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Neoseeker: Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag definitely comes with a few shortcomings, but I cant deny my excitement. For the first time in what feels like forever, I want to play more Assassins Creed. Edward Kenway is undoubtedly the most interesting protagonist weve had since Ezio was still in his prime. While not exactly likable, he is undeniably fun.

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Music performed by The Brussels Philharmonic and La Troupe Makandal

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Andrew Day of Capsule Computers wrote: Bigger, Bolder, Better. Those three words definitely define Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag as it takes the Assassins Creed franchises first major steps off the mainland, and sails out to the seven seas. Combining elements of traditional Assassins Creed stealth gameplay with the loud and aggressive pirate lifestyle was no easy feat, but Ubisoft have managed to pull it off. The game offers players the freedom to play how they want and to make their own fun through the variety of side-missions, collectibles and other goals to accomplish. This gameplay freedom, combined with an unrivaled visual beauty and audio that really captures the pirate lifestyle results in Black Flag being the best game in the franchise by far.

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Defy the Rules in the enhanced Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Multiplayer and the all new "Game Lab" feature which allows you to create your own multiplayer modes.

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Defy the Rules in the enhanced Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Multiplayer and the all new "Game Lab" feature which allows you to create your own multiplayer modes.

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onPause writes: When Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag was first announced earlier this year I had two gut reactions. My first reaction was; Yes Assassins Creed set in the Caribbean with ship combat and open world pirate gameplay I want this. My second reaction was doubt; Another numbered sequel already, after a semi-lukewarm reaction of Assassins Creed III? This left me incredibly interested and anxious to get my hands on Black Flag.

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OXCGN: Assassins Creed IV Black Flag marks a new step in the path of the Assassins Creed series. It brings us a well penned story to cast us a sea on our journey, and puts the player into a beautiful world to explore. After sinking more than forty hours into the core of it alone, I am still scouring the seas for the many Assassin and Naval contracts yet to be completed, and the many small uncharted islands waiting to be scoured for hidden treasures. After playing all this on current generation consoles, I am confident, with the release of next-gen consoles, the Playstation 4 and Xbox One versions will see me invest just as many hours once more

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Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag is the sequel to the highly acclaimed Assassins Creed III which was released in October of the previous year. Ubisoft has once again created a vast world for you, the player, to explore and conquer as the pirate assassin Edward Kenway. But is the game itself worth the $60 price tag?

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onPause writes: When Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag was first announced earlier this year I had two gut reactions. My first reaction was; Yes Assassins Creed set in the Caribbean with ship combat and open world pirate gameplay I want this. My second reaction was doubt; Another numbered sequel already, after a semi-lukewarm reaction of Assassins Creed III? This left me incredibly interested and anxious to get my hands on Black Flag.

Added: 05.11.2013 6:17 | 8 views | 0 comments


Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag is the sequel to the highly acclaimed Assassins Creed III which was released in October of the previous year. Ubisoft has once again created a vast world for you, the player, to explore and conquer as the pirate assassin Edward Kenway. But is the game itself worth the $60 price tag?