I want to like Assassin's Creed Unity , I really do. From its beautifully realized 18th century world to its incredible parkour system, Unity is, at times, a thrilling experience. What gets in the way?

-Beautiful visuals; -Parkour down is great (when it works

-Bland story; -Frustrating controls; -Tired gameplay mechanics; -Not enough innovation on a tired series

Unity has some technical hurdles to overcome but overall is an incredibly dense game with a living, vibrant Paris to explore.

Though you wouldn't know it by his accent, Arno Dorian is a dashing young Frenchman who is also kind of a brat. When his adoptive father is mysteriously murdered on the eve of the French Revolution, Arno can't help but feel responsible so he joins the Assassin Brotherhood to seek vengeance.

Assassin's Creed Unity: Dead Kings is not as ambitious previous Assassin's Creed downloadable content. Assassin's Creed III's The Tyranny of King Washington told Connor's story in a different reality where George Washington established a new monarchy in the colonies.

Triumphant return to form for a great franchise

The most flawed game in the series. The main story was rather bland, and the glitches that constantly occurred in the side missions and when running around Paris made it a painful and frustrating experience.

I purchased this game for my nephew as a present and he LOVES it!!I am the best aunt ever now!!

Dead Kings offers a surprisingly large bundle of new content that expands and improves on some of the best aspects of Unity's gameplay. Despite a lackluster story and some unnecessary new obstacles, its large playable area and unique underground locations give you lots of opportunities to use its...

Large New Area; New Weapons / Enemies; Extra Side Missions

Convoluted Storyline; Lantern Sections

Dead DLC.

+ The lantern makes from some interesting; but easy; puzzles; + It looks great; + $0 is the right price

- Rubbish story; - Boring side quests; - Still glitchy; - It doesn't need to exist - this isn't what DLC should be

Apologising for broken content with more broken content feels like a bit of a slap in the face, and Dead Kings' confusing, far-from-user-friendly new mechanics make this DLC a bit of a disappointing prospect.