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Hardcore Gamer: Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag didnt entirely feel like an entry in the main series. Naturally, there was the familiar conflict weve been following indistinctly, as well as a main character whose life transforms after donning the signature outfit. Most of the features made a return as well, with an assortment of jaded figures to pardon from life, and a large, detailed map littered with diversions to explore. Its strange, then, that its most distinguishable asset came by way of a makeover. With a passable tale as a compass, its piratical world was a boundless playground, offering a level of freedom formerly only teased. This makes it all the more surprising that its DLC, Freedom Cry, has a shocking and almost cynical lack of freedom for a story about an escaped slaved.

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Freedom Cry extends the award-winning Black Flag experience with a new, more than four-hour, self-contained story featuring Edward Kenways first mate, Adewale, who is forced to face his past and sets out to free slaves.

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Glitch Cat - In the end, Black Flag could have easily succeeded and stood on its own without the Assassins Creed moniker, and yet by carrying the name it makes it the best entry in the series yet. If youre a fan of the franchise or just love pirates, you owe it to yourself to check out this gem of a title.

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Unleash the fury of Adéwalés machete in Freedom Cry, a new single-player episode of Assassins Creed IV Black Flag coming to PlayStation Store tomorrow! Fifteen years after the events of Assassins Creed IV, the former first mate of the Jackdaw and trained Assassin Adéwalé finds himself embroiled in a battle to free slaves in Haiti.

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Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Freedom Cry DLC expansion has officially launched today. Keeping in good timing with this new piece of playable content, we were given the opportunity to interview the composer for the DLC's soundtrack, Olivier Deriviere.

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Now due to release "in the coming days".