- I will play the game sometime.

- Hard copy of the game was included free with Xbox purchase, so I really can't complain about the game; - Since I have the disk, I don't have to wait for the download; The game will not take any space on my console

- None

best game but before it runs it has to download 10 gb data to play after that we have to change the color scheme of windows ones all is done it runs nicely and its best game ever i have playes

Triumphant return to form for a great franchise

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the series. For me, the gameplay is just a little slow. Most of the quests have no "zing" so end up feeling bothersome to do. Like a chore or something. And the game itself provides no background music to help "set the mood".

This is the first Assassin's to be made available for the Xbox One and Wow! They have definitely used the console's potential. Like all Assassin's Creed it's an improvement to last versions, although I miss the scenery in AC4 and AC Rogue and being able to travel by boat, the new features make up...

Okay, I'm just going to put this bluntly: who is reviewing the Assassins Creed universe! I admit, Unity is pretty gory with all those beheadings and blood, and Common Sense Media got that right, but when I saw all of the Assassins Creed titles were reviewed 18 plus, I was so surprised I knocked...

Assassin's Creed Unity is a broken mess rushed out the door to meet a deadline and is not worth your hard earned money. The Gameplay is shockingly bad, it is a mix of finding your target then killing your target then rinse and repeat this makes the game boring, uninteresting and frankly a chore to...

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Stability; Story; Main Character; Multiplayer

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

As annualized sequels go, the Assassin's Creed series has done a good job of keeping each installment fresh, thanks to a revolving door of new time periods, characters and historical hijinks.

As the seventh major instalment in the series, though, not to mention the first designed for new console hardware, Assassin's Creed Unity feels like a missed opportunity. Going back to basics at this point may have resulted in a less substantial game than recent years have led us to expect, but it...