

The developer of the game, Ubisoft has depicted the areas of London in most engaging ways. They have also included many stories of the historically famous characters like Florence Nightingale, Charles Dickens and Charles Darwin, whose lives and stories are used for various game modes.

According to The New York Daily News, even if the game is high on stealth, it still reaches a saturation point after which, the gamers start to lose their interest. The main reason is that the players get to be invisible for a short period of time and can be discovered by the enemies very quickly.

Also the repetitive missions, to wipe out the evil from the streets of London, make the energy level of the gamers go down. Lengthy fighting scenes are another drawback of the game, where players have to fight for long durations to win.

The game also hangs at various points leading to mission restart. Blanks screens in the middle of the fight sequences add to the misery of the game.

Other than the exciting game plays of the historically important events and people, Ubisoft has not provided the gamers with anything new and has failed as compared to the success of "Fallout 4" and "Halo 5."