Assassin's Creed: Director's Cut Edition

Assassin's Creed

Assassin's creed was a big deal back in the day. It was a a phenomenal game, but in the today's standards the game just isn't good enough. The controls are kind of clunky, the combat isn't that satisfying, the graphics are not that good and the overall gameplay is pretty basic. After learning the controls the game isn't interesting at all and boring. The only thing still worth in this game is the story. This game really needs a remaster.

Assassin's creed was a big deal back in the day. It was a a phenomenal game, but in the today's standards the game just isn't good enough. The controls are kind of clunky, the combat isn't that satisfying, the graphics are not that good and the overall gameplay is pretty basic. After learning the controls the game isn't interesting at all and boring. The only thing still worth in this game is the story. This game really needs a remaster.

Assassin's Creed Review

The game definitely shows its age by now but this is where it all started. Missions get a bit repetitive. Not a bad game but its not triple A but it was a marvel back in the day

The game definitely shows its age by now but this is where it all started. Missions get a bit repetitive. Not a bad game but its not triple A but it was a marvel back in the day

This is the game that gave birth to the Assassin's Creed franchise and killed the Prince of Persia franchise. The unique thing about the game was that it brought parkour to an open world but not as polished as the Prince of Persia games. The holy land was a boiling point of cultures and religion which was depicted very well in the game. The mix of action and exploration in the three cities was fascinating. The game was very repetitive and grinding was required to progress in missions. It was the era when Ubisoft was more focused on delivering a historically accurate simulator rather than chipping in MTX or DLC's, they even went on to remove the crossbow weapon from the game to be historically accurate.

This is the game that gave birth to the Assassin's Creed franchise and killed the Prince of Persia franchise. The unique thing about the game was that it brought parkour to an open world but not as polished as the Prince of Persia games. The holy land was a boiling point of cultures and religion which was depicted very well in the game. The mix of action and exploration in the three cities was fascinating. The game was very repetitive and grinding was required to progress in missions. It was the era when Ubisoft was more focused on delivering a historically accurate simulator rather than chipping in MTX or DLC's, they even went on to remove the crossbow weapon from the game to be historically accurate.

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Destructoid review: Assassin's Creed

Does it live up to its potential or does it disappoint?

Assassin's Creed UK Review

Getting away with murder. 

The setting is 1191 AD. The Third Crusade is tearing the Holy Land apart. You, Altair, intend to stop the hostilities by suppressing both sides of the conflict. You are an Assassin, a warrior shrouded in secrecy and feared for your ruthlessness. Your actions can throw your immediate environment into chaos, and your existence will shape events during this pivotal moment in history.

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