Assassin's Creed® Unity

Revolutionised the stealth aspects and genuine assassination concepts that the first couple of games lacked. Truly fulfilled the "Assassin" part of the title.

Arno isn't bad, pretty likeable, bland story compared to the previous games but not bad at all.
Great stealth game with neat mechanics, and the co-op + heist quests you can do add some really cool depth.

This game was overhated and perhaps the black sheep of the series back in 2014, But Assassin's Creed Shadows finally came around, and now that game took Unity's spot. But for some reason this game has better graphics then newer Assassin's Creed games. hmmmm. Oh the glitches still exist, with this game ,but no where near as bad as it did between 2014 and 2016.

DO NOT BUY.

Unplayable thanks to Ubisofts fucking launcher.
Dosen't even start, can't say if it's good or not.

The game itself is good, Paris is very well made and fun to navigate. The story is pretty alright too.

But Ubisoft bs like their launcher or being forced to be connected to the internet even to play single player sessions ruin the experience imo.

Also it's very buggy, took me two hours only to boot it the first time. Coop worked for one mission for me, then it stopped working completely. Needless to say, Ubisoft support never bothered to reply.

I recommend buying this game only when discounted and only after accepting that part (if not all) of the game MIGHT not be playable for you. If you're willing to risk it, go on and try it out.

A great game, if you ignore all the absurd amount of boring collectibles required for 100%.

i loved the game the only part that i did not like was when trying to play with club members you need to add them on ubisoft connect

The setting of this game "The french revolution period", the color grading and new parkour system made this game feel really good!
I did obverse few glitches but none of them as bad as the glitches game had in it's early stages, so total recommended👍

It has some bugs, crappy combat gameplay and parkour. The story isn't that good and the city is manly ugly (well, it's France).
The only good thing is that you get to play it mid French Revolution.

This game is amazing and so far havent encountered any bugs, I only dislike the fact that i only have 1 save but overall a great game.

Donno why there's so many negative reviews, beautiful landscape, good gameplay

a game full with graphics bugs (blurry and noise)

i love ac, but this game is sucks. the parkour is ass, tons of bugs in game, the story is just okay. i dont get it why people calling this ac is the goat. the only thing good about this game is the trailer and this game is place in the 1790's french revolution.

omg my email was dont 1 thing left i cant not play the game pls a refung
i dont like this i save monye for this gmae all i get some git plsssssssssssssssssssss fix this for me i just want to play assassin creed unity

It's Assassin's Creed, what more is there to say. Haven't finished the game, but I do recommend it.

Underrated / Overhated

very fun game, the story is good, graphics and Gameplay are too. i would reccomend to platinum this game and get all the trophies, i'm trying to get them all currently right now.

Im conflicted about this game. On one hand it has the best parkour system Assassin's Creed will ever have, on the other hand the game is still a technical mess, there are bugs everywhere and runs terrible, dipping to 45 fps in most crowded areas on my powerful PC, and experiencing crashes while trying to play Coop (look up "Windows 11 Fix for AC Valhalla", also works on Unity).

Other good things is the graphics which were pretty advanced for the time. Paris feels alive with all the crowds and the French Revolution feels genuine, the soundtrack is very good and it has Coop so you can play with a friend.

One huge bad thing is the story. The game is supposed to be set during the French Revolution but the campaign is about a revenge/love story of the protagonist whose adoptive father, the Templar Grand Master, got killed by Templar conspirators and both Arno and his lover Elise (daughter of Grand Master, also Templar) are hunting them, and the revolution is on the background, though the Templars use it for their own needs while the Assassins are against it (????).

It really is a nonsensical plot that undermines what was built at the end of Assassin's Creed Rogue. The game was supposed to pick up on Arno hunting down the Templars who killed his REAL ASSASSIN FATHER, not his ADOPTIVE TEMPLAR FATHER, and eventually getting to Shay Patrick Cormac being the Templar Grand Master in Paris, but that is too good of a revenge story for the incompetent writers at Ubisoft to think about.

I finished this game with 100% achievements in around 60 Hours, to do that you have to open every single chest around the map, which is a effing slog. I recommend this game only to completitionist and AC fans, although the modern story is practically non-existant here.

this game is super fun theres AMAZING story and a lot of skill in the game its one of my all time favorites although it can be slightly buggy at times (that might just be for me)

Game had a rough launch, but today, it stands as one of the most visually stunning in the AC series. Absolutely worth playing :)

P.S Download the ACUFIXES MOD, makes the game 10x better.

Another stealthy game of the Assassin's Creed collection and holy sh*t! I don't want to say something bad about Mirage, but the developer should have learned something from this well-developed game. ACU also has a captivating story, a extremely smooth parcour system and a large selection of weapons and clothes, with which you can fully costumize your assassin. It would be a lie if I would said I never got bored while playing some missions but that's why Co-Op exists :)

All in all a wonderful game and I highly recommend to buy Assassin's Creed Unity.

Even in 2025 this game is visually stunning and the stealth system is fantastic.
As a die-hard Ezio fan, I'd still say this is the most enjoyable Assassin's Creed game to play.

10/10 would play again
and again...

Another Ubisoft disappointment, crashes every 20 minutes especially on the end mission cutscene. cringe af

The only horrifying thing about this game is that you're French.
Otherwise, great game 10/10 would co-op again.
The story felt like a watered down Ezio's story crammed into one movie.
The multiplayer aspect of this game is absolutely amazing, if only UBISOFT didn't fumble.

I miss AC of this era. Story is OK. Paris is beautiful. Co- op is fun and better with friends, love it!

I hate the launcher, cannot play offline because it need to be online with ubisoft laucher

textures dont load, often game-breaking

Best AC game out there. Pls remaster or do something with this game im begging

Movement has been slightly improved, but for what? Worse combat, 1 second input delay, worse story, no modern day story. Not worth it.

Combat= bad
parkour= good
lag= big
story= mid high
arno= ahh
setting= good
overall: mid

You know, I could almost forgive the lacklustre combat, the awkward free running, the off-kilter stealth, the shoddy exploration, the poorly-planned skills tree, the frustrating lockpicking, the hard-to-solo co-op missions (since co-op is no longer available), or even the goofy-ass animations. But holy shit, this is the worst story in an Assassins Creed game so far. Who the fuck were those other assassins next to Mirabeau all the time? Why were they important? Why are there virtually no revolutionaries in the game? What the fuck was Bellec doing? What was even Germain's end game? What did Arno even think of the revolution? What did ANYONE think of the revolution?

The revolution in general literally isn't looked at or discussed throughout the entirety of the main story other than, maybe, one or two lines that Arno throws in (and a fucking stupid monologue in the credits). Just such a fucking disappointing approach to one of the most interesting points of modern history. And Assassins Creed can do this properly. For all the flaws of 3, the detail in its portrayal of the American War of Independence is on point.

Anyway, Paris is great. One of the best portrayals of a city in any video game. It's the main character, really. Not sure that's a good thing though.

Once again fucked by a third party launcher.

Valve, please, if any of your employees are reading this, FUCKING PLEASE, ban third party launchers being shoehorned into Steam purchases. I bought the game, I own the game, I shouldn't have to rely on Ubisoft Connect being functional in order to play the game.

It signed me out for the 50 billionth time in a row, and won't let me sign back in because "A Ubisoft service is unavailable". I've checked, and their servers aren't down. My system clock isn't inaccurate. Ubisoft Connect is just a massive pile of dogshit.

PROS: I'm a sucker for great environment design, this is one of the best video game maps I've had the pleasure of experiencing. Absolutely gorgeous! The game being set during the french revolution is such a genius idea, because i can't get enough of this world. It's a violent, chaotic, living, breathing world that doesn't calm down. Combining this with the excellent parkour makes exploring this world a treat.

CONS: The writing is the complete opposite. They give us one of the most likeable Assassin's Creed protagonist in Arno, but limit his potential throughout the game. His chemistry with Elise is perfect, but the entire romance feels like an afterthought, which is surprising considering how much their relationship plays into the 1st two hours of the game. They barely give the characters any breathing room, be it the relationship b/w the two leads, or just them individually. Which makes Elise's death so much more pointless, mean-spirited, and unearned. Arno loses every single person he ever cares about against the backdrop of the french revolution, and that is pretty much the entire overarching story of this game.

I'm sorry, Arno & Elise. You deserved so much better. You had so much potential. But, the same can be said about the game itself.

I had a blast playing this game and will definitely revisit it in the future, but the overall writing and especially the ending is EXTREMELY disappointing.

The Graphics of this game for its time is MIND BLOWING. Awesome game with too much NPC which they were able to render for the French Revolution. Praised now after the latest entries for the Parkour. Plagued with bugs during release. Definitely Underrated and awesome entry in AC Series. Have fun with friends getting rekt by the AI bots in game until you level up and get used to the combat. Definitely Recommended!!!

``ASSASSIAN'S CREED UNITY`` peak of ac series and ubisoft. this game is 11 years old and still no ac games can beat its graphics,parkour and game mechanics . there are some minor bugs but aside that everything is just awesome.

Best assassins creed I've played. The movement mechanics are at peak. The storyline was also pretty good. Sadly we don't get a hook at the end where you're left to wonder about the next game.

This game is all about Visuals(saying that always considering its age),which are absolutly amazing.Combat mechanics are quite poor,the npc's are lifeless,and the quests seem insanly repetitive.If you are looking for a sweatheart casual story with some satisfying parkoor,assasinations and visuals thats a great game to get into.Nothing else to expect Im afraid,but me personally i had a good time playing it.

this game has a lot of potential but its barely a stealth game with its shitty ai, game breaking bugs and terrible optimization, the amount of clipping and jittering breaks the immersion every few seconds, I don't recommend it

Good game, but Ubisoft Connect is the worst shit i have ever used.

This game man! Where do I even start with.
It has the nostalgia for me personally
A lot of bugs as expected since the wan't even finished and it is made by ubibug
The Story is good.
It recently got it's achivements update, however it is pain to perfect it but whatever.
I would recommend it if it's on sale.
(It can be better with some mods, but it there is a limit to the mods yk)

The world and graphics are still stunning in 2025

The gameplay is quite difficult from the previous AC series, the parkour mechanics are the coolest of all the AC series, very satisfying

love AC games, specifically this game has her own place in my heart. obviously not the best part but good enough

i absolutely love this game and the franchise, tempted to buy all the AC games (i eventually will.)

Unity is an okay game. And if you're a fan of Assassin's Creed in general, I definitely recommend it today. However, Unity lacks a compelling story and worse: it lacks engaging characters, except for Arno. I played it just to complete the story and didn't feel inclined to complete it 100%. The gameplay is the best thing about Unity and should keep you hooked enough to complete the main story.

Magnetic Anno, numerous bugs are absolutely by far the most frustrating disasters

its a good game but little bug in the game

The setting looks really nice and the atmosphere is great, but the game is just a total mess of bugs and messy controls. Getting stuck, being unable to move, unable to fight. Jumping/climbing is a mess.

Buy this when it's in a huge sale.

I brought this game technically to sign in ubisoft app every time i open the game .Ubisoft doesnt learn from thier mistakes glithches in watch dogs 2 for rtx cards and now this sign in issues for every time i open this games. I am sure the dont have time to fix these issues as we dont own these games and should be comfortable with it.

Surprisingly good.

After having just finished AC Mirage (the latest in the series), I picked this one up on sale. What a surprise. It outshines Mirage in every single dimension.
I'll use Mirage as a comparison in this review since both titles seem to be aiming at the core of what made people appreciate the AC series to begin with:

* Story: A simple revenge plot with some contrived and forced events to propel the main arc forward, but one that suffices as a vehicle for changing the world now and then. After finishing the game, I actually remember the plot and some events, while I don't remember a single thing from Mirage (that's how flat that title was). The plot seems there only to propel you between different templar takedown events and not much more. So a Meh story, far below the Ezio tale, but still way above Mirage.

* Voice acting: It's not even a comparison. Whereas Mirage had you turn off the audio for the tripe lines and horrendous acting that detracted from game immersion, in this one the VO actually accentuates it. The VO is very good, almost across the board.

* Gameplay: It's slower paced than the titles that came before it, but faster paced than Mirage. Likewise, the climbing is a bit jankier than the titles prior, but still better than Mirage. So a mixed bag on world traversal. As for combat, it has great animations that clearly signal hits and misses. Large variety of weapons and gadgets to spice up the loop of dispatching enemies. One irritating element is that all enemies for some reason seem to constantly single out Arno (the player character), give chase and hunt him down, even when there should be no reason for them to, since he's not some famous Napoleon Bonaparte nor someone with a wanted poster all over the city. This forces you to a gameplay of constantly looking for "red or blue" icons on the minimap, or use eagle vision (sort of a sonar) to spot each trio of those mobs and then circle around them. A weird design choice, in fact the only one that irritated me, which detracted from the immersion.

* Leveling: This seems to have been the title in which Ubi moved the AC series from skills based to stats based, which paved the way for Origins and the rest, all other _types_ of game than the traditional AC formula; Stats gated gameplay instead of skills based. The game uses the level/hitpoint-gating mechanism, meaning instead of telling you "We want to do a BUNCH of side activities now!", it instead inflates the hitpoints and damage output of enemies instead, to get the same message across. This enemy leveling is so prevalent that you are forced to do all kinds of side-activities just to bolster some stats, weapons and armor, since at various points through the story the game will inflate the levels of enemies, with each level essentially multiplying the amount of HP and damage of enemies. This leveling is so drastic that one minute you might have had no problem dispatching a mob trio with a few blocks and swings, but the next it seems your weapon and armor having become a wet tissue doing about as much damage and giving you as little protection. As such you're forced into a certain gameplay of doing a bunch of side activities to not only earn money, but also "unlock" the "privilege" of upgrading some stat or gear, something you have to do in order to stand a chance in any combat from that point on. And to ensure you're not able to sneak and assassinate your way around these forced activities that you may want to skip for now and return to later, the game also increases the density of the mobs so that sneaking without open conflict becomes all but impossible. Overall, this is a very ham-fister way of forcing the player to do things, whether the player wants to or not. Now, as for the central events of the game; the templar assassinations, they are very well done in that they offer both interesting locales and a number of ways (freedom) to go about the assassination. This was the complete opposite to Mirage and felt like a breath of fresh air in comparison.

* Graphics. One word; Gorgeous. Astounding city of Paris, bustling with activity and feeling populated. Each district has its own distinct feel to it. Lots of verticality allowing you to parkor to your heart's content. Close to a masterpiece of open world and map design. The character and facial animations are great. On the whole everything visual is an order of magnitude better than in AC mirage when played on Ultra (highest) graphics setting.

* Stability Ultra stable. Not a single crash through my entire play-through.

* Bugs (in 2025): There is some stuttering now and then, noticeable when the camera pans at an even pace, such as during the region unlock sequences where the camera circles around you. I also ran into two occasions where the avatar (Arno) was stuck frozen in spot but in a weird running animation. Had to reload the last save to get out of it. Overall, these bugs were few and far between and did not detract from the overall immersion of the game.

Bought this in 2025 at a heavy discount, but had I known how good this was I'd have bought it at full price even.
Finally, this is more than a decade old by now, but still outshines ubisoft's latest offering by an unbelievable margin. If you missed playing this title, I don't think you'll regret giving it a shot. I'd rate it as the third best in the series, after Black Flag and Revelations. It's a close third for me, almost tied second with Revelations.

Co op server good but bugs still from 2014