So I've been playing the really fun game Assassin's Creed Nexus. It's been great. Not perfect, but....fun overall.
I have reached level 11, and it just broke. The visuals all get screw-ey, and then freezes. So. I've replayed the entire game, making sure I fully collected everything this time, mainly to reach this point where it broke the first time I played. And now it broke even before I began the **bleep** 11th level!
Now I don't mind if I reload the entire level and start from scratch, but I'll be buggered if I have to replay the entire game again just to have it break on my for a 3rd time.
Can anyone help me in to what I have to do. I don't see an option where I can access saved games or load a chapter. It just has the 'continue' option. But the continue always starts as broken. So I'm done.
I really want to complete this game, but I'm ready to uninstall it and focus on games that actually work. THX
Ive not long just finished Assassin's Creed (7 days ago on Quest 3) and never had a single glitch. You can replay any memory you have completed by selecting it in the memory cloud selection screen or restart the current memory you are on. Here is the info you require Unable to progress in Assassin's Creed Nexus VR
If that fails backup the save file to the cloud. Uninstall , reboot and reinstall to see if that helps.
Hope you get past this as it is a really great game.
Hi, sorry for the late response. I actually uninstalled it, threw my toys down with huff, and got rid of it. But soon after, I missed playing it. So I reinstalled it, and thought to myself, hell, I'll just replay it until that moment i get stuck again. But it worked this time. I finished it. It was great. Playing it again actually, but a last time. It's addictive. Aside from that, I had no idea those little balls with the numbers in them were the loading chapters. I literally thought they were simply icons in 3D which showed which levels I've done. I didnt know they were thge memory chapters people were tlaking about. So, I reloaded one and it seemed to have worked. So, yea, all is good, thank you. Take care.
