Overall, Assassin's Creed III is an excellent addition to the series. While there a number of bugs and the protagonist isn't someone players will feel particularly attached to, the lengthy campaign, the range of objectives and the well thought out multiplayer ensure there is plenty of replayability...

Lengthy campaign; Great new additions and improvements; Well thought out multiplayer

Protagonist doesn't have the same likability as previous assassins; Number of bugs

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

A friend of mine teaches a history class at a high school. A few years ago he noticed his students were going from C-grade mediocrity to A-grade brilliance almost overnight. He was perplexed, so he asked them what exactly it was that had suddenly made them such experts on, of all people, the...

Incredible value for money - so much content; Wonderful American Revolution setting; Fantastic multiplayer

Technology is starting to feel a little long in the tooth; Not as funny as its predecessors; Takes quite a long time to get going

Assassin's Creed III is a beast. Arguably the single most ambitious title in Ubisoft development history, this third and presumably final chapter in current gen history is so colossal in fact, that the hours you'll need to invest in it sail comfortably into double digit territory before you barely...

Despite reintroducing familiar characters and locations in intriguing new ways, the DLC felt overly familiar and was let down by repetitive missions and underwhelming new powers.

Assassins Creed III : When it comes to this title, I haven't played any game in the series other than the first one – which disillusioned me with the fact that it kept jumping back to the present day and I found that very jarring – and last year's Assassin's Creed Revelations which fixed a great...

I am a calm and patient gamer. I am not easily angered and I am willing to overlook flaws if the narrative of game keeps me engaged. With this in mind I present to you my review of Assassin's Creed III, a game that in it's last few moments had me ready to tear my controller in two.

As Gamestyle mentioned in the preview for Assassin's Creed 3, pre-orders for this game are at a high. On the 25th of October, just under a week before release, Ubisoft confirmed that AC3 is the most pre-ordered game in their history.

I recently picked up Assassin's Creed 3 and upon completion I have decided that my opinion is...meh. The open world feels free and the environment itself is simply beautiful, however upon a closer look and an in depth playthrough I discovered the shear mass of holes.

Interesting story; beautiful enviornments; entertaining ship scenes

Glitches; poor interaction with environment; less than enthralling side quests

This is worst AC game yet... Boring locations, boring main character, pointless game features that you use once then never again and story is completely dreadful.