Added: 18.11.2014 1:30 | 1 views | 0 comments




A news article reporting on politics in France says that Assassin's Creed Unity's largely realistic... except for all the stabbing... depiction of the French Revolution's biggest movers and shakers acts "against the people."

Added: 17.11.2014 6:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


Matt Gosper -- "The end of the year has arrived, so its time for another Assassins Creed on PS3 and Xbox 360 but with a twist. Unlike last years Black Flag, which released across last- and current-gen platforms, 2014 gives us two distinct and very different flavours of Creed: the current-gen Unity and the last-gen Assassins Creed: Rogue. While Unity deals with the French Revolution, Rogue tells a more personal tale revolving around newcomer to the franchise, Shay Cormac."

Added: 17.11.2014 0:11 | 8 views | 0 comments


Easily one of the most exciting aspects about Assassins Creed Unity is its story setting. Assassins Creed is famous for its historical setting putting players into famous historical time periods. Unity drops them dead center into the French Revolution. One of the biggest turning points in Western Civilization where for the first time a monarchy was over thrown. A perfect setting for an order of assassins who fight for freedom.

Added: 16.11.2014 2:15 | 2 views | 0 comments


Load The Game - "Yes, Assassins Creed Rogue is only on the last generation of consoles, and yes, it doesnt feature Assassins Creed Unitys spectacular free-running mechanics nor does it look as good as the French Revolution. Having said that, after going through the entire campaign and spending lots of hours taking down forts, collecting templar treasures, upgrading the franchises newest vessel or simply strolling around the North Atlantic and other regions, I can without any doubt say the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 went out with a bang when it comes to publisher Ubisofts most popular series."

Added: 15.11.2014 22:12 | 2 views | 0 comments


Load The Game - "Yes, Assassins Creed Rogue is only on the last generation of consoles, and yes, it doesnt feature Assassins Creed Unitys spectacular free-running mechanics nor does it look as good as the French Revolution. Having said that, after going through the entire campaign and spending lots of hours taking down forts, collecting templar treasures, upgrading the franchises newest vessel or simply strolling around the North Atlantic and other regions, I can without any doubt say the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 went out with a bang when it comes to publisher Ubisofts most popular series."