Clear your calendar, it's time to learn about the next 50 hours of your life. Assassins Creed III bursts onto the Revolutionary War scene with fluid parkour, brutal combat, and endless amounts of revenge.

Unbelievable amount of single player content; Fluid combat is full of brutal animations; Engaging story keeps you interested and educated at the same time; Multiplayer provides a thoughtful alternative to the standard online shooter

Crafting system menus are a bit clunky; Don't make me sit through the whole credits to get to the epilogue; Sometimes the game doesn't handhold through the more complicated mechanics; but I have faith that the average gamer won't have issues

Assassin's Creed III: The Tyranny of King Washington - The Redemption is more entertaining and action-packed than the sluggish second episode, The Betrayal. The story moves at a rapid pace, the missions are full of variety, and evil George Washington is given the face time his villainous character...

Large variety of missions; Bear power is a blast to use; Washington is back and meaner than ever

Disappointing ending; Overabundance of enemies makes exploration difficult

At one time or another, each of us has thought to himself "I ought to be in charge." We have all had that moment where we think that we should be making all the decisions, running roughshod over democracy and all existing power structures. I want you to think about that moment.

Swimming around a pier; climbing a ship; and using a rope dart to hang a target from a yardarm

As I walk past two men on a bench, I get notified that I have my first pursuer; The whisper noise starts just as one of them gets up and stabs me for 700 points

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+ Naval combat is intense; + Tons of new ideas; + Fantastic story; + Visuals can be gorgeous

Frame rate woes; Glitches are abundant; Takes a while to get going

By the time that this review goes live there will be quite a few of you that have already gone out and bought the game, had Cas Anvar sign it for you (well, we expect you to go to That Game Shop for your gaming goodness) and you sitting comfortably at home playing it after booking a week away from...

And so starts the next episode of The Tyranny of King Washington downloadable content for Assassin's Creed III. Titled The Betrayal, this new installment takes you out of the bitter cold wilderness and into the streets of Boston, where you will be met with familiar faces (but not familiar morals),...

" Assassin's Creed III " makes some important steps forwards, and some bizarre ones back. For all the greatness of the naval battles, forest free-running and fantastic art, the horrible UI, bad frame-rate, poor mission design make me just sigh that so much has regressed in 12 months.

This creed gives an already great series more cred.

Fully realised colonial era America to explore; interesting storyline; lots to do; improvements to free running and combat from past titles; naval combat is awesome; superb graphics and presentation

Some significant pacing issues; nearly unacceptable level of bugs and glitches; side quests don't carry much gameplay weight; control scheme causes some frustration; some missing features that were in past titles; multiplayer is fun but feels like an afterthought

This game is excellent for an adult player with or without previous gaming experience. It has an interesting storyline that keeps the player hooked.

The storyline keeps the player hooked

I have not found anything that I don't like about this game yet

When I opened the case, I found that there were two CDs, which from its outward appearance would seem like the game may have been burned onto them since the discs were not originally produced from Ubisoft (not sure if legal Pretty sure it's not!