“Reconstruction of Notre-Dame,” one wag imagined. The “funny” reviews were actually funny, too. “Now Ubisoft just have to burn down a pyramid,” joked another, referring to Assassin’s Creed Origins), “and they will be making all the money in the world. “Thanks Ubisoft & Assassin’s Creed Unity for giving us an opportunity to appreciate what Notre Dame used to be,” said one player. A look at the graph Steam provides shows a surge in positive remarks on April 16. The complimentary reviews are enough to take a game that has a “mixed” reputation (and, to be fair, deservedly so) among more than 17,000 user ratings, and give it a “very positive” reputation among 716 recent reviews. The cathedral is a prominent landmark in Assassin’s Creed Unity’s French Revolution-era Paris, and Ubisoft made the game free so players could explore Notre-Dame (virtually) as it was before the conflagration. The Steam community ganged up on Ubisoft this week, but this time, it was to cover Assassin’s Creed Unity in praise for the publisher’s efforts to help the restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris.Įarlier this week, Ubisoft made the PC version of Assassin’s Creed Unity free, and chipped in another €500,000 to rebuilding efforts for the 856-year-old Notre-Dame, whose roof and spire burned on Monday. Here’s a story about review bombs but, for a change, it’s a nice one.
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