Assassin's Creed® Revelations

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🦅 🗡️ A S S A S S I N ' S _ C R E E D _ R E V E L A T I O N S _ L O G 🗡️ 🦅 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The ultimate "Ezio is too old for this, but he's still got it" experience. 🎯 ＴＡＲＧＥＴ ＡＵＤＩＥＮＣＥ ⬜ Kids ⬜ Everyone ✅ Old-school stealth action fans who want to see the emotional end of Ezio and Altaïr's journey ⬜ People who love tower defense (nobody) 🗡️ ＡＳＳＡＳＳＩＮ ＦＡＣＴＯＲ ⬜ Just mashing the attack button ⬜ Mildly sneaky ✅ Pure cinematic parkour and brutal hookblade takedowns ⬜ "Who needs a hidden blade when I have bombs?" 👁️ ＧＲＡＰＨＩＣＳ ⬜ Potato ⬜ Bad ✅ Decent (Constantinople looks vibrant and warm, though the character faces look a bit strange compared to Brotherhood) ⬜ Beautiful ⬜ Masterpiece 🔊 ＡＵＤＩＯ & ＳＯＵＮＤ ⬜ Mute it immediately ⬜ Nothing special ⬜ Good ✅ Incredible (Jesper Kyd and Lorne Balfe's soundtrack is an emotional masterpiece that perfectly fits Ezio's final chapter) 🏆 ＤＥＤＩＣＡＴＩＯＮ ⬜ Just beat the story ⬜ Watched a playthrough online ✅ I Platinumed the game (And let me tell you, grinding for money in Cappadocia and re-doing requirements because certain trophies refuse to pop is a true test of sanity) 🕹️ ＧＡＭＥＰＬＡＹ ⬜ Sightseeing tour ⬜ Repetitive ✅ Very Fun (The hookblade makes climbing so much smoother and faster, even if that weird Den Defense minigame was definitely a choice) ⬜ Highly Addictive 🧠 ＤＩＦＦＩＣＵＬＴＹ ⬜ Walk in the park ✅ Easy to pick up, hard to master (Combat is still the classic, satisfying counter-kill system, but achieving 100% sync on some of those stealth missions took serious patience) ⬜ Hard ⬜ Requires a degree in History ⏳ ＰＬＡＹＴＩＭＥ ⬜ < 10 Hours ⬜ 10 - 30 Hours ✅ 30 - 100 Hours (Because I pushed through for the Platinum trophy, which meant spending extra hours praying for glitched achievements to finally register) ⬜ 100+ Hours 💸 ＰＲＩＣＥ ⬜ Free ✅ Worth every single penny (Especially if you play it as part of the Ezio Collection; it's a mandatory experience to finish the trilogy) ⬜ Wait for a sale ⬜ Overpriced 🐜 ＢＵＧＳ ⬜ Spotless ⬜ Minor bugs ✅ Annoying (The parkour detection can be weird, but the absolute worst part is the notoriously glitched achievements—trying to get "Tax Evasion" and "Craftomaniac" to actually pop on my screen almost made me throw my controller) ⬜ Bethesda levels of jank ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📝 ＦＩＮＡＬ ＶＥＲＤＩＣＴ: 8.6 / 10 A deeply emotional and satisfying conclusion to Ezio Auditore's epic saga. Exploring Constantinople with the hookblade was an absolute blast, perfectly wrapping up the story of my favorite Master Assassin. Since I platinumed the game, I experienced every single thing it had to offer, which unfortunately meant suffering through some heavily bugged trophy tracking. Beating up the Templar Tax Collector or crafting all those bombs over and over just to get "Tax Evasion" and "Craftomaniac" to finally pop was incredibly frustrating. Flaws and glitches aside, it remains a beautiful, necessary send-off that wraps up the story perfectly.

Good Game but ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Ubislop removed the DLC which is not even playable gonna give 4/10 for this game but 8/10 for story

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found several bug on graphic

As the final chapter of Ezio's adventure, Revelations gives a satisfying ending to not just Ezio Auditore (at least in games), but also to Altaïr after the events of the first game. I found 2 and Brotherhood kinda superior to Revelations, but not because of that it doesn't deserve playing it. So, in the final chapter of Ezio's adventure he travels to Istanbul to find the keys to the library of Altaïr, in Masyaf. He meets Yusuf (the leader of the Assassin's in the Ottoman Empire) who tells him that the remnants of the Bizantine Empire are Templars desiring to obtain the same keys he is searching for. And it's no surprise that we also play as Altaïr, between the events after Assassin's Creed 1 and his last years of life. As I said, it might not be the perfect story of all three games, but it's just as beautiful as the previous titles. And there are also some missions that show you about Desmond Miles' background, and with the DLC "The Lost Archive" you can learn about Subject 16 and Lucy Stillman. In terms of gameplay, it's similar to Brotherhood's mechanics, but with new upgrades. Combat turns more frenetic with the hability of using bombs with different effects, using a hook to not only fight but having a more fluid parkour and exploration or the tower defense mode (IMO it's not that bad) to defend the Assassin's lairs in case the Templars want to take them back. And for the Desmond Miles and Subject 16's memories you play in a first person parkour mode. By the way, remind that in modern computers the game can be broken, so you might need to know which parts are the worst optimized. Visually it's a huge upgrade from the previous games, including the first Assassin's Creed game. Yeah, they were really nostalgic and had a good art style, but Revelations is more similar to the next games from the old gen (3, Rogue and Black Flag) of PS3 and Xbox 360 and really well detailed, with the characters having better expressions or a more beautiful Istanbul map not looking too cartoonish. And like every game of the franchise, both the soundtrack and voice acting don't fail. It's something Ubisoft back then took really care of and made excelent job. The price, however, it's just a joke. Let me explain: the story is kinda shorter than 2 and Brotherhood, and of course it gives enough things to do and 100% the game (with the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ achievement of getting all the books by idle farming money), but multiplayer is shut down since early 2024, and you can only buy the standard version of the game which doesn't include the DLC (in case you want to play it you can download it online. On Reddit there is a guide to do it) and you can't trully legally get all achievements. So 15€ for a not-so-complete game, from 2011 and with the multiplayer down feels like a scam. Luckily on sales the price drops for 5€, which I find a reasonable price. And as I said, if you download the DLC only it's free. If you played both 2 and Brotherhood before, you will really enjoy Revelations. Not just because it's a sweet ending for the story, but also for the fun (ignoring some achievements) of combat, stealth and other mechanics

O final digno que essa lenda merecia. Revelations fecha a história do Ezio de um jeito incrível. Ver ele mais velho, calejado e buscando as origens da Ordem dá um peso diferente pra história toda. A mecânica de gancho deixa o parkour bem mais fluido e dinâmico, e a ambientação em Constantinopla é braba demais. Tem umas ideias meio duvidosas tipo o minigame de defesa de base, mas a narrativa e o encerramento do personagem atropelam qualquer problema. Se você jogou os outros dois, não tem como passar reto por esse.