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Adéwalé gets a stand-alone tale in Freedom Cry. But is it a case of Caribbean there, done that?

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Christopher Buffa (Prima Games): Theres a whole bunch of activities to enjoy in Ubisofts high-seas adventure, Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag, hunting in particular. Youll find both land and ocean-based critters to kill, each one producing various goods that you can sell to general stores and harbormasters for cash, or craft into more useful items. That said, heres the full list of animals in AC4, along with valuable tips.

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There is one type of game that we dont see too often and that is a game based on the golden age of sailing and pillaging the seven seas as a cut-throat pirate. There are a few unwritten rules when making a pirate game that every developer should follow. You need a beautiful open world to explore, a ship to sail and call your own, and a blade juggling pirate as the lead character that loves only two things, rum and treasure, and lots of it. So has Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag followed these maritime gaming rules? or has it shipwrecked itself trying?

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Adéwalé gets a stand-alone tale in Freedom Cry. But is it a case of Caribbean there, done that?

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There is one type of game that we dont see too often and that is a game based on the golden age of sailing and pillaging the seven seas as a cut-throat pirate. There are a few unwritten rules when making a pirate game that every developer should follow. You need a beautiful open world to explore, a ship to sail and call your own, and a blade juggling pirate as the lead character that loves only two things, rum and treasure, and lots of it. So has Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag followed these maritime gaming rules? or has it shipwrecked itself trying?

Added: 03.01.2014 13:00 | 5 views | 0 comments


Apparently, second-screen apps are all the rage. Yep, those apps that enable you to use your phone to see extra tidbits of info and content from the game being played on your telly. Ubisoft is "convinced it's the future". EA says it thinks about these apps from day one of development. And all three current-gen home consoles have second-screen support built in (whether that's through SmartGla...

Added: 03.01.2014 13:00 | 2 views | 0 comments


Apparently, second-screen apps are all the rage. Yep, those apps that enable you to use your phone to see extra tidbits of info and content from the game being played on your telly. Ubisoft is "convinced it's the future". EA says it thinks about these apps from day one of development. And all three current-gen home consoles have second-screen support built in (whether that's through SmartGla...