Name: | Assassin's Creed 3 |
Release date: | November 20, 2012 |
Platforms: | PC, XBOX 360, PS3 |
Genre: | Action Adventure |
Metacritics Rating: | 80 (PC) |
Our visitor's rating: | N/A |
Average playtime: | 20-30 h |
Our recommendation
Assassin's Creed 3 is an action-adventure developed by Ubisoft and is the fifth (no, not third) title in the Assassin's Creed series. The story follows the fictional conflict of Templars and Assassins on the backdrop of real-world historical events, specifically the events of the American Revolution. You play as Connor, son of an Englishman and a Native woman, who will influence many historical events.
Players play from a third-person perspective, using developed acrobatics (with the ability to climb almost any building, rock or tree) and combat mechanics to solve tasks in an open-world setting, driven by a narrative that players can follow or not follow at any time. There is also a naval combat mode, which sees the player piloting a ship and fighting other vessels.
The game was praised for its open world, combat, side activities, amount of content, and setting. It has suffered many glitches and bugs on release, but those have been largely solved by now. It was also criticized that it took a long time to set up the player before the linear missions ended and the open world truly began.
We would recommend this game if you're a fan of the Assassin's Creed series, don't mind the amount of time this game requires, and like playing in an open world with many side activities.
It adds additional 5-7 hours of story content to the main game, set in an alternate timeline with George Washington being a dictator.
Usual price: | 7.99 $ |
Metacritics Rating: | 85 |
Release date: | Feb 3, 2013 |
Trailer: | YouTube |
It adds three single-player missions and two multiplayer skins.
Usual price: | 4.99 $ |
Release date: | Dec 2, 2012 |
Platforms: | Classic store price: | Key store price: | |
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Standard Edition | PC, X360, PS3 | 19.99 $ | 5.69 $ |
Deluxe Edition | PC, X360, PS3 | 49.99 $ | N/A |
Season Pass | PC, X360, PS3 | 29.99 $ | N/A |
Standard Edition | Deluxe Edition | Season Pass | |
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19.99 $
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