Ive been playing the Assassin's Creed games for a while and this one does not disappoint. Great game.

Whether it's a sequel from an annualized racing series or an expansion pack to a well-received game, there's comfort in the familiar--and, potentially, boredom as well. Dead Kings, the first downloadable content for Assassin's Creed Unity, is an unfortunate example of the perils of taking the beaten...

The Guillotine Gun is rewardingly lethal no matter the range; Classic Assassin's Creed mission types have some innate appeal

Fighting Raiders is almost as one-dimensional as their personalities; Arno's new brooding personality makes him less likable

Slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy this game, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.

Great game. If you like the style, you will enjoy it. I just finished Tomb Raider and start this one and I'm having lots of fun!

While it will likely suffice for Assassin's Creed core fans, Unity stumbles throughout and never really finds its footing. Where last year's Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag saw the franchise reach new heights, Unity is somewhat of a sidestep that only shines sporadically.

Assassin's Creed Unity features breathtaking environments and occasional scenes of great heightened action.

The game suffers from clunky free-running movement; Climbing and descending aren't as seamless as they are intended to be; Unity suffers from terrible frame rate dips and other graphical weirdness.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag was a welcome new direction, adding an enjoyable pirate flavour to the familiar framework of Ubisoft's historically rich open world series. Freely sailing the Caribbean was a real revelation for the series, and it was so enjoyable that it was always going to be missed...

Stay true to the creed.

A return to the creed; Strengthening the central pillars; Being an Assassin is fun again; Cooperative play; Elise's hair

"Skating" crowd movement while wading through; Loading times

Perfect Condition and Delivery

everything

nothing

Assassin's Creed Unity brings the action to revolutionary Paris and tosses four-player co-op into the mix. Have a read of our early preview...

Over the course of its six previous entries (main series) the Assassin's Creed franchise has done an amazing job of remaining fresh despite its yearly release cycle. From Altair's epic journey during the Third Crusade to Edward Kenway's Caribbean piracy it has woven an intricate storyline of...