Assassin's Creed 3

Assassin's Creed 3 rethought the mechanics of previous parts of the series, differed from them in terms of plot presentation and sported a new engine with eye-catching graphics.

When I tried to figure out what was left of the third part, I found not so many things: bales of hay, vantage points and camera angles. Everything else has been redone. The combat system was now conducted using slightly different buttons. The character developed high speed differently and generally moved differently from Altair and Ezio (they had exactly the same animation of movements). Even the collection of items has changed: there are chests that you need to be able to crack and flying pages from the almanac, written by Benjamin Franklin himself. If you gape, you’ll make the wrong direction of the jump, and you’… Read full

Phew, I managed to play it. I liked the game, I bought it, it was worth it.9

out of 10

Many people don’t like this Indian simulator, but it’s understandable. They gave us the son of both a Native American and an Englishman. Growing up, he will become an assassin who will help in the war for independence. The game itself looks beautiful, plays comfortably and easily, but the storyline itself, which starts out pretty cool, but ends as if it shouldn’t have existed at all, is depressing. If you do not take into account the plot, then technically the game has grown well after the story about Ezio. 7.5/10