The Assassin's Creed series has been polarizing over the years. People have both criticized and lauded the automatic free running system, the counter-based combat mechanic, and the sci-fi/historical setting.

This game is very fun to play but it becomes very repetitive after the 4th assassination. Its just go to the town clime a tower find some people learn about the bad guy and them kill him, in return you will get new abilities.

stunning visuals; great climbing abilities

gets a bit repetitive

Surprised by the quick reveal of a new Assassin's Creed title so soon after last year's successful sequel, many dismissed Brotherhood as a lightweight expansion disguised as a full-on follow-up in the blade-baring series.

I was never good at these assassin's creed games but did have family members that were and let me tell you Altair, Enzio and Connor or however you spell their names are my favorites because I could watch these games being played because I love the story and the great depictions of the different...

Stealth action just found itself a new benchmark

The Da Vinci Disappearance by exterminat ©2011 Nicholas Laborde Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is a fantastic title, embodying some of the best traits of this console generation . Whether it be completely dynamic fights, open-ended exploration, larger-than-life building scaling and traversal, intense...

When kidnapped by an unknown assailant and forced into a machine with the purpose of retracing the genetical memories of your assassin ancestor to learn the location of an unknown item from the year 1191, it's hard to say no.

* Unique and interesting storyline; * Immersive and convincing through amazing graphics; sound and presentation; * Sword fights and assassinations are a lot of fun

* 1-2 hours in and you know what you'll be doing for the rest; * Questionable control over Altaïr's mobility; * Transportation can be a bit lengthy and over-used

Taking the leap of faith.

Just a year after the last iteration, how can Assassin's Creed 3 justify being the next numbered game in the series? Pushing through a crowd, the hidden blade aching to be released, the original Assassin's Creed tapped into our excitement with taking an historic journey through real world 12 th...

It's great gaming tweaked to near perfection; Fantastic storytelling, and absorbing gameplay

The occasional tendency to restrict your play on the basis of telling a better story

Assassin's Creed III is undoubtedly the best in the series and revitalises everything about Assassin's Creed that was starting to age prematurely. Connor has a fantastic story to tell, and in many ways is a more enjoyable protagonist to control; against the backdrop of the American Revolution,...

+ An amazing world; + Heaps of side missions to explore; + Improved combat and free-running; + Connor and the American Revolution

- Horses are rubbish; - Some visual issues