Its basically Ezio but in France. Sad love story, man whore becomes sorta decent, learns valuable lesson and makes friends along the way. Good in terms of design and gameplay but story is just a recycled script from Ezio's saga. Save your money or wait until the sales

I am quite happy that this time the cinematic trailer matches the actual gameplay graphics.. this the graphics on this game is awesome and the the player movement and combat ai all are very good.. But the game has lots of glitches because this game is not optimized properly..

Assassin's Creed Unity sees the franchise return to its original form of land based high detailed city exploration. Having been a huge fan of the entire Assassin's library i was super excited for Unity and for the most part i was not disappointed, Fans of the series probably know you're not going to...

Hello guys, today I'll be reviewing Assassin's Creed: Unity, if you're watching this review you've surely played previous Assassin's Creed games. Now what makes this expansion really good is the location.

You get to see Paris in the 18th century; a lot of fun; great story line; the game is art

Can be addicting; time consuming; takes you to a virtual reality you don't want to leave

Keep the commitment..

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 is a good step in the series, managing to successfully overhaul most of the core mechanics. However, a lot of polishing is needed in terms of freerunning or stealth to make it all work as intended.

Massive open world; Paris feels alive; Lots of thrilling adventures; Many things to do

Lots of framerate issues; Many bugs and glitches; Some frustrating missions; Lackluster story conclusion; Annoying microtransactions

The ships and woodlands of Assassin's Creed III and Black Flag can now step aside, as Assassin's Creed: Unity returns the eternal struggle between the Assassins and the Templars, and back to the familiar themes of Assassin's Creed II.

Whether it's a sequel from an annualized racing series or an expansion pack to a well-received game, there's comfort in the familiar--and, potentially, boredom as well. Dead Kings, the first downloadable content for Assassin's Creed Unity, is an unfortunate example of the perils of taking the beaten...

The Guillotine Gun is rewardingly lethal no matter the range; Classic Assassin's Creed mission types have some innate appeal

Fighting Raiders is almost as one-dimensional as their personalities; Arno's new brooding personality makes him less likable

Editor's Note: Assassins Creed: Unity was reviewed on the PlayStation 4 platform and all the bugs for this review are specific to that console. GiN waited a full week before running the review, hopeful that a patch would fix many of the bugs, glitches and errors.