Assassin’s Creed® Brotherhood

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[h1] ★★★⯪☆ [/h1] [h2] ✦ 𝟑.𝟓/𝟓 ✦ [/h2] [h3] More Ezio, more assassins, more fun. [/h3] ◆ [b]Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is a very solid sequel, but for me it's just a little worse than Assassin's Creed II.[/b] It keeps the things that worked so well in the previous game and expands them with the Brotherhood system, where you recruit and train other assassins and can call them in to help you. It's a really cool addition and fits Ezio's progression nicely. ◆ Rome is also a great setting, and I really liked the idea of gradually taking the city back from the Templars. Rebuilding shops and other parts of the city gives you a nice sense of progression, while the combat and parkour remain satisfying despite showing their age. ◆ One thing I really didn't like was [b]the full synchronization system.[/b] Being given extra objectives during missions, like completing them in a very specific way, sometimes feels like the game is telling you [i]how[/i] you're supposed to play rather than letting you play your own way. It can be fun as an optional challenge, but tying it to 100% completion definitely takes away some freedom. ◆ The story is enjoyable and Ezio remains a great protagonist, although it doesn't have quite the same impact as his journey in AC II. Some missions are memorable, while others feel like they're mainly there to pad things out. Still, the Brotherhood system and the Roman setting give the game enough of its own identity. ✦ [b]A good Assassin's Creed game that improves the formula in some interesting ways, but never quite reaches the heights of its predecessor.[/b] It's still a lot of fun, especially when you're running across Rome's rooftops with a whole brotherhood of assassins ready to do your dirty work.

[h3] Honestly... [/h3] I think I liked Brotherhood about as much as AC2, which is saying a lot. I wasn't expecting to like it quite as much as I did, but it improves on a lot of the things AC2 already did well. The game grabbed me pretty much immediately, and I think that's one of the biggest differences I felt compared to Revelations. The pacing felt better, and I actually wanted to keep playing and see where the story went. Ezio is pretty much the same Ezio I liked in AC2, but seeing him grow up and become more responsible was cool. Rebuilding the Assassin Brotherhood and slowly getting everything back together was probably my favorite part of the game. It actually felt like you were building something throughout the story rather than just going from mission to mission. Rome was also a really nice setting. I still think I loved Venice from AC2 more, but Rome was great and felt like a good place to have the entire game centered around. I also didn't expect to care much about the Assassin recruits, but I actually really enjoyed that system. Recruiting random people and training them up until they could actually help you was surprisingly fun, and calling in a bunch of assassins to absolutely ruin someone's day never really got old. Combat was pretty good too. The kill streaks made fighting multiple enemies feel satisfying, and overall I think Brotherhood improved on the combat from AC2 without changing it too much. I didn't really play a ton of the side content though. By this point I was mostly just trying to finish the main story, so there's probably a lot of Brotherhood that I didn't properly experience. The villains were good. I wasn't completely obsessed with them or anything, but I liked them and thought they did their job well. The ending was also good and felt like a satisfying way to wrap up everything that had been building throughout the game. And then there's the modern-day sections. I swear these are always the weakest part of the Assassin's Creed games. I don't hate them, but every time the game switches away from Ezio I'm just sitting there waiting to get back to the actual game. Thankfully, I didn't really have any technical issues with Brotherhood either, which was a nice change after the absolute mess I had with Revelations. Overall, Brotherhood is probably one of the strongest games in the Ezio trilogy for me. It takes what worked in AC2, improves a bunch of it, gives you a really fun setting, and actually makes the whole "rebuild the Brotherhood" idea feel meaningful. Definitely a good game and one I enjoyed a lot more than I expected to.

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