
Paris, 1789. In this action-adventure game, experience the French Revolution through the eyes of Arno Dorian. Become an Assassin and expose the true powers behind the Revolution for the fate of a nation.
Most likely between $7.4M and $20.8M. How we estimate →
Median error on 8 reported games ·
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $7.49 | 78% | approximately $12.3M |
| PlayStation | $7.49 | 84% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Reviews
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Reviews
bom
At first, I wasn't really sure about Unity. It felt very different from the previous games, and after a few hours I was honestly thinking: "Meh, this is not that great." But then something clicked.Once I unlocked more skills and started getting used to the gameplay, I absolutely loved it. Unity feels much more like actually being an Assassin than the previous games. You can't just run into a group of guards and easily kill everyone. You have to plan, use stealth, choose your approach and sometimes just accept that fighting everyone is a bad idea.The parkour is also fantastic once you get used to it, and Paris is probably one of the best settings in the whole series. The city feels alive and there is always something to discover. The music is probably my biggest disappointment. After AC II, AC III, Black Flag and even Rogue, I expected more. It's not bad, but it didn't leave the same impression on me.The story and Arno also took me some time to get into, but by the end I enjoyed them much more than I expected. It feels different, it is more challenging, and most importantly, it actually makes me feel like an Assassin. Glad I gave it a chance.
Massa demais
suspended for using the correct password, nice : D
Assassin's Creed Unity is one of the most underrated entries in the Assassin's Creed franchise. Despite the criticism it received over the years, I genuinely loved my time with the game. Set during the French Revolution, the story follows Arno Dorian through a journey filled with loss, revenge, and unexpected twists that kept me invested until the very end. It constantly finds ways to surprise you, making it one of the more engaging stories in the series. Paris is undoubtedly one of the game's greatest strengths. The city is beautifully recreated, packed with detail, and exploring its streets and rooftops never gets old. Combined with one of the best parkour systems in the franchise and satisfying stealth mechanics, simply moving through the world is enjoyable in its own right. The game isn't without its flaws. Even years after release, there are still occasional bugs, some of which can interfere with combat or other gameplay mechanics. It is also surprisingly demanding on the CPU, so having a capable processor makes a noticeable difference to the overall experience. Even with those technical issues, Assassin's Creed Unity remains an excellent game that deserves far more recognition than it often receives. Between its fantastic story, stunning recreation of Revolutionary Paris, and some of the best movement and stealth mechanics in the franchise, it's a game I would happily recommend to any Assassin's Creed fan. "All that we do, all that we are, begins and ends with ourselves." — Arno Dorian
This was my friends favorite Assassins Creed. Being that it has been a little over a month since he passed away, this game has new special meaning to me.
sm育碧你tm有没有玩过你这逼游戏的跑酷
good game very fun
я на лошади. ты на белом коне, и я на белом коне. а потом салют… в нашу честь. салют в нашу честь. Сначала на парад, а потом в дом офицеров пойдём. бал будет. пиво. салют. в мою честь салют. Я полковник и ты — на белом коне
Jogo muito bom. O parkuor é muito realista, embora dificil, a ambientação na cidade de Paris é muito boa, muitas paisagens bonitas.