My son plays a lot of games, but few actually make me sit down on the couch and watch him play the whole thing from start to finish and that game is called "Assassin's Creed 3". You play as Connor a Native American boy during the Revolutionary war; so you will meet all the American Founding Fathers...

Great game! if this is what I can play instead of them making more Prince of Persia then ill take what I can get.

Definitely worth the buy. They have tutorials before actual game play so it's easy for first time players. This is one of the best games created...would recommend to everyone

This is not a AAA release or even remotely close to the quality and polish of AC3 or 4. This is a PSN title which should only be bought on sale. The graphics/environments are bland and repetitive, voice acting is terrible, interface is nearly non-existent and the narrative is plucky and pandering to...

This game in unlike the earlier stealth game before it. Being an open world stealth game and innovative gameplay with its interactive surroundings really set the bar for other stealth games

Assassin's Creed is an awesome game well worth the price. Great for anyone who wants to complete missions and for those who want to just go around and kill people for fun.

Graphics: The single best graphics on a game I have ever seen; Everything from the tallest building to the smallest rock is so incredibly detailed

End of the story: They kind of spoilt the ending with all of that magic stuff; Big let down

Highly addictive and fun game of which the graphics a amazing. Although the lack of new game play found within the game is very disappointing.

If you are into a repetitive story line this game is for you. It starts off cool but quickly becomes boring, but it something to play.

There are two likely reasons why the once PS Vita exclusive Assassin's Creed III: Liberation is making its way over to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 as a digital download. With Vita sales modest Ubisoft wanted more Assassin's Creed fans to enjoy this side story starring the lovely Avéline, and they also...

It's time once more to step into the mother of all narrative contrivances, the Animus, and interact with history by means of stabbing it from behind. Instead of the ecclesiastical vistas of renaissance Italy, in Assassin's Creed 3 we're treated to a more earthly setting in 18th century America, and...

Thought provoking narrative

- Frame-rate issues