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November 2010
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The editors liked
Strong continuing story
An insane amount of collectibles
Greatly improved combat
Intense (and fun!) multiplayer.
Huge
Beautiful city stuffed with amazing details
Lairs and other platforming sequences are fantastic
Long
With lots of fun and varied activities
Economy is more meaningful than before
All sorts of improvements
Big and small.
Vastly improved gameplay
Sidemissions
AI and combat mechanics.
The editors didn't like
Rome looks a lot like the rest of Italy
Multiplayer has a definite learning curve
Cliffhanger endings drive me nuts.
Main story is disappointing
Assassin recruitment is contrived and ultimately meaningless
Glitches.
Main story provides more unanswered questions than an episode of Lost.
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....
Abstract: Just barely over one year ago, Assassin’s Creed II hit store shelves and made a huge impact on the gaming world. Taking the series from a fledgling IP with some interesting but flawed concepts to a true AAA title, it solidified the Assassin’s Creed ser...
Abstract: It’s been quite a journey to get to this review. Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood is the third installment in the Ubisoft’s signature franchise, yet it lacks that numeric distinction, a hint that this is more of a 2.5 release, a continuation of the exploi...
Abstract: Despite playing through both of the first two Assassin's Creed games, I wouldn't call myself a huge fan. While I respect what Ubisoft is trying to do, I had a hard time falling into love with some of its annoying quirks. Thanks to the emphasis on a n...
Abstract: Surprised by the quick reveal of a new Assassin’s Creed title so soon after last year’s successful sequel, many dismissed Brotherhood as a lightweight expansion disguised as a full-on follow-up in the blade-baring series. While this direct continuat...
Abstract: Brotherhood begins precisely where the last game ended, with Ezio defeating the pope and hearing Minerva’s message to Desmond. After a brief transition, Ezio’s home in Monterigonni comes under attack and he is forced to relocate to Rome, where he plan...
Abstract: By now it’s a safe bet that if you’re interested in Assassin’s Creed, you’ve already played one of the others. So this review won’t go into detail on all the nuances of the series but will talk mostly about the new additions to the game play, things li...
