Terrible. Want money back. Worst game ever produced by ubisoft. Moves not good. Glitches. Blanks. Freezes. Crashes. Burns. Bring back ac black flag style.

I've had a scattershot relationship with Assassin's Creed: Unity . I played through its first half during the initial week of its release before opting to put it down and take a self-appointed break. That lasted for roughly three weeks until I went back and finished it just a few days ago.

Assassin's Creed: Unity does have its moments though any goodwill is ruined by a complete breakdown from the promised online functionality. In fairness, about 95% of the game can be played without having to connect with other players, though Ubisoft deserves to be taken to task for not ensuring the...

Whether it's a sequel from an annualized racing series or an expansion pack to a well-received game, there's comfort in the familiar--and, potentially, boredom as well. Dead Kings, the first downloadable content for Assassin's Creed Unity, is an unfortunate example of the perils of taking the beaten...

The Guillotine Gun is rewardingly lethal no matter the range; Classic Assassin's Creed mission types have some innate appeal

Fighting Raiders is almost as one-dimensional as their personalities; Arno's new brooding personality makes him less likable

beautiful game ubisoft worked for more than 5 years to develop this game,real paris st chapple church is same as real one.graphics are outstanding.But,poor story starts good but ending not so good,so many glitches but there are patches.good characters featuring napolean,madame tussards and the great...

Alright: May be slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy them a bit, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.

This new beginning for the epic adventure series is a familiar mixed bag.

+ A fine return to city-based parkour action; an entertaining new hero; endless amounts of things to do; fun co-op

- A somewhat confused and cliched story; user interface issues; bugs; no traditional multiplayer

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There has been a lot of buzz about the release of this year's Assassin's Creed title for the PS4 and Xbox One. It's been around a year since the release of both consoles and expectations are high on what could be the Assassin's Creed of all Assassin's Creed titles.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag was a welcome new direction, adding an enjoyable pirate flavour to the familiar framework of Ubisoft's historically rich open world series. Freely sailing the Caribbean was a real revelation for the series, and it was so enjoyable that it was always going to be missed...