
Ezio Auditore walks in the footsteps of the legendary mentor Altair, on a dangerous journey of discovery and revelation.
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Languages: Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Spain, Swedish, Russian +3 more
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It's really good so far
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j'ai bien aimer le gameplay du jeu, les personnages, l'exploration et sur tout l'histoire que j'ai suivi de A a Z. Je pense cas l'heure actuel je le placerai 2ème dans mon top des jeux AC.
this game could crash anytime on high spec graphic and resolution keep mid-high level settings. if it crashes
The best ending to one of the best video game trilogies
good
9/10 great game
Story and Characters — 9/10 Revelations gives Ezio a strong and satisfying conclusion while connecting his story with Altaïr’s. Ezio feels older, wiser and more reflective, and his relationship with Sofia adds a more personal side to the character. The main plot is shorter and less politically complex than Assassin’s Creed II or Brotherhood, but its emotional moments make it one of the most memorable stories in the series. Gameplay — 8/10 The gameplay builds on Brotherhood rather than changing the formula completely. Combat remains simple but satisfying, while freerunning generally feels smooth despite occasional incorrect jumps and awkward controls. The hookblade improves climbing and traversal, while bombs provide additional options for stealth and combat. However, the bomb-crafting system is more complicated than necessary and can largely be ignored. World and Atmosphere — 9/10 Constantinople is colourful, lively and visually distinct from the Italian settings of the previous games. Its rooftops, crowded streets and different districts make it enjoyable to explore. The city is smaller and less varied than Brotherhood’s Rome, but its strong atmosphere and soundtrack give it a memorable identity. Missions and Side Content — 7/10 The main missions offer a good mixture of assassinations, stealth, chases and large set pieces. The Altaïr memories are short but add important context to his story. Some optional content becomes repetitive, particularly reclaiming districts and completing faction activities. The tower-defence minigame also feels out of place, although it can mostly be avoided by keeping your notoriety low. Weapons, Tools and Assassin Recruits — 8/10 Ezio has access to a wide range of weapons, ranged tools and bombs. Most situations can be approached through direct combat, stealth or distractions. The Assassin recruit system remains useful and satisfying, although it feels less important than it did in Brotherhood. Sending recruits on missions is effective but eventually becomes repetitive. Visuals and Music — 9/10 Constantinople still looks impressive due to its strong art direction, even though some animations and character models have aged. The soundtrack is excellent and perfectly matches the more reflective tone of Ezio’s final journey. Both the music and voice acting give the story considerably more emotional weight. Replayability — 7/10 The story is enjoyable to revisit, particularly because of its shorter length and strong ending. Full synchronization and optional challenges provide additional objectives, but much of the side content does not change between playthroughs. Once the story and collectibles are completed, there is little reason to continue unless you want to replay missions or experience Ezio’s conclusion again. Steam 100% Completion — 7/10 Most achievements are straightforward, but full completion requires collecting items, completing side activities and earning full synchronization in several memories. Some mission requirements are frustrating because failing a small optional condition can force you to replay the entire sequence. The Lost Archive content also contains demanding first-person platforming sections that may require repeated attempts. A guide is useful for collectibles and missable requirements, but the completion is more time-consuming than genuinely difficult. Overall — 8/10 Assassin’s Creed Revelations is a strong conclusion to Ezio and Altaïr’s stories, supported by an excellent setting, soundtrack and emotional ending. Its side content, bomb crafting and tower defence are less successful, but they do not overshadow the strength of Ezio’s final journey.
Какие же идиоты работают в юбисофт, в каждой игре какие то технические проблемы, в этой пропал звук в игре, а в меню при запуске есть. Эта была бы отличная часть, если бы не технические проблемы, ♥♥♥♥♥♥. 0 из 10.
Убрали куртизанок, ГАДЫ!!
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