Assassin's Creed® Revelations

o mais divertido até agr mas a história é qualquer coisa

I think great game dont know why people call it a copy of brotherhood

goated

tbh this is a good game but this dogs*it launcher that ubisoft has always drivin me insane, what u mean i have to reset password everytime i logged in and tryna play the game because of the incorrect password that the system say eventhough the password that im inserting is CORRECT

Assassin's Creed Revelations was a lot of fun when it wasn't crashing! theres lots of shuddering also . you will have to make many adjustments along your playthrough at various parts of the game . i really don't think i would have been able to pass some of the crashing spots if it wasn't for my legion go 2 i have a steam OS on it . Linux helped with the technical problems. if you can get over the glichy BS there is an excellent AC game that took everything good from the previous games and trimmed a lot of the fat and cook up somthing just differnt enough to hook you all over again. i really like the direction this game went in. it wasn't a major change but it was mostly good minus the graphical hiccups . all considered i give this game i solid ~ 7.5/10

老东西，你变了，变的更弱了 我艹，什么叫你会用炸弹了！ 不过好像没什么用就是了～(￣▽￣～)~

[h1] ★★★☆☆ [/h1] [h2] ✦ 𝟑/𝟓 ✦ [/h2] [h3] A fitting farewell to Ezio and Altaïr. [/h3] ◆ [b]Assassin's Creed Revelations is a solid finale to Ezio's story, and probably its biggest strength is finally bringing his journey together with Altaïr's.[/b] The Altaïr flashbacks were a great idea and gave us a glimpse into what happened after the first game, although I really wish there had been more of them. ◆ Constantinople is also a fantastic change of scenery after three games heavily focused on Italy. The city looks beautiful, has its own atmosphere and is genuinely fun to explore. Ezio is older now, and I really liked that the game actually acknowledges this instead of pretending he's still the same young Assassin from AC II. ◆ Unfortunately, some of the new additions don't work nearly as well. [b]The tower defense sections feel completely unnecessary and out of place,[/b] while the modern-day sequences are so different stylistically, visually and mechanically that they feel like they belong to an entirely different game. The Lost Archive makes this even worse, adding even more of these sequences, while being a pretty poor DLC overall. ◆ And then there's Ubisoft's treatment of the game itself. [b]The Lost Archive was removed from the store despite being single-player DLC and being required for 100% achievements.[/b] I was lucky enough to own it already, but new players can't simply buy it anymore. Even worse, one of the later updates apparently broke the modern-day sequences altogether, meaning you have to roll back the game version just to make them work. That's a pretty pathetic way to treat an older single-player game. ✦ [b]Despite its problems, Revelations gives Ezio and Altaïr a genuinely fitting farewell.[/b] Constantinople is great, the story has some memorable moments and seeing the two greatest Assassins of the early series finally connected makes this one worth playing. It's just a shame that Ubisoft seems to have stopped caring about preserving the game properly. [h3][i] No books, no wisdom, just you, fratello mio... [/i][/h3] [h1][i] 𝑅𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑖𝑒𝑠𝑐𝑎𝑛𝑡 𝑖𝑛 𝑝𝑎𝑐𝑒, 𝐴𝑙𝑡𝑎ï𝑟 𝑒𝑡 𝐸𝑧𝑖𝑜 [/i][/h1]