Couldn't wait to finish this game! My LEAST favorite AC game of them all. Didn't really understand all of the modern day missions, and there were more than usual. I only bought one weapon the entire game, and didn't buy anything else.

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

As a former exclusive on the PlayStation Vita, Assassin's Creed III: Liberation arrived in time for the 2012 holidays as a promising system seller for Sony's fledgling handheld. While it fell short of its lofty goal, Liberation was nonetheless an impressive showcase of possibilities for open-world...

Recommended for Assassin's Creed fans who didn't play the Vita version; Upgraded visuals are worthy of the big-screen treatment; Playing Liberation on console controllers beats the Vita version any day

Still has many issues from the Vita version; Offers poor incentives to play beyond the story; Provides little value to those who've beaten the Vita version

-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...

The runaway success of the original Assassin's Creed took me by surprise, but the visuals, setting and basic gameplay conceit was enough to earn itself millions in sales and birth a game franchise to rival the biggest in the industry.

Assassin's Creed was once a fascinating mystery wrapped around a fun action-adventure - remember when you first loaded up the original game and it began in the Abstergo offices and you had no idea what was going on?

The final chapter of the King Washington saga Not a whole lot has happened so far, but with the final chapter in sight, Ubisoft has a chance to tie it all together in a nice bow and justify its delivery scheme. You are logged out.

Playing the new Assassin's Creed game is like turning to a new chapter in a history textbook. We've become Altair and experienced life around the time of the Crusades. We've seen 16th century Italy through the eyes of Ezio Auditore.

Beautiful visuals; Historically relevant missions; The rope dart

Some side quests are too tedious; Takes a long time to get into the main story; Lots of walking around

The PS Vita's hardware is impressive, but tons of gamers are nevertheless still waiting for a must-have game to justify the purchase of Sony's latest handheld. Today, I must regretfully report that Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation is probably not that game.

I've been fighting this war for six long years. I've loyally pledged myself to the Assassins, freeing the world from the machinations of the Templar order. I've traveled through the very fabric of time itself, following Desmond and his Assassin lineage from the Holy Land to Renaissance Italy to...

Engaging story; Beautiful world; Excellent combat system

Story falls flat at the end; A few minor glitches at times