Assassin's Creed Double Pack (Brotherhood and Revelations)

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Assassin's Creed Double Pack (Brotherhood and Revelations) Customer Reviews

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Assassin's Creed Double Pack (Brotherhood and Revelations)

Overall Rating : 4.5 / 5 (8 Reviews)

4 5 star reviews
4 4 star reviews
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4.5 / 5 (8 Reviews)

4 5 star reviews
4 4 star reviews
0 3 star reviews
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Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and Revelations.

Legendary games, great games to finish off the Ezio Auditore storyline as an Assassin. A must buy for fans of the series but I suggest you start on Assassin's Creed 2 first. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: Positives: Decent story. Recruit Assassins. Based on real history (like all Assassin Creed games) Great gameplay, sometimes a bit off but classic Assassin's Creed. Still the respectable Ezio Auditore. Negatives: A bit more of Desmond Miles. Rodrigo Borgia wasn't much of a villain in the end (he didn't die by Ezio's hand/blade) The graphics still have not improved much. Overall: Great game, putting a bit more time into it would have improved the graphics but still, a good buy. Assassin's Creed Revelations: Positives: Story could be argued not as good as Brotherhood but it is still great. Continues on Ezio's life, this time as an old man, and completes Altair's storyline. Shows that despite Ezio's old age, he is still the Assassin he always used to be (occassionaly messes up e.g. when falling down a high building he takes a while to recover) You can still recruit Assassins. Negatives: Short story. Altair's story is not as great as it could have been. New inventory style. (not as great as the old one) Changed loading screen. (why?) Ezio's eyes glowing during the loading screen, they changed the shade of his eye colour. Eagle Vision changed to Eagle Sense. Different controls. Overall: Good finisher for the Ezio trilogy and Altair's story line but could have been a lot better by not changing some of the traditional Assassin's Creed themes (inventory and loading screen) and to keep the controls the same. There was no point to call it Eagle Sense. A bit more time put into it would have made it a much better game. Overall I think you should pick this up, it is at a good price for two games and does have a great storyline. At points it seems like Revelations has nothing to do with Brotherhood but still it is a good game if you are a fan of the Assassin's Creed series.

08/04/2014 by mittoucp

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The best double pack

The Assassin's Creed Double Pack contains two beautiful games and the best price on the internet.

02/09/2013 by Lollo

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assassin creed double pack

Assassin's Creed Double Pack contains 2 of the best games ever in 1 single pack.

15/03/2013 by spiky

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good game

Assassin's Creed Double Pack (Brotherhood and Revelations) is something between Prince of Persia and GTA. It's a big, open world in historical Italy. It's good value. It's recommended.

15/03/2013 by denizgosss

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The Assassin's Creed Double Pack is very good value for money.

11/03/2013 by Gorg85

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One of the best double packs ever released!

Assassin's Creed Double Pack (Brotherhood and Revelations) may be over one year old, but its the first time they are together in a compilation. I have already finished Brotherhood on my PC before, but now it was a great chance to own both games, for the price of one! Brotherhood is set in Rome, and its the perfect expansion for Assassins creed II. Revelations is set in Constantinople. It is very smooth and I havent finished it yet, but there is improvement in the graphics. Technically, it requires a mandatory install of around 5gb in PS3, but other than that everything we love from the previous Assassin's Creed 2 games is there. The controls are almost the same. They're not the most responsive ever, but with some practice no one will have any trouble at all.

26/02/2013 by GreenDay

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