Разработчик: Ubisoft Montreal
Описание
Defeating the corrupt tyrants entrenched there will require not only strength, but leadership, as Ezio commands an entire Brotherhood who will rally to his side. Only by working together can the Assassins defeat their mortal enemies.
And for the first time, introducing an award-winning multiplayer layer that allows you to choose from a wide range of unique characters, each with their own signature weapons and assassination techniques, and match your skills against other players from around the world.
It’s time to join the Brotherhood.
Key Features
- BE A LEGEND – Take Ezio, now a legendary Assassin, on a new adventure with 15+ hours of story-driven single-player gameplay.
- LEAD AND CONTROL A LEGENDARY BROTHERHOOD – Recruit and customize your own guild. Train and level up assassins and command them to aid you in your quest.
- DEPLOY SECRET WEAPONS – Swiftly eliminate your enemies using tools such as poison darts, parachutes, double hidden blades, hidden guns, and an advanced flying machine at your disposal.
- WIN THE HEART OF A CITY – Use your hard-won currency to revitalize the crumbling capitol city. Rally the citizens to your cause and unlock extra factions and missions.
Поддерживаемые языки: danish, dutch, english, french, german, italian, norwegian, polish, portuguese - portugal, spanish - spain, swedish, korean, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows® XP (32-64 bits) /Windows Vista®(32-64 bits)
- Processor: Intel Core® 2 Duo 1.8 GHZ or AMD Athlon X2 64 2.4GHZ
- Memory: 1.5 GB Windows® XP / 2 GB Windows Vista® - Windows 7®
- Graphics: 256 MB DirectX® 9.0–compliant card with Shader Model 3.0 or higher (see supported list*)
- DirectX®: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 8 GB
- Sound: DirectX 9.0 –compliant sound card
- Peripherals: Keyboard, mouse, optional controller
- Supported Video Cards: ATI® RADEON® HD 2000/3000/4000/5000/6000 series, NVIDIA GeForce® 8/9/100/200/300/400/500 series
- Note* * This product does not support Windows® 98/ME/2000/NT
Requires a Uplay account.
- OS *: Windows® XP (32-64 bits) /Windows Vista®(32-64 bits)
- Processor: Intel Core® 2 Duo E6700 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ or better
- Memory: 1.5 GB Windows® XP / 2 GB Windows Vista® - Windows 7®
- Graphics: GeForce 8800 GT or ATI Radeon HD 4700 or better
- DirectX®: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 8 GB
- Sound: 5.1 sound card
- Peripherals: Keyboard, mouse, joystick optional (Xbox 360® Controller for Windows recommended)
- Supported Video Cards: ATI® RADEON® HD 2000/3000/4000/5000/6000 series, NVIDIA GeForce® 8/9/100/200/300/400/500 series
- Note* * This product does not support Windows® 98/ME/2000/NT
Requires a Uplay account.
Mac
- OS: Only OS X version Leopard 10.5.8, Snow Leopard 10.6.3.
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3.06 GHz
- Memory: 3 GB
- Graphics: 256 MB Dedicated Shader model 3.0 or higher (see supported list)
- Hard Drive: 9 GB
- Sound:
- Note: This product does not support OS prior to Mac OS X 10.5. This product does not support Macs based on PowerPC CPU
Requires a UPlay account.
- OS: Only OS X version Leopard 10.5.8, Snow Leopard 10.6.3.
- Processor: Core i5 2.66 Ghz or better
- Memory: 4 GB or higher
- Graphics: 512 MB Dedicated - ATI Radeon® HD 4850 , NVIDIA GeForce 200 or better
- Hard Drive: 9 GB
- Sound:
- Note: This product does not support OS prior to Mac OS X 10.5. This product does not support Macs based on PowerPC CPU
- SUPPORTED VIDEO CARDS AT TIME OF RELEASE:ATI® RADEON® HD 4000/5000 series, NVIDIA GeForce® 100/200 series.
Laptop and integrated versions of these cards may work but are NOT supported. These chipsets are the only ones that will run this game.
Requires a UPlay account.
Отзывы пользователей
The Games continues Ezio and Desmond's story right off where AC2 left off. Has Polished graphics and game play mechanics. Specifically the combat feels fantastic and much better with the addition of Execution streaks. The Story once again is great and intriguing .
The game is extremely I started playing it for like 13 hours after that started the hell "The Leonardo Da Vinci's Flying Machine 2.0" mission its been 3 hours I keep on playing and playing the controls really sucks or I am a noob other than that the game is really good. Hope Ubisoft makes a comeback with AC shadows
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There is a glitch in two stages at least one you have to hover in Leonardo's mission and the other in the main story does not allow the game to continue
A strong one in the series for sure. Love it.
Expanding on the new developments on AC II, both gameplay mechanics wise and story wise, it is the perfect sequel to one of the best classics out there. Although a few mechanics are under utilized, that doesn't deter the game from being a worthy part of the trilogy. Many say it's the best out of the Ezio trilogy, to me it's 2nd only to AC II. 10/10 recommended.
Slop made for children. No freedom in any mission. Get seen by one guard? Doesn't matter that he didn't trip any alarm, instant fail state. Walk too far away from some idiot you're supposed to be following, doesn't matter you can still see him, instant fail state, try again. And every time you have to see the blinding white loading screen. The fact that this game is held in high regard is hilarious. Someone at Ubisoft desperately needed to play Hitman. Nice music though.
Ever since the most recent update the game is basically unplayable, unless you enjoy playing with stuttering glitches and low frame rate drops. It pains me to say this because this is my favorite AC title in the series, but the game is not even worth buying on steam. Not for the buggy single player shit port or the fact that they COMPLETELY SHUT DOWN THE MULTIPLAYER SERVERS. I really do miss when this company use to care about it's fan base instead of how much money was in their wallet.
Eat a bag of rocks Ubisoft.
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood takes the series to Renaissance Rome, delivering a richly detailed setting, refined combat, and the well-executed mechanic of building your own brotherhood of assassins. The vibrant city of Rome and the expanded gameplay mechanics were particularly enjoyable.
I do NOT recommend buying this from steam. I bought it and the ubisoft connect app has since made me change my password to play it and when i came in to play for the second time it refused to login until my account was suspended.
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Let's start from worst to best.
Worst:
Sound Design/Balancing: The first Borgia tower I destroyed did more damage to my hearing than the tower itself. and many other instances where sound effects are unbearably loud.
Parkour: This would have been manageable if I didn't have 0.5 seconds of input latency and if the stupid third person camera didn't have a mind of it's own.
Combat: Absolutely awful, the same input delay and the controls being too complicated made sure I had a very bad time.
Open World: Not open, had around 20 times when I wanted to go somewhere on the map but I can't until I progress further in the story, not clearly indicating where I can go or not wasted so much of my time and ruined the little immersion I had
Bad:
Bugs: Had 3-4 times where I couldn't progress to the next part until I go and turn on V-sync and lowered frame rate to 30.
Neutral:
Story: This was the most mid story ever, the entire story felt forced and extended just to make another game.
Good:
Music: That's all that is good about this game.
The game is beautiful but doesn't look like it on my computer depsite the hardware being manufactured in 2019, pls optimise Ubishete
It is fun and engaging, one of the few games that can hold the attention of the ADHD mind.
The best game from Ezio's story, in my opinion.
желаю разрабам Ubisoft Connect чтобы вам по жизни всегда нужно было стороннее приложение для пользования чем угодно, прежде чем зайти в туалет нужно обязательно зарегистрироваться в приложении "насрано" это займет немного времени, но вам всегда его хватит чтобы обосраться у порога
Amazing game. Honestly, the last few hours were quite annoying due to bugs. I've heard that many people consider this the best game in the series. For me, it was definitely a brilliant game, but I wouldn't say it's better than AC II. Some bugs and broken mechanics in the game may affect that opinion, but despite that, the game was absolutely worth every minute.
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood is a standout in the series and a must-play for action-adventure fans. It masterfully continues the story of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who remains the most beloved protagonist in the franchise. His charisma, complexity, and growth as a character—now as a seasoned leader of the Assassin Brotherhood—set him apart from other protagonists.
Set in Renaissance Rome, the game’s sprawling open-world is breathtaking. Rome feels alive, from its iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and the Vatican to its bustling streets filled with NPCs. This isn’t just a setting; it’s a living, breathing world that immerses you completely. The attention to historical detail is staggering, making Rome as much of a character as Ezio himself.
Gameplay
The gameplay builds on the foundation of its predecessor, improving mechanics and introducing new systems. The standout feature is the Brotherhood system, where Ezio recruits, trains, and commands assassins. You can send your recruits on missions or call them into action during combat. Watching them grow and become skilled assassins adds a strategic layer to the game.
Combat is fluid and satisfying, with the introduction of the kill-chain mechanic allowing for smooth and brutal takedowns. Stealth remains central to the experience, and the game rewards creativity in how you approach missions. Whether it’s blending into a crowd, using the iconic hidden blade, or calling in your Brotherhood for assistance, the freedom to choose your style is fantastic.
The platforming and parkour are seamless, as Ezio scales towering structures and leaps across rooftops with ease. Side missions, collectibles, and investments in the city’s economy add variety and depth, making Rome truly feel like your playground. Optional missions, like those involving Leonardo da Vinci’s war machines, provide unique challenges and some explosive action.
Graphics
For a 2010 game, Brotherhood still holds up surprisingly well. The visuals capture the grandeur of Renaissance Rome with remarkable detail. From the sprawling vistas to the intricately designed architecture, the game does justice to its historical setting. Character animations, especially Ezio’s fluid parkour movements, are smooth and natural, while lighting effects help bring the city to life with dynamic shadows and warm sunlight.
Of course, compared to modern standards, textures and character models might look dated, but for its time, Brotherhood was visually stunning. Playing it on modern systems enhances the experience even further, as higher resolutions and smoother frame rates make the world even more immersive.
Multiplayer: A Loss for Modern Players
Brotherhood was the first Assassin’s Creed game to include multiplayer, and it was genuinely innovative. Players engaged in stealth-based matches, hunting each other while blending into crowds. Unfortunately, Ubisoft has since shut down the servers, meaning this unique and enjoyable mode is no longer accessible—a loss for anyone revisiting the game today.
Final Thoughts
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood takes everything great about AC II and makes it better. The story, setting, gameplay, and Ezio’s development are all top-notch. While it’s disappointing that multiplayer is no longer available, the single-player experience is more than enough to make this game an essential part of the series.
Ezio Auditore isn’t just a character; he’s an icon, and Brotherhood is his finest chapter. If you haven’t played it yet, it’s time to visit Renaissance Rome and join the Brotherhood.
Masterpiece. This is the journey of Ezio as he becomes a master assassin.
Just 100% it over all a masterpiece but in my opinion just slightly below Assassin's Creed II,but still a 10/10.
This is the last game I bought from Ubisoft. You have to remove Ubisoft Connect if you want me to buy a new game from you.
The multyplayer doesnt work
Beautiful game, when “Rome Countryside” plays it teleports you right into the game.
A respectable sequel to Assassin’s Creed 2, with some glaring flaws and frustrations that hold it back from greatness.
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood was originally meant be to be an AC2 DLC rather than a full-fledged game. In some ways you can’t tell. In other ways, you absolutely can. It’s large, it’s ambitious, Rome is incredibly impressive, the game adds all sorts of new game mechanics, and even the graphics are noticeably upgraded. This is a full, well-realized game that stands on its own. Where it’s lacking is some of the forethought and decision-making that went into writing, pacing, and realizing this world.
Positives:
+ AC:B has the best Desmond content yet, bar none.
+ Visuals are noticeably improved over AC1 & 2, with better lighting and textures.
+ Combat is significantly improved. The animations, the kick, and general combat felt a lot more fun than in AC2. Combat for once feels proactive rather than just reactive.
+ Fewer villains and side characters, with more focus on them and their character development. The interactions and cutscenes involving Cesare, Rodrigo, and Lucrezia were a real highlight.
+ The recruiting system was a nice addition, and sending out assassins was fun.
+ The real world structures were beautifully done, including the Colosseum, Castel Sant’Angelo and the aqueducts.
Negatives:
- Pacing is a mess, especially the end of the game, which came out of nowhere and then proceeded to go through a bunch of disjointed sequences that left my head spinning. The game is only 9 sequences, compared to the 13 in AC2. There's too much side content. AC2 strikes a nice balance between the campaign and side content. They flowed together. AC:B only has about 15 hours of main story and then 30 hours of side content.
- Rome didn’t feel as well utilized as AC2’s cities. Too much open space and landscape traversal was often a pain. Parkour took a backseat in this game, which was disappointing. Roman ruins are a pain to navigate. The parkour system frequently wasn’t smart enough to traverse pillars. It often messed up understanding my intent, which led to a lot of me yelling at the game. The Quick Travel system was also more effort than it was worth.
- Uneven mission difficulty, especially thanks to all the stealth missions. Stealth was incredibly frustrating and led to a lot of cursing at the screen. The tailing missions were excessive, you often had to follow an invisible path, and you’d instantly fail if you deviated at all. It was frustrating guesswork rather than skill.
- Courtesan/Thief/Assassin missions were fun occasionally, but there were too many and they weren’t well integrated. I had to go do them all after having finished the game. Also, the Truth Glyphs felt like an afterthought. As did weapons upgrades, art, shop upgrades, and races. Lots of things that carried over from AC2 felt a bit half-assed here, just thrown in to artificially inflate the play time. The Tiber hideout felt like a big step down from the AC2 Villa.
- Music was good, but a step down from AC1/2. Less memorable.
- Borgia Towers were annoying. Failing a mission because the target happened to get away, and then having to wait for the day/night cycle for him to return – was frustrating. Additionally, climbing the towers was a lot more difficult than in AC2, and not in a good way.
- The 50% sync mechanic is HORRIBLE. It both creates FOMO and forces you to finish missions in a certain way, which is a no-no for an open world game. Failing to get 100% over some stupid reason was infuriating. This mechanic is the single worst part of AC:B.
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I finished the game in 30:32 in-game time (46.7 hrs in Steam) for 86.63%. That includes every mission, viewpoint, treasure, Rome flag, feather, Borgia tower, Truth Glyph and DLC content. The lack of 100% is due to that horrible 50% sync mechanic. I had no desire to retry these missions for 100%. I also missed 5/18 crypt flags, which I have no incentive to go back for.
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This review has a lot more negatives listed than positives, but it’s still a very good game. The issue is that for every step forward it took from AC2, it took two steps backwards, which resulted in an end product that felt rushed and incomplete. The bones of a great game are there, and a lot of work was put into some great new ideas that were a genuine upgrade from AC2 – ideas like the combat mechanics, certain side missions, and the entire assassin recruiting system. With some more planning and another 6 months in the oven, AC:B could have been a truly great game, just as AC2 was. But as it stands, the game has too many half-measures and too much frustration to be on AC2’s level.
8.2/10
best assassin's creed game in my opinion
少点收集品吧收集的要吐了，还有有些任务要百分百同步太难了失误一下重新开任务非常麻烦，战斗系统和刺客养成系统好玩多了，剧情也在线
Polishes many aspects of the second game, great plot, especially interesting antagonists.
Ubisoft updated and now the game wont start
10/10 for the brotherhood
1/10 for Ubisoft
Crashes multiple times during a few hours of playing, and after a few days of crashes resulted in corrupted save.
Great game not as good as assassins creed 2 but one of the best in the franchise.
I played this ones in my childhood and decided to replay the entire Desmond`s story again.
After completing Mirage and others chapters of modern Assassin`s Creed games, Brotherhood feels like fresh air.
-The gameplay is as interesting as it could have been at the time of the release of this game, and even more
-Amazing character development
-Plot that evokes emotions and does not make you yawn while playing
Consiglia di giocare! Approvato!
Brotherhood takes the second game and makes it better. The best part is probably combat which has great flow and so fun. The story starts exactly where it ended last game (which is something I really liked). Music is amazing! I'd say it's better than music from AC2, but it's not as iconic. Another great thing is introduction of the brotherhood mechanic.
The game has often problems with camera (e. g. bad angles that can't be changed). The worst thing are timed tasks (especially Desmonds "parkour test" at the end)
Despite the flaws I would definitely recommend this game!
I enjoy the story line and how it flirts with known history
i regret buying the game, launcher its pretty annoying which is sad bc i love AC
Great game, played it on xbox when it came out. good story, lots to do. (there are a couple of quests that are dependent on fps and literally impossible without messing with settings though)
This is the third AC game I have played - I am going through them in order. In my experience it was the best so far. Here’s why:
- True open word, without those rather annoying moves between cities.
- Rome is gorgeous. Climbing on top of the Colosseum and looking at the skyline of the ancient capital is truly something.
- Quests and side quests are not annoying. I guess this is in comparison with the AC1, where quite a few of them felt really repetitive.
If I had to find a downsides, here they are:
- Some 100% challenges are really annoying. If you fail the full sync criteria at the end of a long mission - welcome to redoing everything (and it can be a 10-15 minutes mission) from scratch.
- The whole “Brotherhood” situation feels rather unnecessary. Yes, it is fun to have an ability to kill everybody by whistling, but it feels foreign to the whole “lone assassin” idea, Besides, it is even less realistic than falling from rooftops into little piles of hay. Do those assassins follow Ezio everywhere waiting for a signal?
- Magic apple was weird and not fun. Good thing it was over rather quickly.
Overall, I really enjoyed the experience. Playing as a skilled assassin in gorgeous historical settings - that’s all this series is about and AC2B really delivered that.
An amazing continuation of Ezio’s story, with improvements in graphics and some new weapons.
I cannot enter my CD key because activation servers unavailable (they have been down for 6 months according to the community) so cannot play. I have two other working Ubisoft Connect launchers games AC2 and Driver with latest Ubisoft Connect launchers, and even Assassin’s Creed® Brotherhood has the latest Ubisoft Connect launcher.
Im just gonna copy my AC2 review more or less...
Game is OK. Ezio story is pretty decent. But the game overall has not aged well at all. Though, it is a step up in terms of graphics and combat compared to AC2 which is a nice touch.
Controls are out right HORRIBLE yet again, one of the worst controls in a video game imo, even with a gamepad. I think i died and failed more of just Ezio leaping out of nowhere when climbing etc. Got really tedious real fast.
The game becomes very repetitive after a while (classic Open world ubisoft, climb tower, unlock area etc), there is more grind in this game when it comes to unlock weapons, upgrades etc compared to AC2, which i got tired of real fast. Collect different items to unlock different weapons, shop quests more or less. Gain more income? Then you will need to climp these stupid towers and burn them down to unlock that area and then be able to buy more shops in the area etc. I just played the story in the end.
Overall, its a 5/10. Grab it on sale.
The sequel that improved upon the 2nd game, furthering Ezio's story and managing to continue telling a good story. It flounders at times but overall a decent sequel, even the multiplayer is enjoyable and this was when MP was being forced into a lot of single player games. In this instance it worked very well imo.
At this time however the modern day story was starting to fall apart, in the first two they were intriguing and engaging enough to be interesting. But here it started to really show how little they worked on it compared to the main game. But as a whole the game still stands as a decent enough sequel.
Overall Score: 8/10
The game just lags and lot of sluttering just fuck it ubisoft u just destroyed a masterpiece
Bug right at the end of the game prevented me from finishing it. Enlisted advice from reddit and the community and nothing worker. Left the game, came back to it several times, even restarted my pc and nothing worked. Besides that, while this was a great day in its day, the pc version is just way too buggy to be worth it...
I had to buy this a second time because UPLAY was an evil idea... but... that's a testament to how good this one was. I've been wanting to get back into this, I just haven't found the time.
This one just has one of the best environments, and some of the coolest gameplay features. Also, it really goes pretty hard with it's villain. It suffers a little from a political bias, but not so much that makes me feel like calling it out on it's history.
I think this one, it's kinda pinnacle of classic AC gameplay, environment, level design, and... I don't wanna say the story, but it's probably got the best performances from it's cast.
There's more emotional stories, there's less political stories, there's more innovative gameplay, there's bigger environments, there's others with more customization... but this one is probably the last time AC was just practically almost infallible... with the exception of uplay.
If you're a fan of the franchise this is one of the best, and maybe the best. Easy top 3 for me, somewhere with unity and Odyssey.
Pretty good not gonna lie, its an improvement from AC2 (as it is a sequel), The graphics look pretty good and the killstreak feature is cool, releasing your own assassins on people is also really cool, though i think AC3 did it better.
Most of the side characters from AC2 return, such as leonardo da vinci, and Claudia auditore and Maria auditore.
I recommend playing this game.
Great sequel to AC2, was great fun finishing it. Would recommend at a discount.
really hard to overstate how bad ubisoft support are, and you're forced to play via a ubisoft account. AVOID!
Very nice game.
The audio sliders do not seem to affect certain sfx sounds in the game (croud speech volume, lifts, cannons, borgia towers exploding etc.). I fixed this by setting the sliders to maximum and controlling the game volume from volume mixer.
Crashing also stopped after manually locking the game to 60fps.
If you think of Brotherhood as a standalone dlc expansion to AC2 it's pretty good. It introduced some good stuff, some bad stuff, there's essentially no story, etc.
Thing is it isn't a dlc of course, it was sold as a fully fledged sequel back in the day.
Might as well get on sale if you want more AC2.
Multiplayer is gone, not much use in purchasing anymore :(
great game and story. but WHY THE FUCK IS MY PROGRESS GONE?
ALL I DID WAS BUY A NEW PC TO UPGRADE FROM MY GAMING LAPTOP
and its all gone
Great game story is a bit short 3 best game for me in the franchise but that is only for me (other people put it higher) but still download it now lets support this bad new Ubisoft so they make good games like the old ones that we all like.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ubisoft Montreal |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 88 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 86% положительных (7297) |