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November 2010
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The editors liked
Improved combat
Multiplayer and stunning visuals
Large open world
Plenty of gameplay variation
Strong characters and enjoyable historic setting
Enormous
Landmarkfilled world to explore
Leonardo's machines are a fun change of pace
Uniquely fun multiplayer action
Multiplayer
Plenty of extras
Excellent setting
Great unique multiplayer
Tons of things to do in the game
Fixed combat system
The editors didn't like
Ubisoft making this an annual affair might be a bad trend to set
Those who were expecting Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood to be a mere stop-gap before Episode Three will be pleasantly astounded by the closely-woven storyline, gorgeous visuals and fascinating new multiplayer options that make this the best AC to date. ...
Ubisoft making this an annual affair might be a bad trend to set
While part of us still wishes Ubisoft had moved the story forward from early modern Italy with its latest entry, there’s no denying that returning to the era is wonderful. For those who’ve followed the series, it’s like slipping on a glove, except this...
Ubisoft has been open on its intentions to make the Assassin’s Creed franchise a yearly update and, while we don’t expect every iteration to be quite as impressive – and no doubt that inevitable stagnation will occur – for now this is a very good start...
Abstract: One of my favorite games of last year was Assassin's Creed II. The game featured an engaging story filled with plenty of historical and sci-fi tropes, and a twist ending that was definitely on par with its predecessor. Thankfully, we only had to wait a ye...
Abstract: Though delayed, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood shines on the PC. Brotherhood adds a rich new chapter to the tale of the war between the Templars and the Assassins. Plus, according to our reviewer Andrew Hayward, the new multiplayer modes are an absolute...
For what looked like a cheap cash in that could have been served up as DLC, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood is every bit as polished and full featured as its predecessor. If you liked the previous entry there is absolutely no reason not to play this game....
