Considering the amazing job they've done recreating Victorian London in all its sprawling splendor, it's a shame that the story feels so insignificant and the gameplay so old hat. EDIT: replaying it six years later, it’s actually a decent game but marred by infuriating buggy missions.

An improvement over Unity, which isn't saying a whole lot. The Victorian London setting is cool, but the cracks in the formula are getting more obvious.

An absolutely amazing game. It is by far the pinnacle of the Assassin, stealth genre when it comes to the assassin's creed franchise. The world is one of the most immersive of its time and the side content is plentiful and masterfully crafted. You can keep coming back to this game over and over again and always find yourself noticing a new little thing the devs left for you to enjoy. Only fault is its shorter and not fully fleshed out story, that being said it is a must play.

This was pretty fun, I liked playing as the Frye twins and there were some interesting side characters and side quests. The murder mysteries were really cool and better than in Unity (though I do believe that is DLC?). The end boss fight was a bit disappointing though and very similar to Unity.

Good for me. I think this game is underrated. Okay,not perfect but not bad. I think a good game