65%Xbox One

decent

70%PlayStation 4

O gráfico teve uma pequena evolução em relação aos anteriores, continua muito bonito e bem representativo. A jogabilidade é praticamente a mesma, com algumas novidades como o gancho, que ajuda na movimentação, mas nada revolucionário. As bombas que dá pra criar são legais, mas não mudam tanto o jogo. A ambientação em Constantinopla é bem feita, mas a cidade não tem tanto charme quanto Florença ou Roma. Apesar de não ser o melhor da trilogia pra mim, Revelations fecha a história do Ezio de um jeito satisfatório, com um toque de nostalgia ao trazer o Altair de volta.

80%PC

Positives
+Gameplay is fun as usual, the addition of the hookblade and bombs are great too
+A nice end to Ezio's Story
+Also, an end to Altair's story
+Great Soundtrack
+Full Synch objectives aren't as tedious anymore

Negatives
-Visually a bit buggy
-The Lost Archive DLC sucks (gameplay wise)
-Mediocre performance (I capped the game at 60 and used Lossless Scaling frame gen for smoother visuals)

Summary
If you liked AC2 and Brotherhood, I have no doubt you're gonna enjoy this one too.

85%PC

The Lost Archive: 1h 42m 14s, 27/01/2024, 65%

85%PC

Muy buen cierre para la trilogía de Ezio.

70%Xbox 360

I'm really mixed on this game. I do really like the story, but the gameplay is easily the weakest of the trilogy. The final cutscene was really good and I loved Old Ezio's adventure in Constantinople. I did however hate most of the Altair scenes, his new voice actor did a horrible job and the voice does not fit the character at all. I don't know why they didn't just ask Phillip to do an Arabian accent.

80%Xbox 360

I don't know my time played.

75%PC

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Review (75/100)

Assassin's Creed Revelations serves as the closing chapter of Ezio Auditore’s journey and ties his story to that of Altair, the series’ original protagonist. While it offers moments of emotional resonance and a visually stunning setting, the gameplay feels overly familiar and burdened by unnecessary mechanics, making it a mixed experience compared to its predecessors.

Pros:

A Fitting Farewell to Ezio:
Revelations provides a heartfelt conclusion to Ezio’s arc. His reflections on life, purpose, and legacy add emotional depth. The connection between Ezio and Altair, explored through Desmond's Animus sequences, is one of the game’s narrative highlights.

Beautiful Constantinople Setting:
The bustling streets and iconic landmarks of Constantinople during the Ottoman Empire are richly detailed and immersive. The city’s blend of cultures provides a unique aesthetic that stands out in the series.

Strong Story Beats:
While the overall plot lacks urgency, key moments—such as the revelations about Altair’s later life and Ezio’s poignant discovery of his role in the grander Assassin vs. Templar conflict—are memorable and impactful.

Refined Combat and Parkour:
Combat is smooth, and new additions like the hook blade enhance parkour and traversal, making exploration faster and more fluid.

Bomb Crafting System:
The introduction of customizable bombs adds some variety to stealth and combat. Players can experiment with different effects, from lethal explosions to distractions, creating new approaches to missions.

Cons:

Bloated Mechanics:
Revelations introduces several new systems, like Den Defense (a tower defense mini-game), that feel unnecessary and out of place. These mechanics detract from the core Assassin’s Creed experience rather than enhancing it.

Overly Familiar Gameplay:
By this point in the series, the core gameplay loop is starting to feel stale. While some refinements are made, the lack of significant innovation makes Revelations feel like more of the same.

Underwhelming Desmond Segments:
The Desmond sequences, presented as first-person platforming challenges, are tedious and awkward. They feel disconnected from the main game and fail to provide meaningful insight into his story.

Final Thoughts:

Assassin's Creed Revelations is a decent entry that delivers closure to Ezio and Altair’s stories while setting up the next phase of the franchise. However, it struggles under the weight of unnecessary features and overly familiar mechanics, leaving it feeling like a step back from the brilliance of Brotherhood. For fans of Ezio and the series’ lore, it’s worth playing, but it lacks the spark to stand out as a defining installment.

Final Verdict: 75/100. A visually stunning but mechanically bloated sequel that closes Ezio’s story with dignity but fails to innovate where it matters.

85%PlayStation 3

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My Assassins Creed Revelations review

80%PlayStation 4

Why is Assassin's Creed Revelations so obsessed with getting the player out of Constantinople? Honestly, there is a core here that would be a very strong - albeit relatively short - Assassin's Creed game on its own, but the developers have thrown too many things at the wall, hoping they would stick. It leaves an impression of them wanting to justify charging full price for a game of which the playtime does not necessarily warrant it, so they just add a handful of other things that haven't been completely thought-out yet.

The most egregious examples of these are Desmond's Journey and Den Defense. The former are first person sections that feel completely out of place within the game. I have long held the belief that the entire Assassin's Creed series would have been better without the modern day aspect, and this is probably the best example of the modern day portion clashing with the historic main feature of an Assassin's Creed game. If I wanted to play a first person game, I would have bought one. It's even worse than the worst Da Vinci Code-ish crap in the previous two games. During Den Defense, you have to protect your Assassin's Den against Templar attacks in some sort of very underdeveloped real time strategy-esque scenario. Fortunately, only the first one is absolutely mandatory. I've had to deal with one more during my playtime, but it could technically be avoided for the rest of the game.

Another thing that interrupts the flow of the game is how the player is put into the perspective of Altaïr, the protagonist of the first Assassin's Creed game, every time you discover a Masyaf Key. These particular parts of the game could be interesting, and they might even be for people who care more about the lore than I do, but from a gameplay perspective, these chapters simply aren't substantial enough to be anything else than an annoying distraction. It gets worse the more Masyaf keys you discover, because Altaïr ages and gets notably less mobile throughout the game. Realistic, but not fun.

Despite all these criticisms, the core of Assassin's Creed Revelations is excellent. First of all: Constantinople is the most beautiful city in the history of the series. Hopefully my interest in Istanbul doesn't cloud my judgement here, but traversing Constantinople is extremely fun. There are more visually distinctive landmarks than in the previous two Ezio games, which makes getting around the city without a map a lot easier, and completing all there is to do in the city actually felt fun, rather than just crossing things off a list like it kind of felt like in its - admittedly overall better - predecessor.

Training protégé Assassins weirdly is both better and worse than in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. Worse in that it feels slightly less involved than in the previous game and there is no way you can keep the entire Mediterranean safe in one or two playthroughs. But at the same time, you build more of a connection with the Master Assassins because you can assign them to a specific den and there are unique(-ish) missions tied to that, most of which are some of the better missions in the game.

The detection systems still have not developed to the point where players would actually feel like a stealthy assassin. Where I felt like you had to get a little too close for guards to actually spot you in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, there are parts in Assassin's Creed Revelations where I just don't understand what Ezio even has been spotted doing. Either is bad for a stealth game, but I absolutely feel that it needs some more work.

While I feel the need to mention that I don't really care about the story nearly every review I write about a game that features a somewhat prominent plot, I do think that the main plot of Assassin's Creed Revelations is done quite well. Older Ezio is more likeable to me than his younger self, and many of the characters that matter are quite well-written. Well... Ezio's love interest/helper Sophia kind of comes and goes in a way that makes me think the writers had to cut quite a bit of content written for her, and there's a bit of deus ex machina here and there, but it was involved enough to work as an incentive to keep going. Also, am I the only one who thinks most of the pupil Assassins understand even less about why the Assassins and the Templars hate each other than I do?

Overall, 80 percent seems quite a fitting rating given the amount of fun I've had with the core of the game. Objectively, it might deserve a lower score due to the staggering amount of underdeveloped stuff thrown at the wall - none of which sticks - but Assassin's Creed Revelations did have the highest peaks of the Ezio series gameplay-wise for me. I think it's genuinely a better game than Assassin's Creed II, but Assassin's Creed Brotherhood definitely is the better total package by a considerable margin.

75%PlayStation 4

Brilliant movement and free running, uninteresting and uninspiring city design, disgusting shaders/colour scheme, decent narrative, brilliant ending to Ezio's story, vibrant and lovable characters

80%Nintendo Switch

Fourth AC on the board for me, and honestly? It was really good. I have issues with it, but generally I think it stands toe-to-toe with Brotherhood. Again, this isn't really a big jump, you can see that the series by this point is more iterative, with smaller improvements and changes between entries.
I do think it's still fair to say that it cleans up a lot of Brotherhood's flaws in my eyes, Constantinople is a much more dense city, that's much more enjoyable to run through and live in. It feels more lively, and it's got atmosphere in spades, and generally feels more 'alive' than Rome. And it has virtually NO unused space, which was a big point of contention I had with Brotherhood. Waaaay too much dead space, with nothing of interest between major points of Rome.
Mechanics have some touchups, nothing really all that notable imo. Parachuts, bombs, crafting/buying them, etc. But they're kinda clunky, and in my playthrough I really only took advantage of distraction bombs. I really only used either when they were mandatory I noticed.
I think the simplest way to put it, is that most of the things Brotherhood introduced, Revelations expands on, and for the most part; I think pretty favorably of it. The Brotherhood recruitments? Expanded, bite-sized stories with individual assassins you may recruit on your journey, rather than the basic "help citizen" prompt. Assassin recruit missions? Have more benefits than just XP now, providing more passive income, and materials for crafting new equipment. Outposts? Much more engaging, having to scan every inch of each one to find their leaders, some of which may run, which results in a chase, some may fight, it's a generally pretty good time.
There's still some tacked on fluff, that's really only there for variety's sake, like a weird tower defense minigame, the game really only forces it on you once in a tutorial, and if you keep your templar awareness down, you will literally never have to engage with it. I'm not even entirely sure what it offers beyond fending off templar raids. I did not get raided once in my entire playthrough, since awareness is pretty easy to keep low, lmao.
However, finally, a slight touchup to Ezio's movement! Introducing: the hookblade. This baby speeds Ezio up by miles when it comes to climbing, and allows for some nifty maneuvers that make getting around a breeze, and larger gaps that would've slowed him down in chases are now no longer a problem, and really pushes forward the feeling of smoothness and control when in big chases. There's a few smaller improvements it brings, like vaulting over guards and such. Which is useful, because they typically form walls, then cut you down, if they get out in front of you.
Anyway. Narratively, I think this is probably tied with AC2 for favorites. Brotherhood was kind of a mess narratively, not as far as actual 'messy' writing, but really, it felt like it was only there to set up a gameplay premise, it had it's moments, of course, but it just wasn't that memorable imo. The returning faces were nice though.
Revelations has a really good plot to follow throughout though, much more compelling than most of Brotherhood. Ezio is older, colder, more cynical, but wise. He still contains a warm, jovial presence. He's still a little shithead. Of course, till extremely entertaining to watch progress; and finally heal his wounds from the last 3 decades as an assassin. Lots of time is spent reflecting on what it was all for, and where it would lead him when he was finally finished. It's nothing deep, but it's nice to keep seeing growth and introspection from someone who was once naive, and quick to snuff out opposition.
It's nice to see Ezio rediscover love again, the chemistry between him and Sophia is cute, fun to follow. But more importantly, this game has huge payoffs for slogging through the first game; you spend the bulk of this game unravelling Altair's story, and it's just funny to me that basically all of Altair's best moments aren't even in his own game. But, if you played it, it still feels really rewarding. Areas from the first game are wonderfully recreated, seeing the Masyaf temple after so long was really fulfilling, and in retrospect makes me (almost) not regret playing AC1. This story brings both of their journeys to a close, and I think it does a great job at passing the torch forward, and letting Ezio finally live for himself. Something Altair didn't get to do, but he dedicated his life to his cause.
All-in-all, I can see how the game may have been polarizing in the moment, I think fans were beaten down and tired from yearly Ezio releases by this point, and were ready for the next big thing in the series. But in retrospect, I think it's a pretty damn good time, and trades blows with Brotherhood in most aspects. Fun time.

65%PC

The Story was very good, The Quests were good, but everything else was repetitive or lackluster. Its an old Game, and its Obvious. I liked that it was Short, they should come back to that.

95%PC

Great game but very short.

80%PC

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Assassin's Creed® Revelations

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TOP 3 FUN THINGS TO DO:
⭐️Using the new hook you're given.
⭐️Climbing walls.
⭐️Assassinating enemies.

THE UNIQUES:
💎Assassin's Creed universe is always unique.

PLAYER GAMING REQUIREMENTS:
💼Parkour.
💼Action.
💼Adventure.

VERDICT:
In my opinion this is the weakest one out of Ezio's story and sadly the ending of his tale, the story is a tad weaker to the older games and the ending isn't the best but it's a must play if you're into the Creed's story since it's more about the Assassin's above anything else, and of course the apple of Eden is always a big part as expected. There's a lot of positives to this game and is worth the asking price but don't expect a strong finish.
Total Score = 80/100.

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Assassin's Creed franchise.

GAMEPLAY:

It is the fourth major installment in the Assassin's Creed series, a direct sequel to 2010's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. The plot is set in a fictional history of real-world events and follows the centuries-old struggle between the Assassins, who fight for peace with free will, and the Templars, who desire peace through control.

The framing story is set in the 21st century and features the series protagonist Desmond Miles who, with the aid of a machine known as the Animus, relives the memories of his ancestors to find a way to avert the 2012 apocalypse. Revelations features two other returning protagonists: Altaïr and Ezio. The main story follows the Assassin Ezio's journey to unlock the secret of Altaïr's vault in Masyaf using disc-like artifacts containing Altaïr's memories.

■■■■■■■■□□ 8 / 10
A sad end to Ezio's story.

Review to Assassin's Creed II: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/33230

Review to Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/48190/

Review to Assassin's Creed III: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/911400/

Review to Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/260210/

Review to Assassin’s Creed® IV Black Flag™: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/242050/

Review to Assassin’s Creed® Rogue: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/311560/

Review to Assassin's Creed® Unity: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/289650/

Review to Assassin's Creed® Syndicate: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/368500/

Review to Assassin's Creed® Origins: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/582160/

Assassin's Creed® Odyssey: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198202022263/recommended/812140/

80%Xbox Series X/S

85.87%

60%PC

Pra um final de tarde, esse jogo é até divertido e te estressa bem menos com os bugs do que o Brotherhood, mas, por baixo do capô é um jogo fraco que segue a fórmula dos primeiros AC.
Uma mecânica básica (embora aprimorada) de escalar, um sistema de lojas e negócios, que é o MESMO do Assassin's Creed 2, lançado 2 anos antes desse e uma história rasa e sem muitos personagens (3-5 personagens principais).

80%PC

best in ezio trilogy, fight me

80%PlayStation 4

ezio became wise

70%PlayStation 4

Un buen cierre para una buena trilogía. Ezio es un buen protagonista, lo vemos nacer, crecer y vemos su vida de asesino a través de los años. Sin duda Ubisoft subo terminar una trilogía, o más bien dicho, un arco argumental junto a un personaje carismático. El juego sigue la estela de La Hermandad, hay pocas novedades jugables y las que hay aportan más bien poco como para diferenciarlo de sus predecesores. El gancho es un buen añadido y se agradece, además que tiene coherencia dada la edad de Ezio ( que ya me gustaría a mi moverme como él a mis 31 años ). Constantinopla es una ciudad vistosa, muy crepuscular en cuanto a paleta de colores y va a juego con la edad del protagonista. La historia es quizás la más floja de los 3 juegos aunque las secuencias de Altaïr son muy interesantes. Un buen juego, nada sorprendente pero sí convincente. A por AC 3, que debo decir que me da una perez que flipas.

65%PC

I dropped the game, the storyline was pretty boring and the overall map design too. I'm gonna even bother myself to achieve 100% Syncronization.

70%PC

C

95%PC

Gameplay
-I love the parkour
-Collectibles, sides quests
-Variety of weapons
-Variety of approaches
-Steal or Action

Audio/Visual
-Modern looking graphics
-Music was attached to voice sounds
-Camera angles are used for good shots

Story
-Continues the Ezio saga
-Returning characters

80%PC

Der Letzte Teil einer der Besten Trilogien der Gaming Historie.
Sehr Krasse Map und Atmosphäre.
Coole neue abwechslungsreiche Sidequests und das Beste Klettersystem bis jetzt.
100% ist kurz und knackig.
Ein Sehr Gutes ende der Trilogie.

90%Xbox 360

Following Ezio from birth to death, this is his final chapter. Truly an amazing story. This series has so much potential

Good

- Altair's story is revisited and expanded

- The development of Ezio's life is well structured with dialogues pertaining to his increasing maturity as an assassin.

- Bombs are a nice addition. They can be crafted with detail suiting the situation. They also provide aid to full synchronization.

- The hookblade. It allows the incorporation of the zipline where Ezio can zip across some parts of the city. He can also, get past guards more effectively with the hookblade.

- Characters are interesting.

- The story of Ezio is intriguing. The game allows you to bond with him from birth to death.

Bad

- If you shoot a crossbow arrow into a guards back, he will only lose a quarter health. On the other hand if you shoot him in the front, it is one hit kill.

- Hit detection is not as accurate previous Assassin's Creeds.

75%Xbox Series X/S

This game plays very similarly to AC Brotherhood, for better or for worse. I liked the general story— it was interesting seeing Ezio’s relationship to Yusuf and Sofia play out. He also has an interesting connection to Altair, the protagonist of the first AC game. This brought a satisfying conclusion to Ezio’s grand story arc. However this time around, the game brings a couple of gameplay innovations: bomb crafting and Mediterranean defense, both of which feel extremely tedious and in your face (you now get bomb-crafting ingredients out of most chests instead of money, and your Assassin-controlled cities will quickly lose control if you aren’t micro-managing them every second you get). I don’t think they added much value compared to how much time they waste. There’s also a handful of den defense battle which were fine and some truly chaotic on-rails sequences that were both fun and hilarious. I think this game is probably the weakest of the Ezio trilogy, but still fun and worth playing.

85%PC

Story - Somehow was both dull and engaging. I found myself not caring that much about Yusuf, but the storyline of finding the Masyaf Keys and Sofia helping decode Polo was very intriguing. I enjoyed the Byzantine story and the twist of the Sultan at the end.

Additions - Hook Blade is a TOP TIER addition and it felt so natural to use and traverse with it.

Gameplay - Same gameplay as Brotherhood, but seemingly fixed all the issues i had with Brotherhood.

Setting - Wasn't the biggest fan of Constantinople and the way they presented it. Everything felt the same, every part of the city felt the same as every other part of the city.

Combat - Chaining kills was a great addition, just wish it could be more skill-based such as a timing event in order to chain it or something like that.

Overall: 8.8/10 - not quite as good as AC1 but very close behind it.

75%PC

Audio-visual: 8 Gameplay: 6 Story: 7 Enjoyment: 7

100%PC

Excited to play the next :)

70%PC

O jogo tem uma jogabilidade muito parecida com a do brotherhood, só que melhorada com novas mecanicas de parkour e com o sistema de treinamento de assassinos mais rapido do que o anterior.
No quesito historia o jogo peca muito, a historia desse jogo é muito desenteressante, tem poucos personagens legais, o vilão é muito sem graça, ainda mais depois do Cesar. Acaba que as partes mais interessantes são os "flashbacks" do altair, mostrando a historia dele depois do primeiro jogo.
No geral é um jogo divertido, mas deva pra ser melhor pra um fechamento de trilogia de um dos assassinos mais marcantes da franquia

95%PlayStation 4

A beautiful and truly amazing game to end the Ezio Trilogy with.

100%PC

Best AC game, besides AC 1

100%Xbox 360

Great ending to Ezio. I realised I played this in 2012. I remember the mountains and the ending. Ezio was such a bad ass at an older age.

90%PC

peak animations

70%Xbox 360

The good old days in Costantinopoli, the last years of Ezio's life truly showed how much he matured. Will always be part of me. Thank you Ezio Auditore. Requiescat in pace

95%PC

This is the AC game I played most as a kid. I played it at least twice. I was convinced it was "kind of janky", but honestly it's no worse in that regard than any other classic AC game. It's so good. CHILD ME WAS RIGHT. Yusuf Tazim remains one of my favorite supporting characters in video games, and I love the tower defense minigame in this one (as little as I played it in this run, too busy dominating the territories to have to defend them). And with that, my proper go-through of the Ezio trilogy ends.

70%Xbox 360

Continues and ends Ezio's story. The game doesn't evolve the franchise enough. Pretty much the same review for all three games in Ezio's trilogy.

10%PlayStation 5

Worst game known to humanity

80%PC

I wasn't that satisfied when I played.
O kadar da tatmin olmadım oynarken.

90%PlayStation 4

9/10

60%PC

It could be a 7, but it has a lot of bugs, at least on pc.

100%PlayStation 4

Flawless

100%PlayStation 3

Flawless

60%PC

História - Bom. Infelizmente os crashes e bugs da versão de pc atrapalharam muito a imersão do jogo. O final da história do Ezio é fantástica porem o enredo se perder um pouco no meio.
Combate - Deixa a desejar, não inovando quase nada do AC Brotherhood.
Mapa - Constantinopla não é um dos meus mapas favoritos, assim como os acontecimentos históricos da época.

* O que realmente atrapalhou foram os inúmeros problemas técnicos apresentados pelo porte de pc!

80%PC

Ahh changement de moteur, Revelations nous emmène à Constantinople sur les traces d'Altair en terminant l'arc d'Ezio...j'ai beaucoup aimé cet opus même si ça me parlait pas forcément au début et l'histoire atteint son apogée à la fin avec un dénouement cool qui donne envie de passer au 3! Y avait de beaux décors et de belles mécaniques de jeux (sauf les missions d'attaque défense que j'ai moyen aimé) mais sinon c'est une chouette expérience!

50%Xbox 360

Trop vieux

90%Xbox 360

Une conclusion à la saga d'Ezio Auditore vraiment jolie proposant d'explorer une très jolie ville de Constantinople travaillé et un parcours amélioré avec le grapin permettant de grimper plus rapidement les différents bâtiments.

70%Xbox Series X/S

Feels like a fixed version of Brotherhood. A huge game that mostly works.

Pros:
+ The art direction for Constantinople is great. The sun light in this game is even better than in Brotherhood.
+ The music is awesome again.
+ The hookblade is cool.
+ The character models are more detailed and look better.
+ The story is cohesive again and side missions don't dilute it. Also, Ezio got a respectful closure.
+ Masyaf!

Cons:
- Desmond missions don't add much and feel more like a prototype than the real game.
- Constantinople has a few cool sights (like Hagia Sofia), but otherwise is pretty generic.
- Masyaf missions are poorly designed.
- Tower defence missions are an abomination.

60%PC

I'll be honest, while I enjoyed Ass Creed 2 and Ass Creed Brotherhood, I didn't *really* like this one. Don't really like the new setting, didn't like the main villain or even any of the side characters, for that matter. Honestly this game really showed the Ass Creed formula, but at least good Ass Creed games hide the formula thanks to the great setting, villain, and other characters.

60%Xbox 360

A more tedious version of Brotherhood with a hook gimmick that doesn't really do anything for the parkour mechanics. Weakest of the Ezio trilogy.