Getting to specific locations will open up a mission, most doing something to further the ongoing plot. Meanwhile, the innovations introduced in Brotherhood all make a welcome return. Once again you can recruit assassins, call for their lethal brand of assistance, or train them up by sending them on missions overseas.
Revelations is never short of things to do. And we do get some new gadgets thrown in too. The most convincing is the hookblade; a handy implement that allows Ezio to scale walls more rapidly and increase the length of gaps that he can jump. Rather less convincing is the new system of custom-crafted bombs. You can create a range of different devices from different combinations of cases, gunpowder and other components, and each has its own destructive or tactical application.
Finally, Revelations throws in a new Tower Defence sub-game, which kicks in when you need to defend your conquered zones from resurgent Templar forces. As you fight off each wave you build morale points you can spend on various types of assassin, before positioning them in order to wipe out the next wave before it reaches your stronghold. This activity is pretty much optional, which is lucky, as the missions get less and less enjoyable as time goes on. Up to a point this all works.
Nor is Constantinople the problem. Revelations is a game with some magnificent moments, including a superb, Tomb Raider-esque platforming section in caverns beneath the streets of Constantinople and a new twist on the old Escort mission at an imperial party. A surprising number will only let you through if you obey instructions to the letter.
Of course, it all still looks marvellous. Adult Written by Zenwarmaker Gaming December 30, There is no Profanity if you turn off subtitles.
There is no Sexual Actions but, there is Romance. This game is kind of historical, but mostly focused on ending a generation of the main character. Beware because of misguidance. There is disturbing finishing moves breaking neck with a hook, turning head in with sword through head. There is also little blood. This title contains: Positive Messages. Positive role models. This review Helped me decide. Had useful details. Read my mind. Report this review. Adult Written by DigitalShadow March 23, Shouldn't have 5 circles for violence This is a game about assassins during the 16th century, so naturally there is a lot of killing.
There is blood in this game, but no gore no loss of limbs etc. The f-word is said only once in the entire game, so language is not a problem at all. No sex, drugs or anything like that. This game is also very educational, it is a fun way to learn about 16th century Constantinople.
Adult Written by BattleVet75 July 3, An outstanding conclusion to Ezio's story. While not as good as the past game in the franchise,but this game does not disappoint. The story is very good and builds up to an ending that almost made me cry, but it is short. Ezio is more of a role model here because as the mentor of the assassins, he seeks answers for his actions and the whole story is about his journey to find his purpose.
The violence is less intense then the last games, but it is constant. There is also a spraying effect for the blood here, as it sprays even after the blade is out. It is overall a good conclusion to Ezio and is ok for 14 and up. This title contains: Positive role models. Parent Written by mikai January 13, Adult Written by ER23 December 13, Great game. Adult Written by Connor98 October 20, Assassins Creed Revelations is an educational game for relegion and history.
Well, yes… and no. Unlike Rome, however, nearly all of Constantinople is freely explorable more or less from the moment Ezio arrives there.
Also unlike Rome, Constantinople is completely devoid of any horses to ride. However, their absence is still noteworthy enough to point out. Aside from a new story and a new city, Revelations brings several big additions to the gameplay, the biggest being the hookblade. With the hookblade equipped, Ezio can grab ledges that are just out of reach, launch himself up the sides of buildings and swing across gaps by hooking onto hanging lamp-like objects which, when grabbed normally, still let him swing in degree arcs.
Ezio can also use it to tumble right past any guards in his path, or — by tapping a button at just the right moment — throw them to the ground or off rooftops, which is much more entertaining. Another big addition: Bombs.
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