Assassin’s Creed Unity Review

Assassin's Creed 's well-worn gameplay loops actually encourage exploration. Far Cry 's islands have mimicked AC 's viewpoints, garrisons, and you could even say swaps its own vehicular gameplay for Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag 's naval forts.

Absolutely stunning open world; Paris feels alive and rife with activity; Weather systems and lighting drench the scenary; Free-running lines are aplenty; Co-op and multiplayer missions; Arno and Elise as leading Assassin and Templar; Highly varied textures; buildings; interiors; Inter-history...

Lots of one-hit kill animations; Glitches and system-crashing bugs; Arno and Elise as leading Assassin and Templar

Assassin's Creed Unity

Assassin's Creed continues its historical based adventure series with Unity, a game that will demand lots from your computer but deliver absolutely stunning graphics in return. In the game you'll get the joy of experiencing Paris during the French revolution as Arno Dorian slowly unravels the true...

Absolutely stunning graphics – Co-op and skill trees

Just feels uninspired – Bugs bring down the whole experience

Assassin's Creed Unity Review

It only feels like yesterday since I was gallivanting around the ocean seas in Assassin's Creed Black Flag. Even though I was strict on tackling the main story missions, I still to this day I haven't found the time to completed it.

Co-op missions breathe new life into the franchise; Character customisation and a good variety of weapons change the style of combat; A dense and vibrantly created city of Paris

Game-breaking glitches at launch (slowly being fixed with updates; Not a significant next-gen improvement to the franchise; Multiple management of Sync Points; Creed Points; Helix and Francs over complicate things