While Liberation offers AC junkies some elements that will keep them happy for up to 15 hours, the game ultimately lacks coherent storytelling, interesting missions and memorable characters.

This game is very good and the idea is awsome. Assasin.... yeh gd aint it! So much potential. This is really good and certainly you will enjoy this but after a while jumping off roofs and balancing on beams hundreds of feet up however good it sounds does get a tad boring and therefore thats why this...

Downloadable content (DLC) should not leave you questioning the parent game's failings, but The Da Vinci Disappearance can't help but cement the fact that you don't want to wander round Rome anymore.

Assassin's Creed III: Liberation was released the same day as Assassin's Creed III back in October 2012 for the PlayStation Vita, and now has been ported to the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.

+Good Protagonist; +Good Combat

-Poor Story; -Lots of Bugs

There are a few things that you need to know if you're considering buying Assassin's Creed Liberation HD. The game is a re-issue of a PlayStation Vita game released at about the same time Assassin's Creed III appeared on consoles.

Assassin's Creed would be worth owning if it didn't cost $60 at the time of this writing. Maybe if it drops in price to $20-30 at some point, but until then, I recommend either holding off or just renting the game. Everything can be finished in a single rental.

-Amazing graphics; -Somewhat unique setting; -Weird; but fresh twists; -Cool story; -Decent length; -Huge and immersive landscapes

-Extremely repetitious; -Combat is boring and has no real variation; -Price tag of this writing is too high; -One of the most over hyped titles ever; -Can get a bit mind numbing if played too much

Aveline de Grandpré isn't the first Assassin's Creed hero to come from a privileged background, but she's certainly the first to exploit it so ruthlessly. Liberation HD represents multiple firsts for the series, actually: the first female protagonist, the first handheld game to be ported to XBLA,...

+ Wonderfully novel, engaging tie between main character's background and gameplay; fascinating look at a different kind of colonial American life, + Superb voice-acting; notably fluid freerunning

- Sense of story completely fragmented; use of personas could go deeper; sparse on side activities, particularly for an Assassin's Creed game, ?

Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD is an agreeable adventure that die-hard fans of the series are certain to enjoy. Those who look upon Black Flag as the reinvention of an ailing franchise are advised to leave their expectations at the door however, as this is a grounded affair similar to the AC titles...

Hmmm. It looked so good in promo movies shown a year ago, even though you could spot some horrible tearing as the camera swivelled and a few other glitches as well. Ah whatever, the animation was so damn good and the intense fighting action looked to be well done too, Assassin's Creed promised to be...

Altair's animation and free running agility is a joy to watch; Remarkably detailed realisation of Holy Land locations; You can get truly medieval on enemies with some brutally realistic moves; Busy; heaving; well-populated cities; Occasionally provides great atmosphere and sweeping vistas; Plenty to...

Some tearing and the odd glitch; Being an assassin is not as varied as it should be; Not enough stealth; Missions become samey after a while; The animus plot "twist" in the game is underdeveloped and frankly; crap

Ubisoft have worked hard on this game, not just in developing it but also marketing it. When we saw the first videos of Assassin's Creed the reception was very positive. A huge, sprawling city set in the swords and sandals world of the twelfth century Middle East replete with cinematic, acrobatic...