Definitely a comedown after the brilliant ACII and Brotherhood. I missed the Italian setting, and the tower defense minigame was annoying, but this is still good stuff overall, and it finishes Ezio's and Altair's stories in a satisfactory way.

The end of the Ezio trilogy. I just really enjoyed the history of the game and the story line. Being able to play as Altair again was cool and the ending with old man Ezio was satisfying.

Not on par with the previous two episodes, especially due to the somewhat unstructured way the narrative unfolds, but Constantinople is a beautifully realized game world, and the game does serve as a nice final chapter for Ezio, one of my all-time favorite protagonists.

In Revelations, the labyrinth of memory becomes both weapon and prison. The player is folded into a genealogy of surveillance, where mastery of rooftops and coded artifacts dramatizes how knowledge sustains domination. Yet repetition dulls the edge—ritual replaces rupture, offering clarity but little true liberation.

Treading water in the way that annualized series often do. If you liked the core gameplay of the last installment, it's here all over again (minus horses, for whatever reason), plus some minor new tacked-on systems (bomb-crafting, awkward tower defense and first-person puzzle platforming(!) etc.). Ironically, despite the title, you get the feeling they've already played their cards as far as interesting or purposeful plot developments; it does wrap things up for the protagonists, at least.

fantastic ending. really good plot and it's the end of ezio's and altair's journey. how would i not love it?

Great story overall, but some definite downgrades from the previous entry, and a poor endgame.

Good new mechanic : the bombs. New things I disliked : Mediterranean defense and having your notoriety rise when you renovate a shop.

Trash. I didn't even like this one.

I suppose Ubisoft couldn't stand a year without Asassin's Creed sales before 3 was released. This feels like the least necessary game in the series as the combat had become stale and the story was thin to nonexistent. Considering it didn't deal with the events at the end of Brotherhood make it all the more infuriating. Also, screw the tower defense minigame, it sucked hard.

The first truly disappointing game of the series, and the first of many to come.

The decline beings

A fine hold-over for the inevitable sequel but this is where the franchise started to strive for my attention rather than deserve it outright.

I DONT CARE ANYMORE.