Note: This review evaluates the Tyranny of King Washington DLC as a whole in light of the third episode, The Betrayal. For more detailed thoughts on the individual merits of the first and second episodes, look here and here .

New powers refresh the gameplay; High production values; Story eventually pays off

Overpriced; Doesn't do enough with the setting

RISE or fall

Very very best game of mine.

I PERSONALLY FIND THIS THE BEST GAME IN THE SERIES. IT SEEMS TO HAVE ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS LACKING FROM THE OTHER TITLES AND THE GRAPHICS ARE THE BEST YET

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I have spent a lot of hours playing the Assassin's Creed franchise, from Altair right through to Connor, and I have come to expect a certain level of quality from it.  I am happy to report that this high standard has been reached once again, if not surpassed, with Assassins Creed III.

again the Wii U really shows it can hang with the big dogs on this game. I highly recommend it to anyone that likes AC3

Great Graphics and replay factor

slow beginning

when i saw gamplays on youtube i was very exited about the game, but when i got it it is just full of glitches, to the point i cant play it anymore, it gets stuck in loading screens, the character begins to randomly move in circles, the subtitles make the game freez and i have been forced to power...

Has arabic subtitles … this was not requested and not stated in the description. This came as a bit of a surprise - other language subtitles would have been chosen if optional

Great game lots of fine, real nice graphics. As with most Wii U games the really handy thing for me is off TV play so the Mrs can watch the goggle box!!

While most would say that the Assassin's Creed franchise has the propensity to thread on familiar ground, I believe that in this instance a few tweaks made the game less about what it does in terms of gameplay but more about how the characters can develop.

Solid gameplay mechanics; insteresting story and historical period; loads of  fun all around

Possible lags and bugs; poor use of the Wii U gamepad; lack of continuity