Like other Xbox games it installed easy and was playing with in minutes. The game plays well. No lag or glitches during game play so far making this a pretty solid product. I haven't found anything wrong with the game itself.

Challenging; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics

A solidly executed addition to your adventure, worth returning to the game for.

Assassin's Creed has come a long way since it's first faltering steps with Altair. Despite the original game's flawed gameplay, it was easy to see the potential of parkour and sneaking over the rooftops of ancient Jerusalem and Damascus.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag stands apart from its predecessors in plenty of ways, but none more evident than its focus on sea-based exploration. Building on the terrific sea ship mechanics of Assassin's Creed III , nearly half the game is spent sailing around the Caribbean, exploring small...

Important characters and eras are problematically mired in the need to have an historian's knowledge to appreciate the deep-rooted issues to which each game's multi-year stories only offer a snapshot of.

As a major fan of the Assassins Creed franchise, I had already fully completed Black Flag on the 360 prior to playing the Xbox One version. Fortunately, it's safe to say that the differences between the current-gen and next-gen versions are practically negligible.

If you like assassins creed get it, if you are are not a fan and hoping they changed the game in some big way i would pass for now.

Plain and simple - assassins creed with ships and pirates; That can be good or bad depending on you

for me personaly it is just more of the same

The overall game is as good as the rest of the Assassin's Creed series, but does little to improve itself over the previous editions. The game does a good job at balancing between the number of sneaking land missions and the aggressive sea missions.

I have always loved the fiction that Ubisoft created for the Assassin's Creed games. The war between Templer Knights and a brotherhood of assassins that has raged over the millennia within history's shadows is extremely compelling.

-Pirating at sea; -Huge but intricate world; -Incredible visuals; -Edward is a great character; -Hunting sharks is as cool as it sounds; -Love those sea shanys

-less options in combat; -a few free running hiccups

I had to do a double take when looking in to the history of the Assassin's Creed series as a whole in advance of writing this review. With no less than fifteen games released in the six years since the first Assassin's Creed game a certain term inevitably comes to mind.