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January 2008
(83%)
44 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2007-11-13, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Truly beautiful; combines innovative gameplay types; lots of missions to complete.
Gameplay modes dont flow together; repetitive missions; no real reward for exploration; unsatisfying narratives and morality.
Assassins Creed is a bloody dive into a beautiful world of warriors and the assassins who hate them. Beautiful animation, stylish low-saturation graphics, and city-wide chases are all fundamentally wonderful in Creed. There really isnt another game q...
Abstract: Assassins Creed could easily have been one of the best games of 2007. It is, without question, impressive on several fronts. But developer Ubisoft Montreal took some missteps along the way and squandered the immense potential of its pseudo-stealth act...
Abstract: In our most humble, convict opinions, there is so much Assassins Creed gets very right that it sometimes makes other elements that tiptoe the generic line stand out a little bit more. Its not perfect - there are issues and points that will either get...
Huge, gorgeous world that feels wholly alive, Fluid controls make it fun to run across city rooftops, Joyous mix of stealth, action, and platforming, Stunning sound design features fantastic voice acting and a beautiful musical score, Tons of small detail...
Confusing ending, A few small visual glitches.
Assassins Creed is a beautiful and exciting experience that youll remember for years to come. ...
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Abstract: A wintry Monday lunchtime on Londons Aldwych, the perfect time to escape the depressed west-end workforces enduring dull lunch breaks and be huddled into the basement of a stylishly spartan hotel for a little hands-on time with Assassins Creed, and a...
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Abstract: Assassin’s Creed takes you back in time to the Holy Land, and the the Crusades to reclaim them in the name of Christianity. It’s a telling sign of the game’s maturity that it opens with a statement that the developers and creators of the...
