Game » consists of 16 releases. Released Nov 15, 2011
I know there are many reviews highlighting the fact that this version is more of the same, but when something is this good I find more of the same not such a bad thing. I'm personally one for a quick dev time turn around on a game that would give me 'more of the same' while the 'other project' brings the new stuff. Also think that it may be a nice model for developers to keep bringing money in above the DLC spare change.
Assassins Creed: Brotherhood was a genuine surprise last year, dismissing worries over its short development cycle by building on the solid foundations set by its excellent predecessor and providing another fantastic entry in Ubisoft’s stalwart, parkour-loving franchise. Its quality and success set a precedent for the series, so it’s no surprise to find us a year older with Assassins Creed: Revelations landing at our feet, double-blades in tow; the third game in three years to take us back into ...
As far as sequels go, Assassin's Creed: Revelations is the one that plays it safe, choosing to rely on your enjoyment of the previous games to get anything out of it rather than meaningful additions. As a result, the franchise is left in the state that it was in at the end of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, in that there really isn't anything here that brings the series forward. There is plenty to enjoy here in Ezio's final adventure as long as you're willing to do some trimming around the edges,...