I like this game and the delivery was so so so easy and came fast i will order again from this website.

It includes 3 stages

At first it took so about 10 min to launch

This game has decent gameplay,good graphics but I found its missions very boring and the side activities were also disappointing.I would not recommend this

The game is good fun.The story is slow but it is interesting. Good weapons and awesome graphics.

I won't bore anyone with an extremely long review, so I'll attempt to keep it short. The visuals of the game were quite good for it to be on a PS3, but Ubisoft was very deceiving in claiming it would bring the look of "Next Gen" to consoles. It failed to do so in my opinion.

-Missions could benefit from a multiple scenario system -I cant comment on multiplayer as I haven't tried it -Its basically a re-skin of previous assassins creed titles, at times for the better but mostly for the worse.

-The naval missions are refreshing if you get tired of running through a lively early America; The scenery and gameplay slightly changes for better or worse (running in deep snow is annoying, storms feel authentic, and summer is beautiful) depending on the weather season and time -A fresh take on...

-The item crafting and stockpiling ect feels bland and more of a chore than a feature, navigating the menu alone can make you just want to hunt for the extra money; Some special items are worth crafting but most require far progression in building the homestead -Side missions are basically collect...

awesome, in my opinion the best one yet

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