Assassin's Creed® Revelations

6/10. Ok this is one of my least loved Assassin's creed games. After playing the second and the brotherhood, this one feels bad. First thing that piss me off is that Ezio looks totally different in this game. Yes I get that he is older but this is a totally different man. Doesn't even look italian anymore. Second, the setting is not interesting to me at all, before it was beautiful italian cities and now its Constantinople. Just not my vibe at all. I finished the game for the collection but I doubt I will be playing it again.

The game itself, like the content of the game, is good. Fairly short and fun AC game. The PC port, just like the ports for 1 through Brotherhood, is ass. Crashes every so often. Ubisoft asks for your password every time you launch the game. The tipping point for me that makes me not recommend this is a game-breaking crash that occurs near the end of the game that literally prevents me from continuing. I even tried loading on steam deck, and for whatever reason this game absolutely will not accept any controller layouts on there. There are probably fixes and workarounds, but I don't think that should be necessary to simply play and finish this game.

This was a good game to play as I wanted to continue the story from Brotherhood, but it also felt much like the same game with a few new mechanics. After playing through most of the game I would not have recommended, but the ending made it worth it. If I were to play these games again I would only play Brotherhood though, it was better.

i love the action and killing parts and the leap of faith is so fun

Still buggy as hell,
Random system crashes every once in a blue moon,
but had several hours of gameplay and it wiped my save file on the ubisoft launcher for some reason.
Used to enjoy this on PS3 no problems, not sure what happened with the PC port.
Played with an 8bitDo controller, that much worked quite well.

The game is pretty good but the dlc and desmond sequences is not playable and I don't know how can I 100% achieved this game without it! please bring it back!

I would recommend this game only for the sole reason of its the end of ezio's storyline anyone who loves assassins creed this is what made the game what it was. I have 100% completed the game recieved all possible trophies, repaired everything to 100%. I have done all faction missions ect. There is absolutely no way to play the lost archive files since ubisoft just deletes files not knowing what they are for.... The dlc maps and other important missions are all deleted no way to play those missions so basically you get the vanilla game and nothing more. So after completing all main story line and collecting everything possible at 40 hours played i am uninstalling the game since the other 9 trophies are locked behind the lost archive files with absolutely no possible way to get them unless ubisoft magically decides to put the files back into the game.

Altair's and Ezio's story only! All games after the first four canonical stories (AC, AC II, AC: Brotherhood and AC: Revelations) are just a money grab and *Good Mor-ning Sunshine Meme!*

This game is so much fun! The graphics is amazing, the story is fantastic, and the attention to detail is phenomenal.

The modern story is severely underwhelming due to Brotherhood's ending, disrupting the dynamic in the group and eventually ending it horribly in AC3. The conclusion of Ezio and Altair's story, however, is satisfying and nicely done. The Lost Archive DLC is interesting,as it gives more insight into the Subject 16's character, but unfortunately in a classic Ubisoft manner, butchered. The unnecessary death of Lucy to later be revealed in a DLC that is not even accessible through Steam because of the Isu, Juno, which her story is also ended outside the game series and never to be mentioned again.

The final adventure of the gamers' beloved Legend, Ezio Auditore Da Firenze. Although it has been years since I played it, I remember this was a good game back in the time - even if we got the same experience we could do over and over again. There were a lot of interesting and intriguing parts which I liked, such as the mysteries of Ezio and Desmond (I was disappointed with the story of Subject 16, I think their part was a big missed opportunity for the bigger plot), the memories of Altair, the beauty of Constantinople aka. "The Crossroads of the World" and Cappadocia, the touching and heartwarming ending, or the wonderful score from Jesper Kyd. I am glad he never really disappoints us.
Actually, I could go forward and talk about more pros and contras, but I don't think it is necessary, because if you played the previous instalments of Ezio, then you need to see his last epic adventure as well.

Requiescat in Pace, Ezio

I have tried everything to play the game and I can't even get in from the title screen, it isn't detecting my keyboard and mouse and it has made me fed up with trying. Anyone who knows how to fix this please help me.

+ Ubisoft added achievements after a lot of years...

- Every time I have to login into their trash launcher because it cant remember me, why they left monkey to develop their launcher ???

AC Revelations is a very good game. Playing as Ezio main character.

Game has a similar many interesting developments throughout the story.

I had so much fun finding all collectables and achieving 100% achievements. The game it-self was only 20 hours of story driven game-play.

There was a small issue with DLC loading, but after googling found a guide to make it work.

The Graphics decent for the time of the release but some animations glitched , lets be respectful and understand that this is an old game. The game development was not as good as of 2025. My game did not crash once, so that's a positive.

Let's talk about bomb? There are many types of bombs, but i find most of them useless and waste of time. Only the decent one is smoke grenade and sticky poison.

Gold was quite easy to accumulate, all you do is hire thieves ad let them gather in location like Grand Bazzar if you have all buildings bought will speed things up. Then leave it overnight. No stress.

Overall this is a just a decent old game. Nothing special from AC series. if you like AC games, this is good game to try. For someone that likes a good story - i loved this game.

You should buy this game with all DLC otherwise the story will not make sense.
The DLC gives you perks and access to new story, new weapons and nice upgrade ?

Thank you for reading,

Have fun! Enjoy! And remember - Stay Hidden! You are a shadow! You are assasin.

Solid Story and Gameplay Mechanics but the DLC didn't work

Gameplay : 5/5
Graphics : 3/5
Audio (Sound effects, voice acting) : 5/5
Soundtrack : 5/5
Story : 5/5
Characters : 5/5
Worldbuilding : 5/5
Immersion : 5/5
Replayability : 3/5
Bugs Cleanliness : 2/5
Price/Quality Value : 5/5

Difficulty (1-Very easy, 5-Very difficult): 2/5

Overall : 4,4/5, Amazing

Still my favorite AC. Ubi added Steam achievement support after almost 15 years, but it doesn't work flawlessly. There's high chances you will be stuck at 47/48 achievements or even worse, if you don't own the DLC you will be locked out of half the achievements. If that matters to you, maybe consider skipping it for now.

The AC2 trilogy is one of the better games in the series when taken as a whole.

game controls are annoying

personal verdict - ★★★★★★★★☆☆ "8/10" ✅

DLC: The Lost Archive - ❌

It's a beautiful game like AC 2 and Brotherhood but compared to them it has less creativity in missions, side quests etc...
I expected more but it's good enough to give it 8/10
Ezio Auditore is one of the best characters in the gaming industry
i will wait for remake of 1 and Ezio collection.

I don't care what others say about this game, or the fact that while yes, (there's an issue with getting full achievements on this version of the game), I really honestly don't find that bothers me in like any way at all, or rather, liking the game for the fact it is a good game and not for little quirks that seem to really piss some people off, idk.

The story isn't perfect in all areas, but the ending coupled with Jesper Kyd's brilliance in composure gave me the same wow factor that the other Ezio titles did, only this one felt a bit more - especially towards the end. At this point I have beaten this game probably 3-4 times and still go back in every now and then just to mess about.

Every time I have beaten this game, I've been left with the same feeling of a chapter closing (all the years I spent playing the other Ezio Assassins Creed games), and a warm closure as the credits roll each and every time. I guess you could say the ending was rather...revelating...(if that's even a word).

great game it feels so good playing as altair and city is also colorful and immersive

Opened to replay the game to 100% it now that they added trophies. Sections of this game are simply unplayable (Desmond Sequences and The Lost Archive) since they removed files that were necessary for them to function. Too much tinkering is needed and you can't even get The Lost Archive anymore.

just dont buy this game u'll have to mess with the files and that just sucks, also a lot of crashes so u need to play 60hz. except that the story is ok but slow not like previous ones and gameplay is imo worse cuz its slow but complicated

I recommend this game, but only if you're willing to do more than just install and play. With a lot of older games like this, they will perform worse with more modern CPUs with multiple cores (I experienced the same thing on Far Cry 3). In this review I will go over the things I had problems with and the ways around them and also my review of the actual game..

This game is one of the worst old AC games I've experienced playing on steam recently. When I was playing in Cappadocia or any mission reliving Altaïr's past, my game would crash really frequently. There were other moments when it would happen randomly, but those were the main moments. The way around this is by limiting how many cores of your CPU is being used when running AC Revelations. I do this by installing a program called Process Lasso and I disabled all cores except core 0. There is guides elsewhere on how to use the software specifically, but just know that it's safe and a normal procedure for playing older games on a modern gaming rig.

Another issue with this game is they removed multiplayer. To be fair, I don't mind it because I didn't wanna have to do those achievements, but during that process somehow they messed up the Desmond missions and The Lost Archive and you can't access any of that content without either your game crashing or being stuck in an infinite loading screen. To fix this, I followed a steam guide someone posted where basically you revert to an older game save before they removed multiplayer and it'll allow you to play the Desmond and Lost Archive missions perfectly fine. If you have already played these missions in the past, you know there isn't anything special about them because they're just obstacle courses with collectibles. They're very boring and take not a lot of time to 100%. The only reason I went through all the work of being able to play them is because I wanted to obtain all the achievements legit. Note: I did this after I got all the achievements in the main part of the game and it didn't erase my save data or anything.

Speaking of achievements, they added achievements to a ton of Ubisoft games (mainly Far Cry and AC games). So that's the main reason I replayed this game. Getting all achievements is simple. This game has a really small map and the story is fairly short. The achievements that'll take you the most time to obtain will be getting 7 of your assassin trainees to Master Assassin rank and purchasing all the books. Purchasing all the books takes a lot of money. Getting your assassin trainees to Master Assassin just takes a lot of time, so there isn't a lot to it. For the books, there are 18 books total to purchase from book shops (14 in Constantinople and 4 in Cappadocia) and 10 books that can be found doing the book missions. The books in the shops are really expensive (especially in Cappadocia). In order to do accumulate the money needed for this fairly quickly, I just didn't buy much of anything during my play through and just spent all my money on renovations to increase my revenue. Doing this + story missions + Mediterranian defense game will help you generate a lot of money over time.

Overall, this game is definitely the most dull out of the other Ezio AC games in my opinion just because you're playing as a much older Ezio and the colors/theme is just darker, but it isn't terrible and still a fun AC game to play. I'm biased because I'm an Assassin's Creed fan, but realistically Revelations is not the greatest. I was close to giving this game a thumbs down because of the crashes you can experience and all the issues you can run into, but I didn't because the game isn't exactly unplayable. You just need to do some adjustments before you're able to play stress free. The story is focused mainly on Altaïr and Sofia more than anything so the story is eh. The den defense mini-game is weird and seems like it should've been a mobile game instead. The good from this game is definitely that amazing classic AC game atmosphere, the music, the characters, and ya boi Ezio Auditore da Firenze.

If you're interested in playing this game, only buy it on steam when it is on sale and be willing to tweak your game in order to experience the entirety of what the game has to offer.

Loved the game, honestly much better than i anticipated. Althought game crashing issue that I had to fix by limiting FPS via nvidia control panel, DLC no longer available to buy and play and game not loading Desmond memories almost made me not finish playing it, I still enjoyed the core story. Looking forward to playing the rest of games.

This is my least favorite Assassin's Creed game to date, which sucks because the meta plot progression makes it essentially required to understand the meta plot in the first several titles.

The grenades are overcomplicated and add little to the experience, I never had to use the tower defense mode again after the tutorial for it (because it usually occurs if you make a mistake), Ezio's plots are extremely dull, and while I liked the city of Constantinople it had very few interesting platforming sections. This game had a focus on setpiece moments and I honestly don't think they added that much. There's content here I didn't play, but I was honestly just desperate for it to be over by the end. Personally, I would recommend just watching the cutscenes elsewhere and skipping this title.

I sure do love it when a Triple-A company can't be fucked to make achieving all achievements possible. If you do not own The Lost Archive (or even if you do, cause fuck the people who gave them money I guess), you cannot 100% the game without pirating The Lost Archive (and Desmond's Journey, cause they also removed that). This is because, when they were removing the multiplayer from the game, they wanted to spend as little amounts of time and money removing it as possible, so the simple solution was to delete the files connected to the multiplayer, but in doing so, they also deleted files that are more vaguely connected to the multiplayer. Desmond's Journey has multiplayer unlocks in it, but instead of removing the unlocks, they delete the whole thing. I'm not sure why they deleted The Lost Archives, there's nothing in it that connects it to the multiplayer at all.

If you want to 100% the game, there are guides in the Steam guides section that provide a download link for The Lost Archives and Desmond's Journey. It's really disgusting that we have to resort to risking our PC's to download the DLC we already own or cannot buy legally, and then they throw salt into the wound by adding achievements linked to these DLC's.

As for the base game, it's been a while, but from what I recall, it's a pretty good conclusion to the triology started with Assassin's Creed 2. It has that same time sink that I didn't like in Brotherhood, but it's not required for 100%ing the game, so I'm ignoring it for the most part.

A good way to wrap up the Ezio and Altair era of AC. Getting to experience not only Ezios final adventures but also more of Altairs life was so interesting. The modern day is the weakest it has ever been in this one. Ends on a good setup for AC3. 100% grind is not so bad here, den defence missions are painfully boring and you can tell they are starting to run out of ideas for the 100% grind in this format of AC. Now that Ubisoft is finally listening to users and adding steam achievements to the old games I hope it continues for all their releases

One of the best games I've ever played. Amazing story, amazing details, and a great way to finish off the Ezio trilogy. Strongly recommend it!

The nostalgia is still there but the conversion to PC is garbage.
Consistent crashes, movement problems, mission glitches; the works.
ON TOP OF HAVING TO SIGN INTO UBISOFT PLAY STORE EVERY-TIME YOU LAUNCH THE GAME.
EVEN WHEN THE ONLINE MULTIPLAYER HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
Glad to see my hatred for Ubisoft has been reinforced.
A 14 year old game should not require a sign on, period.
Sad I didn't pirate it. Ubisoft does not deserve another cent.

Full disclaimer:
* I have been employed by Ubisoft for ~8 years (Up until 2021) and worked on the Assassin's creed series for most of that (multiple titles from AC 3 to AC Odysey, from quality assurance to level design and technical direction)
* I bought this game with my own money.
* This is my personal opinion, and nothing else.

Now with that out of the way:
Getting 100% was... an exercise in finding workarrounds for incompetence.

approximate amount of time to 100%: 30-50
Estimated achievement difficulty: 4/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Multiplayer achievements: No.
Missable achievements: No. (DNA select available)
Grinding Achievements: YES!. Multiple "collect all" type achievements that slowly unlock as you progress the main game.
DLC-Only achievements: YES.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DLC with 10~ achievements is no longer available for purchase !!!!!!!!!
Time-gated achievements: No.
Speed-run achievements: No.
RNG-achievements: No.
Does difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty choice.
Glitched/Unobtainable achievements: YES.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Had to restart a save file since achievements weren't unlocking anymore. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Note:
* You think you hate Ubisoft enough.. but you don't
* some (SOME, it's random) achievements synk from Uplay, but some don't ... as far as i know it's random. Good luck.
* The excelent guide on how to access The lost archive by .:Assassin:.wOw~ on steam works like a charm (requires nexus mod account). I recommend it if you are stuck getting 100%.
* Despire re-doing most of the missing achievements the game sometimes failed to grant them despite me being 100% sure i did the actual correct event.

Yeah i think it's the last time i fall for "ubisoft added achievements" trap.
These negative reviews just remind me of the pain i feel when returning to the AC games (arguably the first series to get me into completionism and achievement hunting) and being met with all this jank unworthy of the AAA Gaming company ubisoft pretends to be for years.

Under 49% (way under)... not recommended.

Main history is good, but the game is broken. DLCs are no longer available and the Desmond Sequences (which are included in the game itself) can't be accessed, users need to config their game if they want to play something that is supposed to be playable!

overall fun game. just beat ac2 and moving to revelations is a smother experience with a similar level of fun.

A good presentation to close Ezio's story, From mentor to master.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.

Great game loved every second but frustrated that Ubisoft glitched out the Desmond Journey so your achievements are stuck at 67%.

Good sequel with great story and just slightly below Brotherhood. Recommend JA

The memories of Desmond, Ezio and Altair are so Vibrating a lot on Windows 11 that it makes me, as a latecomer, want to vomit.😵‍💫🤢

And what hurts me a lot is that there is no The Systemdetection.dll file. in the installation folder.🤔😅

Ubisoft once again does not fail at disappointing everyone. They make 100% impossible by completely removing the lost archives dlc which also means you can't fully experience ac revelations. It annoys me how Ubisoft keeps stealing from people who have rightfully purchased the game and don't give a shit about it. F. U. Ubisoft.

If you've played AC2 or Brotherhood before then you know what to expect. A few new additions here and there, such as a new tower defense mini game which is honestly not very good or being able to recruit new Assassin's and send them in different missions to places around the Mediterranean sea, but the core gameplay mechanics remain mostly the same. Revelations is also the end of the Ezio trilogy so don't be an idiot like me and go play AC2 and Brotherhood before you play this one. Constantinople is both rewarding and fun to parkour around, but I'm surprised a 50 year old man can still do acrobatics like he's in his 20s. Just like other old AC titles, in my opinion, they havent aged too well. There is a level of clunkyness to these games that is completely gone in the newer entries which really wear down the experience, but in Revelations' case, you can't go wrong for 15 bucks, especially with a story this good.

I would talk about the Lost Archive DLC but you cant even buy it anymore sooooo yeah.

7/10

AC: Revelations continues the story of its predecessors in a really worthy way. The new mechanics are fun and engaging. There are some bugs here and there, but nothing too oppressive.

They added achievements and then removed the Lost Archives DLC, now you cannot 100% the game without the DLC.

Within the first minute of playing, I already knew that this game would get a negative review. What they were thinking when designing the control layout is beyond me. And even though I eventually got used to these dreadful controls, it doesn't change the fact that you can't customize half of them in the first place. I have no trouble believing that this game was made in just 8 months. Only the last few sequences feel like a story, everything up to that point is either a tutorial or another filler mission. The amount of climbing you have to do in this game is also absolutely ridiculous. Normalize grappling hooks for all AC games from now on.

The achievements were mostly passable. Although to get one in particular, you will need to save up roughly 500K Akçe, just to purchase a bunch of expensive books. The maximum income you can generate through property ownership is around 30K Akçe for every 20 minutes. But that's assuming you purchased all the expensive properties too, most of which costing more than the income you generate at once. Thankfully I stumbled onto a guide for quick and easy cash flow, otherwise, the grind for this particular achievement would have forced me to keep the game running for an entire day.

Unfortunately, thanks to the average incompetence at Ubisoft I'm now locked out of 100% achievement completion. They took notice of their DLCs not working anymore, hence why they decided to just purge them from the store. I would have been grateful, had they also decided to purge the corresponding achievements. Only those who have initially purchased that DLC can still acquire those achievements through a simple workaround. I however am locked out. Ubisoft, even if you fix this, I won't purge this review. However, I might purchase your upcoming and last AC game that you will ever make.

Edit: A friend was gracious enough to provide a solution for the Lost Archive DLC. After sitting through that torture, I wish I could downvote that DLC into oblivion as well. Just what were these developers smoking when making this dogshit 'expansion'? It's basically Portal for the mentally challenged. Ubisoft, my previous offer is off the table. You had your chance. Because of your insolence, this will be the last year for your company. I almost shed a tear but then I remember all the misery you put your customers through. Good riddance, don't crawl back.

A great game with an amazing story. However, do NOT buy ay dlc's as they are impossible to activate. Check out the comments here for more info: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3208375262

If you've always wanted a game where you can drop assassinate, flirt with a sexy bookshop owner and buy a mosque then this could be for you. This is the oldest of the AC games I've played (the others being Syndicate and Odyssey) and I can see where other reviewers are coming from: it's worth playing for the story which ties up the threads of Altair and Ezio's lives but as a game its not that great. The combat is adequate: you can stealth kill by dropping on enemies, kill with throwing knives or poison darts, or just straight forward melee opponents. Movement wise it has excellent parkour and introduces the parachute as a way of traversing the map (this option appears a bit undercooked though as you need to use for only one mission late in the game). As with Syndicate though if you're on mnk you have to get used to pressing two keys plus a mouse button to jump which is a bit awkward but after a while you get used to it. The game in many ways feels fragmented: there is a tower defense mini game introduced at the start but as long as you keep your Notoriety rating low (and unless you're intending to pillage the city like a viking this is pretty easy to do) you'll never have to play it again. There is a mission system where you can "send" your recruited assassins to gain xp and level up: this gives financial rewards and if a recruit levels up sufficiently it triggers optional Master Assassin missions. This takes far too long and you'd need to play for hours more than the story allows to trigger more than one of these missions, It feels like these aspects were either added as an afterthought or just had further development shelved. The missions themselves are OK: they fall into stealth, combat or what I'd call special missions: for example, carriage driving, parachuting or fetch and carry and they're OK. What is missing though (which makes this game far inferior to Syndicate) is any sense of humour: Syndicate had side quests featuring Charles Dickens, Alexander Graham Bell etc which added some colour to the setting and the story; in contrast AC Revelations is just too serious: there are no side quests apart from those required to recruit more assassins (which is pointless unless you want to play the overseas mission minigame to death) As usual in the AC universe there are various "modern world" sections which completely break the immersion of the world so a bunch of dull as ditchwater Primark hoodie wearing bores can explain the story: I hate these bits and they completely ruin every AC game. That aside Constantinople looks great, the story missions are pretty fun, the parkour is excellent, so if you want an adequate AC game to wrap up the story of Altair and Ezio then go for it: otherwise try one of the other AC games I've mentioned above: they are greatly superior.

Couldn't even get past sequence 7 of 9 in the main story due to the game crashing in the middle of a mission at the start of a boss fight, I had to go through several guides to find a way to get around that issue to continue. I never had this issue on console, granted I'm not surprised the sole AAAA game company is this incompetent with porting to PC.

Can't 100% this game without owning DLC that has been removed from the store:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/201882/Assassins_Creed_Revelations__The_Lost_Archive/
Not to mention the spaghetti code achievement that is a simple "craft 30 bombs" , that for some reason is a struggle to figure out what exactly makes it count and under which specific circumstances like going to a certain DNA sequence and only crafting a certain amount. This whole 'adding steam achievements' ordeal is a huge troll and only reaffirms believes that Ubisoft cuts corners wherever possible. How hard is it to just make the DLC available for free instead of butchering the whole game? You disable online services for your games while at the same time forcing your shitty Ubisoft Connect program onto everyone computers. No thanks.

The game had many bugs making some levels unplayable without doing specific things outside of the game and just as I finished the game they added achievements so if I wanted to 100% I'd have to play through the buggy mess all over again, ac2 is amazing and I like the story of Ezio but if ubisoft had taken the time to fix any bugs like this it would be far better

Assassin’s Creed Revelations is a fitting and satisfying conclusion to Ezio Auditore’s journey, offering a refined gameplay experience, a beautifully crafted world, and a story that ties together the arcs of both Ezio and Altair in a meaningful way. While it doesn’t reinvent the series, it delivers a polished and engaging experience that fans of the franchise will love.

The setting of Constantinople is one of the game’s highlights. The city is vibrant, dense, and rich with historical detail, featuring stunning landmarks and a lively atmosphere that makes exploring its streets and rooftops a joy. The addition of zip lines to the parkour system makes traversal even smoother, allowing for more fluid movement across the city.

Combat remains tight and responsive, with improved enemy variety and new tools like the hookblade, which enhances both movement and combat options. The ability to craft bombs adds another layer of strategy, allowing for creative approaches to missions and enemy encounters. While these additions don’t drastically change the core gameplay, they refine and expand on what made previous entries so enjoyable.

The story is where Revelations truly shines. Seeing an older, wiser Ezio reflect on his journey and uncover Altair’s final moments adds an emotional depth that previous games only hinted at. The narrative effectively ties together loose ends from both Assassin’s Creed II and Assassin’s Creed, giving long-time fans a sense of closure. Desmond’s sections, while not as compelling, provide important context for the modern-day storyline.

The game also introduces a new tower defense-style minigame, Den Defense. While not a major feature, it’s an interesting diversion that adds a bit of variety, though not everyone will find it necessary.

Overall, Assassin’s Creed Revelations is a fantastic send-off for Ezio, delivering a rich, immersive world and a story that brings closure to two legendary assassins. It may not be the most revolutionary entry in the series, but it’s a well-crafted, emotionally resonant chapter that any Assassin’s Creed fan should experience.

Rating: 9/10 – A beautifully crafted finale to Ezio’s legendary journey.

Why add achievements if Ubisoft removed content from the game needed to achieve 100% completion? Not only that but there are also some achievements locked behind DLC that is no longer available for purchase.

Ubisoft. Are you good? I thought you guys loved money? Either allow us to buy the DLC or add the missing content to the base edition of the game.