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...

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

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

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.

You'll remember the fun, not the flaws

Brilliant; climactic writing; Refined running and combat; Homestead a great distraction

Some busy-busy side missions; Economy feels a bit pointless

Assassin's Creed III is a fantastic game that's marred only by a glacial few opening hours, a surfeit of history and exposition, and the odd glitch. That aside, ACIII is a triumph and the perfect way to say hello to Connor.

I love this series. Every game is fun, new story, new characters, tasks, wicked locations, and new mysteries to solve.

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...

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.

It's been almost a year since the public got a preview of Assassin's Creed. Developed by Ubisoft.

Brutal combat; Beautiful city design; Free running

Very slow start; Desmond's sections