Assassin's Creed® Revelations

I am currently playing through every major title of the AC franchise. I have had a lot of fun pursuing the Ezio trilogy and finishing it off with this game. Even though old Ezio doesn`t look a lot like the one from Brotherhood, I have still enjoyed this title a lot based on its story, its characters, surprisingly its graphics and on the ability to 100% it on Steam. Unfortunatelly the game has some performance issues whilst you play near the end, but the good old hz reduction always works.

Before reviewing the base game, A FAIR WARNING, DO NOT PURCHASE DLC AT Any cost. Every available guide out there to let you launch the Lost Archive DLC is outdated as with Ubisoft multiplayer servers gone for this game, the DLC will just sit on your main menu but will never ever open. No error. No Warning. Just nothing will happen.

Please also read the following line on the steam store page of the game : - From 25 January 2024: Multiplayer and online features will no longer be available for this product.

Somehow, they are still selling the defunct DLC separately which absolutely doesn't make any sense. You're ideally giving them a tip if you still buy it but rest I will leave it to your wise & humble choice. now coming to the main game.

I have played Assassin's Creed 2 and Brotherhood. This game starts immediately after the ending of Brotherhood,
but if you haven't played the previous two games, it seems like it's set up in a way that makes it hard to understand what's going on. But Still , I think you won't be confused by any aspects of the story progression even if this is your first time playing.

This time, the story is set when Ezio was 51 years old. He fights the Templars for the key to the vault,
and wreaks havoc in Constantinople (now Istanbul).

○ New feature "Hideout Defense"
Mainly, the Templar Knights' recognition gauge (what was the rumor gauge in the previous game) is at MAX, and if you take more conspicuous actions (defeating enemies in battle, recruiting Assassins, rebuilding, etc.), the Templars will discover the hideouts scattered around the country and they will attack you. When you go to the site and enter the hideout, the defense battle begins, and the situation will change dramatically depending on where you place the type of assassin (bow, rifle, air assassin, etc.) and whether you place or strengthen barricades, resulting in a heated battle.
Ezio seems to be able to only give instructions on placement, attack with a rifle, and where to fire the cannon.
Basically, you defeat waves and waves of enemies, raising morale, and then you use that morale to place Assassins and barricades instead of costs, so I felt that the balance was quite good, as too much biased placement can suddenly put the situation at a disadvantage.

Once you've cleared out a certain number of enemies, a boss-class temple equipped with weapons such as a large ballista and Greek fire will come and attack you, so it was pretty tough. Ezio's rifle and Assassin's attacks were no match for it. If you waste your cannon, it takes a long time to recharge, so barricades and hideouts are easily destroyed, so I felt that the key was knowing when to use the cannon.

○ About "Hook Blade"
The hook blade added this time seems to be more of a wide range when free running than a combat-oriented one.
The hook blade's reach is so long that you can reach crazy jumps, hook it to higher places and climb, and the best part is the wire action slide using the hook.
You can also use it for assassinations, so I think the range of activities has increased.

○ About "Bomb Craft"
You can combine specific materials to create a variety of bombs for lethal (attack), diversion, and support, and I felt that the range of assassinations has increased depending on the situation.
When you run out of materials, you can get them from the rebuilt tailor or pharmacy, or steal them randomly from enemy soldiers, which is fun.

●Changes
Those who have played the previous games may be confused by the slight change in button layout.
When performing the Hawk's Eye, you used to press E, but now it's the V button.
It's a bit of a hassle if you're not used to it.
Other than that, there used to be a companion named Prostitute, but this time she's been renamed Roma (?)
(No change in performance at all)
In the previous game, the stables and tunnels that were rebuilt are no longer there.

Considering what's happened so far, There was one disappointing thing.

- A bug where if you lose sight of the captain while following him in Sequence 1 the synchronization doesn't end, even though it should.
If you try to go further, you'll see the strange sight of him falling into a strange place and swimming around.

- A bug where the screen goes completely black once in five times at the start of a mission.

*However, bugs can be fixed by replaying the memory.

- The initial loading takes a considerable amount of time.

Postscript (Thoughts after completion)

These are my thoughts after achieving a 100% synchronization rate with both the sub-memory and the full synchronization of each memory.

Story ★★★★☆
In the previous and previous previous games, the rival Knights Templar were very prominent, but this time, the brothers' struggle for supremacy stood out, and I felt that Ezio was caught up in it.
In contrast, I was deeply moved by the reasons why Ezio had to build the library in Masyaf, the strong bond between Altair and Ezio, and the message to Desmond in the present day, as well as the bond that transcends centuries.
The archive DVD, Assassin's Creed Embers, is a short film that depicts Ezio's life afterwards, but I strongly recommend watching it after you've played through the main story and cleared it.

Combat ★★★★☆
Needless to say, its one of the best, but I felt that the style of assassination, which takes advantage of the stealth of the Assassin, was a little broken. There were quite a few battle scenes where you were discovered by the enemy. However, killstreaks and counters were very exhilarating. You can now steal items and money from enemies during battle, and the battle scenes using weapons were also exhilarating. Also, the strength of the elite Janissaries was incredible, and the increase in opponents that cannot be killed in one hit made the battles more rewarding.

Game Balance ★★★★★
Above all, in the previous games, the strength of the hired mercenaries and bandits was so strong that if you attacked the small fry around you, you would win even if you left them alone, but this time the elite unit "Janissaries" are too strong,
so if you attack them carelessly and leave them alone, you will be wiped out. If you don't help them out, you will not only waste money, but also waste your life.
Also, the change to the recognition gauge for the Templar Knights has made it harder to rebuild or take down the Templar Knights' hideouts one after another.
In that sense, I felt that the balance was quite good.

Few Bugs ★★☆☆☆
As expected, there were some bugs here and there. However, the parachute that was used in the previous game to forcefully remove you when you entered a tomb is still there this time. It seems that we have to accept that it is not a bug but a feature. I don't think I saw any bugs that were unpleasant to me.

Other: The graphics and music are absolutely perfect. I especially like the music's sense of tragedy, which I think matches Ezio's current state of mind perfectly.

So excluding unplayable chargeable DLC which is more than enough to take your frustration and anguish to the next level, it wouldn't do any justice to the game which is by far, one of the best open world, parkour, 3rd person, historical Constantinople, Medieval experience, enough to grip your memory forever.

Since 12/20/2024 Ubisoft Connect will not launch Assassin's Creed, Assassin's Creed II, Brotherhood, Revelations, III, Liberation, Black Flag, Rogue, Unity or Syndicate. Prior to this issue with the exact same setup i had over 129 hours alone on AC Revelations. Support for Ubisoft is a joke and Steam "can't do anything about it."

Prior to these issue's i'd gave the whole franchise a thumbs up cause I loved these games. Good luck. If you research these games not launching on Ubisoft Discord or anywhere online this is a plagued issue for them with no solid resolution.

Believe it or not, I've never played an AC game before this one. I was "too busy" torturing myself in Tarkov, I guess.
Looks like the main premise behind "the stories" of all AC games is a pseudoscientific BS, which I detest very much.
The gameplay, however, offers a good amount of legal cocaine (i.e. jump, run, collect useless things, occasionally murder some polygons with fluid and classy animations). I didn't expect to enjoy "parkouring" around in a game as much as I did.

What's different in a major way in all of the AC games seems to be the setting. I specifically got AC Unity (the first AC game I've paid for on Uplay/Ubisoft Connect; still haven't played it) for the the environment and architecture (yes, there was a lot of media noise generated around the famous cathedral). I also didn't expect to enjoy Constantinople/Istanbul as much as I did.

With the exception of the "Desmond" part of the game (which is kinda broken at the moment, but still playable*; it's basically a Portal mod with AC lore), it was a good surprise for me (yes, even the "tower defense" and "micromanagement tycoon idler" minigames). And it's just 9 GB, which is always a win, especially compared to the recent 70GB+ AC games.

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https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3208375262

It was one of the rare occasions where I tried to read most of the names in the credits... so many people involved and so many voice actors for at least four different languages — audio dubs are so much extra work (and I believe they are getting rarer in expensive games)! And someone did the obligatory corporate move with the "production babies" section, for the fluffy feelings. Good work, almost made me cry!

If I'm gonna compare what we called "3rd person adventure games" in the past, IMHO, AC feels way better than Tomb Raider (tried 2/3 of them since the 2013 reboot, even the old ones on my PSOne were kinda cr@p).

The end of Ezio's and Altiar's story, AC Rev feels like the natural progression of the series before the next half of Desmond's.

A nice ending for the Ezio and fun gameplay. A shame that they wouldn't fix the Desmond's memory parts, but there is an easy fix that you can find.

A classic game, peak Assassin's Creed, with some notable issues from age that don't diminish the experience as a whole.

General Spoilers:

This ends Ezio and Altiar's stories, with a nice story and a fun set of mechanics. The wall running is good, with some jump aiming issues, and fighting is fun but simple. The game misses the opportunity to let us go between the Underworld and Constantinople at will, especially because in order to 100% the game you need to go back to the Underworld to buy very expensive books and collect animus fragments. The story while taking my time was 20hrs, easily could get that down to 15 if not less. 40hrs to 100% the base game achievements without guides, I am sure that can be reduced too. Regardless, this game is fantastic, primarily because of Ezio being the lead and all the side characters being generally pleasant. Hopefully the glitches are addressed, as you need to adjust the files to access Desmond's Journey segments and you need to cap at 60 fps later in the game to avoid crashes. 8/10, 9 without the bugs.

After 21 minutes of play, it looks cool but I find the building climbing pretty annoying with an XB1 controller.

This game is a bit outdated in terms of graphics, but the gameplay still holds up well.

It's a nice setting to explore the late 1500s, during the peak of the Ottoman Empire. It's also interesting to learn a bit more about Turkish culture and customs.

In my opinion, I prefer this game over AC2 and Brotherhood because Ezio is more mature and wise. In the other two games, his ego is bigger than his brain, which annoys me the most.

8/10

Greatly enhances the Assassins Creed story where you play Ezio Auditore once again. Another fun AC game, though not completely polished with its share of glitches and grindcore.

I never got the chance to play this on my PC as a kid for a few reasons, and one of them was that I didn't have the computer specs that were enough to run this game back then. However, I had tried this game once in an internet cafe, but that was a really long time ago, and I didn't really have the experience of the game as I have now. In addition, I was only able to play Assassin's Creed Brotherhood in my old PC because it's the only game that I could afford at the time. Despite not having to play this game for a long time and the fact that I'm older now, It's still very fun to play, very much like the old days.

It's peak. O jogo é meio feio por conta do cenário e tem uma mecânica de bomba que é muito desnecessária e mal feita pra krl, mas o jogo se sustenta e é um must buy pra quem jogou os outros jogos da saga do Ezio Auditore.

You have to relog to Ubisoft Connect each time you launch the game thru Steam. Password not remembered.

Garbage. The DLC are not accessible anymore, the game wasn't that good looking to begin with, and the controls feel like they were programmed by a hamster on every form of narcotic in existence.

7.5/10
I've always been a fan of AC and from the Ezio trilogy this was my least favorite. The story and setting is great but it just doesn't hold a candle to the other two in my opinion! I still highly recommend this game if you are a fan and/or are interested in the series!

The game has broken segments due to the servers going offline. You must have an internet connection to start the game on steam deck which is rather unfortunate.
Assassin's Creed Revelations was my favorite game to play, and the base game is still there, but with some missing segments which is rather unfortunate.

Love the game as i originally played via the Ubisoft app back in 2012 and as Steam Achievements were added reacently i decided to buy it on here.
When i boot the game from Steam the Ubisoft Connect app opens and starts to install the game for a 2nd time within Ubisoft Connect, so it's installed twice on my PC.... also Steam doesn't register me even playing it so i can't gain any Steam Achievements... so whats the point? I have a few Assassin's Creed Games on Steam n they work fine so what gives?

I revisited this title in 2024 when they added achievements, I thought I beat it previously, but upon launching it and syncing my progress, found that I had fallen off the title after the first few missions, and after 100%'ing the base game, I understand why. This title explains why Ubisoft is failing as a company. The game itself in 2024 is a neglected mess. If you run the game above 60FPS and with VSYNC off, the game will randomly crash during certain sequences (I assume due to the way certain animations are trying to play as it's always during a mocap animation playing) You can't even play the entire base game without utilizing the Steam Console to re-download components of the game Ubisoft accidentally deleted in an update, and have never bothered to fix. This also includes the DLC, so if you purchase that, it is literally unusable without running some behind-the-scenes console commands in Steam. On top of that this content you work hard to restore is an extremely basic first-person platformer that is very clearly tacked on to the title, surely an 11th-hour decision to tack on modern day components to the game without much cost. This would be fine if what was delivered in the working part of the base game was serviceable... but it's not. It reintroduces the brotherhood system from the previous game, unchanged, but kind of pointless in this title. The missions are annoying to maintain, and it feels like an annoying plate-spinning contest with little reward. The main source of income is a bank that regularly pays out based on property owned, however it feels unbalanced, the payouts only acrue while in free-roam, so going to do missions instead will leave you broke, and there isn't much to do in free roam other than grab collectables. This is mostly fine, as other than pouch upgrades and weapons, money isn't used much. However if you want to 100% the game, you will need to buy all the books, 4 of which total to over $370,000 an absurd amount to raise in the game naturally. If the income passively accrued in and out of mission, or even in real-time even with the game closed, it would have still been a minor grind, but not near the slog it is as it stands. Next the gameplay, This game inroduces the hookblade, an interesting addition, but is mostly unimportant. You can do almost everything the hookblade does early on by tapping the "grasp" button when climbing. so it really only gives you a couple optional takedowns. Next are bombs, these are more interesting, although most of the time you'll just be carrying a set of poison bombs and smoke bombs, and that's it. Noise and smoke signal grenades are situationally useful, but not any more useful than dropping a smoke and running through the guards. Okay, so the game is a neglected, grindy, side-grade of a game in gameplay and tech, what about story? This story is short and sweet, weirdly despite starring Ezio mostly revolves around the later years of Altaïr. These sequences outshine anything happening in Constantinople, which is a boring political strife. The one saving grace is, as always with AC games, the location, which is a beautiful nested puzzle box that is fun to explore. If you need a fix of the classic social-stealth gameplay in a new location, and don't mind a technical mess you will need to fix, this will work, for everyone else, stay away.

i buy the game and it is very bad because i am on my 37% of story and when i playng it stops launching at middle of playnt... recomendation -99999999/10

Somehow Ubisoft managed to make the perfect sequel to a perfect sequel to a perfect sequel. In my opinion Assassin's Creed Revelations is the peak of the series. everything from game-play, traversal, parkour, music, writing, and especially the story was at it's best here. It's a beautiful sendoff to Ezio and sets the stage for Assassin's Creed III beautifully.
A lot of people criticize the 'The Lost Archive' DLC due it being extremely different from anything we have ever seen before and since in Assassin's Creed. But personally, I loved the story told in it and the whole DLC gives this backroom type vibe its somewhat creepy and i really dig that.

ATTENTION, READ BELOW.
Now that the game finally has steam achievements a lot of people are going back to this game to complete it only to realize that the Desmond's Journey and the TLA DLC are no longer available after Ubisoft shutdown the multiplayer servers back in September 1st 2022. Somehow they also removed a lot of files necessary for the DLC to even work, and they haven't fix the issue since. Don't even bother reaching out to Ubisoft support they are useless, they pretty much told me "Yeah you bought the Single Player DLC but online functionality for this game is no longer available" Which is incredibly stupid. So here is what I did to fix the game and get access to the DLC.

To fix the Desmond Journey portion of the main game i downloaded the ACRPR.exe file and put it in the games folder. You can donwlonad the file here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PLVa__8xiEysQlEH5HZlImvTF-F6mIHY/view?usp=sharing

To fix the TLA DLC I followed this guide by Steam user Vitharr. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3208375262

In a nutshell you need to:
Step 1: Press Win+R in your keyboard and type in this command steam://nav/console in the box that pops-up to enable console mode on steam.
Step 2: In the console copy and paste this download_depot 201870 201871 3788743185036498953 steam will then download a bunch of files. These files will be located at SteamLibrary\steamapps\content\app_201870\depot_201871
Step 3: In the console copy and paste this download_depot 201870 201882 6947412385247558407 steam will then download a bunch of files. These files will be located at SteamLibrary\steamapps\content\app_201870\depot_201882
Step 4: Copy all these files and paste them onto the Assassin's Creed Revelations folder.

With that the TLA and Desmod's Journey should now be available.

If the TLA option does not show up in the main menu after you do this do the following
Step 1 go to the Assassin's Creed Revelations folder right click on the ACRPR.exe file, click on properties go to compatilibility and set the game to run in Windows 7 compatibility mode (You may also do this with the ACRSP.exe and ACRMP.exe)
Step 2: buck up your save file which should be located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft Game Launcher\savegames\*long string of numbers and letters*\40
Step 3: Disable cloud sync in ubisoft connect, open Ubisoft connect go to general settings and uncheck the cloud sync box.
Step 4: Go to nexus mods and download the AC Revelations Gold Edition unlocker save file https://www.nexusmods.com/assassinscreedrevelations/mods/85
Step 5: Put this save you just downloaded in the same directory where your save was.

With all of this done TLA should now be accessible to you.
Comments will be left open here in case you have a question. Let me know I'll gladly help you with any issues you may have.


It's incredible how Ubisoft never bothered fixing this game. This is unacceptable.
The only reason why I'm giving this a positive review is because the game it self is absolutely brilliant, unfortunately Ubisoft owns it and they don't care.

After 12 years since the release this guys decided to add achievements to steam while their company is on the edge of collapse. Guillemot is a genious man :D

Spend an hour getting Ubisoft connect to work, 15 mins to get controller to work.
Come back next day have to fix Ubisoft connect AGAIN and over an hour trying to get controller to work and it's not happening.
Doesn't matter if the game is good or bad if it is not even functional

Just my favorite AC. If you've played the previously, just go for it. If you haven't and don't wanna start from the first (AC1), I'd recommend playing at least AC2 and Brotherhood before.

Great game (everyone knows it), but not getting a thumbs up from me because of current Ubisoft's incompetency to properly address the issue with the DLC that you pay for but cannot access in-game.

What do you mean controllers are not supported!?
Apparently only thing that works is setting up the controller to work as a keyboard.
One time I managed to work one of my controllers as an xbox 360(?) controller. But when I restart the game that stopped working as well.
Sooo if you wanna play this with controller (I would assume old xbox controllers would still work) or on the steam deck then don't buy it. On pc, with k+m? Go for it.
another heads-up Desmond sequences and dlc don't lunch either. I get the first one running but haven't really played yet, just in and out.
But looks like you can find a work around for both.
There are many other things too but this game is an important part of the story and if you wanna get this for that reason I would encourage it other wise not so much.

They added achievements after 10 years.

Hopefully next update will fix the sections of the game that were removed and now cause crashes. And remove the Ubisoft Connect that produces a never-ending spam of "Let this program make changes to your PC?" popups when I start the game.

But I doubt it.

Saw an announcement that there are achievements now, thought it may be fun to check, got 38/48 automatically and understood that I need a DLC for the rest. Horrible reviews for it because it doesn't launch, but some suggest that it is solvable, Only after buying I vaguely remembered that I already know from years ago that there was something fishy with that DLC and only after fight to make this work, including fucking ubisoft connect requiring password two times for every action, needing to download depot to get the separate binary for the DLC, because why would ubisoft ensure that DLC is working at all, I understand that it is not assassin's creed, but just a fucking platformer that I vaguely remember from the main game. And it is even not long enough to make 70% off a fair price, ffs

I bought the Assassin's saga because I was nostalgic and wanted to replay them. But Ubisoft has made them unplayable. First with their stupid strategy of having to log in every time you start the game and then by deleting entire segments of the game by removing multiplayer support. The game crashes every time you enter inaccessible areas and naturally Ubisoft will do nothing to fix it, showing once again their contempt for users!

I loved this game when it came out, but the new update deleted a good third of the game
HOW DO YOU MANAGE TO DO THAT?????????????????????????????
it's now been some time I stopped playing and I don't know if they did an update, had to patch the game myself to get those parts recovered
imagine doing your job, Ubisoft will fall and I can't wait to dance on their grave

Thanks so much for adding achievements to this game! better late than never, please add it also to the whole Ezio trilogy ( Brotherhood and AC 2 )

Being the final implementation of the Ezio Trilogy, the game improves the mechanisms from previous games and introduces some new ones. The parkour and Movement are better than ever with the addition of the hook blade. The game plays beautifully and is incredibly fun. The story was fantastic; I loved how it gave both Ezio and Altaïr an perfect ending. I loved this game, and is my favorite from the Ezio Trilogy.

Decent game and ending to the Ezio/Altair series. I think it was the best of the first four games of AC. The parkour, while fun, is kinda messy. Combat is better than in the previous games for the sole reason that it is slightly more difficult - i.e. the hardest enemies actually require some effort. All other enemies are still a complete walk in the park as in previous games, though. The story is ok, but there aren't many memorable characters. Ezio, Selim, Desmond and Altair kind of carry the game, while the other assassins are uninteresting.

Ezio will always be the best AC character. It’s such a shame his journey had to end. I still can’t believe they messed up the plot so badly in Origins and the games after that.

After the irresistible glamour of Italy, this is a refreshing return to the more exotic roots of AC.

Fire. im so glad i got to run around as a 50 year old man, stabbing dudes who are half my age.

Ubisoft took a very different approach to a few new game mechanics added to AC Brotherhood, which are more annoying than fun. It's as if midway they became clueless as to what to do with them and just gave up. Story wise, I would say it's a proper wrap up of the Ezio trilogy. Gameplay wise, the few new additions they made, for example the hook thingy, are quiet innovative and fun, along with the new tools and all. But crafting and some other things are not that well laid out and they can quiet often be ambiguous and frustrating. Still highly recommended 8/10.

i wished to complete the ezio arc and now that i did, the revelations is bad ending for him, but i would still recommend everyone that played ac2,ac brotherhood to finish this one

Assassin's Creed: Revelations takes the series to Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul), offering a rich historical setting and a fitting conclusion to Ezio's story. While the gameplay and narrative are strong, some sections can feel quite tedious.

I am basically unable to play this game as every 2 milliseconds my screen jitters and shakes uncontrollably. To the point that I end up with a migraine after trying to power through it after 10 minutes. I've looked up my issue online to find multiple forum posts and even an article from Ubisoft themselves (000063457) that mentions I have to delete or rename the file 'systemdetection.dll'

This file simply does not exist on my system. I've re-downloaded the game. Verified files. Changed which drive the game is installed on. Fiddle fucked with Ubisoft's always outstanding launcher that cant ever remember me. I can't find this file on my PC. I'm sure there is another work around or unofficial patch that I can go install but I simply can't be bothered. I checked other reviews and apparently some missions are profoundly broken and require you to edit multiple files or adjust how the game runs as well as straight up missing content from the single player experience.

I played AC2 and Brotherhood countless times over and over again through the years and really wanted to play this one again but I can't due to a multitude of errors.

Unplayable = Negative Review. Sucks too, really wanted to play through this again.

I honestly love this game. BUT since the servers for the multiplayer have been turned off the update from ubisoft broke Desmonds part of the story. So unless you are very lucky or willing to manually tinker with game files you can forget about playing through the entirety of single player experience. TRULLY DISSAPOINTING

Amazing game. Good conclusion for Ezio's and Altair's legacy.

Last time with Ezio. While it doesn't have the punch of AC2 or AC Brotherhood, it is still a nice installment with Ezio.

If you are new to AC, probably not the best place to start. If you are wondering if this is worth it after AC2 and Brotherhood, just manage your expectations, it is mostly "more of the same" - which is pretty good - but without much groundbreaking additions to the gameplay.

Ubisoft, in their infinite, never-ending profound fucking idiocy, deleted entire segments of this game when they wiped out all the defunct multiplayer content. Important, story related content is now inaccessible, namely the "Lost Archive", and the Animus Island Desmond restored memory segments. Naturally, they have no intention of ever fixing their error. Watching this unfathomably incompetent company go down in flames in the upcoming years will be a hollow victory, but one I'll savor nonetheless.

Assassins creed: Revelations - Even after many years of it's original release still holds up to this day for it's story and mechanics. However,it still is an assassin's creed game which means if you played one you pretty much played them all with same bugs and same gameplay. And some of it's options aren't quite polished,like not having "hide owned" option for items and a lot of it's content is gutted by u-play existing.

Just 100% it.The base game and the story are allmost flawless but the pirces and the glitches are killing it.I can't play the dlc even tho i heard it wery bad.Overall a great base game but every thing else that lies on ubisofts support is atrocious.10/10 story 6/10 everything else

I love this game, however every time my game crashes at the same place.

Not what i expected but nothing much to do and just the conclusion to ezio stories..cool hook mechanism and reminds me of syndicate..oh and cool bomb ig

Great story line and graphics

the guild is even better in this game, and beefing up your assassins is fun asf.

I couldn't even play it due to an error
the game is good as much as i've seen from youtube videos but yeah..
it was an dll error yet when i called an more experienced guy over to fix it for me it didn't work!
Youtube tutorials were used in this process.