Assassin's Creed III is the final episode in Desmond Mile's trilogy of Assassin's Creed games. Following a bartender who unwillingly finds out he is an Assassin who is due to save the world, Assassin's Creed III seeks to close the story arc laid out in the previous four games and considering just...

The Wii U's launch line-up included a number of triple-A ports previously released for other platforms, and chief among these titles was Ubisoft's highly ambitious sequel Assassin's Creed III.

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

Assassins creed 3 possess' an interesting way to climax the beloved series. It's about another of Desmond's ancestors in the time of the American civil war. His name is Connor. The game actually starts in possession of Connor's father, who as you find out quite early that he's a Templar.

I really like the game play, graphics, and story of Assassin's Creed 3 (Wii U). The controls are instinctive, the story is interesting, and I keep wanting to play it more and more. I like this game and would buy it again.

A great game, although buggy. Great storyline and hours of fun (40+). Has good off tv game-play but the multiplayer servers are deserted or are broken. The only way to play multiplayer is to invite friends.

Engaging Story Line; Gameplay; Graphics

No Multiplayer Mode; Online Deserted

Fun to play, great visuals- it's always refreshing to see copious amounts of blood in a game on a Nintendo console! Only gripes are:

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

Connor may not be the most likable protagonist, but the story is riveting enough to make up for him. The gameplay has frustrating moments, but the fighting is entertaining enough to keep you brutalizing enemies for hours, and there are plenty of side-missions and extras in this game to keep you...

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.