very good game in the assassins creed series. its a fun world to explore and keeps u interested upto end of gameplay

Possibly one of the greatest assassins creed games of the franchise. Ubisoft nailed it with this one, especially the free roaming on a ship of your own element of the game. Perfect buy for Christmas

Ordered this online a few weeks ago and since then it's become my favourite game! Awesome graphics, gameplay and lots of options like multiplayer which is fun. The graphics are wicked and enhance the game so much.

People sure do enjoying slamming the Assassin's Creed series for being Ubisoft's yearly cash cow, but those who do so are overlooking a bold, innovative new feature that's been added to this most recent entry: players now have the option to assign ratings, on a five-star scale, to the game's story...

Gameplay same old same old Assassin's Creed- Boat combat is on of the best mechanics in gaming of the last couple years- The ability to free roam around in boats, collect buried treasure, fight legendary ships, take on fleets of ships- Story is fantastic- Pirate genre is a PLUS. Get this game if: 1.

I liked the part where you can swing from ship to ship and killing your eneamies in a new way

It's really cool

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Good and fast delivery . Seller was quite fast in shipping . The game is the best in Assasin Creed series . Large open wide gameplay . I recommend it .

Aside from the Freerunning insensibilities from AC3, the game is awesome with over 100s of locations, including uncharted islands. Ed's story gets more interesting. Good graphics, PC version will be more epic!

An ambitious start for Assassin's Creed on next-gen. The vibrant Caribbean world and bloody piracy shine brightest, while the only sour notes come from contrived series story beats and repetitive missions--both need rethinking for AC5.

Beautiful; vast open world; Edward Kenway is an excellent rogue; Top-notch side-missions

Main missions suffer from repetition; Assassin's Creed lore has devolved to nonsense; Very few actual assassinations