Liberation doesn't take much more than 12 hours to complete the main story and a decent chunk of the side quests, but the game features side quest chains that develop their own scenarios very well, which I feel should be a more routine occurrence in the series as a whole.

Superb environments overall; Engrossing experience throughout; Online mode is gone

Combat irregularities; Invisible walls while parkouring

Assassin's Creed features one of the most unique gameworlds ever created: beautiful, memorable, and alive. Every crack and crevasse is filled with gorgeous, subtle details, from astounding visual flourishes to overheard cries for help.

Huge; gorgeous world that feels wholly alive; It's fun to run across city rooftops; Joyous mix of stealth; action; and platforming; Stunning sound design features fantastic voice acting and a beautiful musical score; Tons of small details will constantly amaze you

Confusing ending; Remarkably high system requirements and some small glitches; New mission types aren't as good as the others

I love Assassin's Creed . I came real late to the party, but once I started playing the games, I fell head over heels in love with the gameplay, the mythos; all of it. When Assassin's Creed Unity was announced, I was a bit sad that it was going to be located in France during the French Revolution.

Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD is a new downloadable title for the Assassin's Creed series that was originally released for the PlayStation Vita two years ago. The new game offers a few noteworthy improvements to the smoothing of the game's textures on the big screen and improved lighting as well...

Created by the same team that originally developed 'Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation' for the PlayStation Vita, Ubisoft Sofia claims to have incorporated fan and critic comments into this updated version of the game.

A good attempt at bringing a handheld game to a home console, although one let down by the same problems that affected the original. Not a bad game, but one with untapped potential.

Way back when the Vita was supposed to be a place to find console-quality games on a handheld device (before it turned into an indie machine), Assassin's Creed III: Liberation was Ubisoft's attempt to bring the Assassin's Creed series to the small screen. Unfortunately, it didn't work out too well.

The newest game in the Assassin's Creed series is here! And since I'm totally clueless when it comes to Assassin's Creed games, I've enlisted the help of my brother Jeff once again. So here's his take on the game (Wii U version reviewed here).

Assassin's Creed puts you in control of Altair, a member of a group of assassins. The aim of this group is to prevent war and keep the peace by - you guessed it - assassinating people. But Altair is not a happy camper and he is very much a loose cannon.

games with the stealth aspects. Many of you have already read most of the reviews out there. Most are in the 9s, some are in the 7s. After playing through the whole game I find myself sitting in the middle with my feelings on this game.

The graphics are good minus the pop-ins everywhere; The early hours of jumping roof to roof and eliminating targets; Getting to all the View Points was a lot of fun; The controls take a bit to get used to; but soon you'll be jumping/climbing everywhere; The big reveal at the beginning; used...

The information missions and combat are highly repetitive; You must buffer them with side quests to not feel déjà vu, The game does end on a major cliffhanger; Hopefully the next game will come soon