Assassin's Creed Unity
Game » consists of 13 releases. Released Nov 11, 2014
The Assassin's Creed series heads to Paris, France, amid the French Revolution. The player controls Arno Dorian, an Assassin, as he attempts to disrupt and destroy the true powers behind the Revolution.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (2) 2 (4) 1 (1) 2.4 starsAverage score of 8 user reviews
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With a lack of reinvention in its aging mechanics and tired mission design, Unity has more problems than a few bugs 0
I’ve had a scattershot relationship with Assassin’s Creed: Unity. I played through its first half during the initial week of its release before opting to put it down and take a self-appointed break. That lasted for roughly three weeks until I went back and finished it just a few days ago. Now, some of you may be wondering why the gap in-between, but if you know anything about Ubisoft’s latest neck-stabbing opus you can probably hazard a rather accurate guess as to why I felt th...
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AAA Title Leaves a Disappointed, Sour Taste 0
Bear with me on this one, this game brings in a lot of emotions. It's a bit of a topsy-turvey type of emotional rollercoaster that I feel when thinking of this game, so forgive me if I don't make as much sense as I should, or if I just seem overly conflicted. But before I review the actual game itself, I'll give a slight background so you can see my point of view. One of the first games I ever played for the Playstation 3 was the original Assassin's Creed game. While it did get a lot of positiv...
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Save your money.... 0
The game takes way too long to load between segments, when you fast travel or respawn. Most of the game is spent watching a black screen with the "loading" or "saving" logo in the top corner. It's buggy both on game play AND graphics. The story line is so so (but that is the best thing about it). Plus you still have to deal with the typical AC movement system that has a lot of chase sequences where you character wants to jump on every wall you pass next to (or jumps off buildings)...which is acc...
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The worst in the series. Fun, yet heavily flawed. 0
It's a shame that "Assassin's Creed: Unity", the first game in the series created exclusively for next-gen consoles, is a disappointment. A follow-up to the superior "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag", "Unity" was plagued with massive bugs and technical issues on launch day. More than a month later, developer Ubi Soft Montreal updated it with a fourth patch, 6.7 gigs in size (!) that resolved most of the horrible pop-up and poor framerate. The game now performs much better, but it was always the ...
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Game with Glitches and Bugs 0
The over all concept of game is good. It's a big change for Assassin Creed Franchise.But the only problem with the game is that the game contains a lot of GLITCH & BUGS.This glitches and bugs are making the game almost impossible to play.The PATCHES that UBISOFT have released to solve the glitches have actually solved 15% of the glitches....
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Assassins Creed Unity Review 2
Assassin’s Creed: Unity is, without a doubt, the best entry in the series since the introduction of Ezio Auditore. The massive Ubisoft development team have seemingly stripped every aspect of the series down to the bone, in order to find a way to improve it. Those improvements, alongside the new technology the game is running on, make Unity an absolutely staggering experience. However, that same technology is also the games downfall.Unity, this seventh edition in the Assassin’s Creed...
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Assassin's Creed Unity review - a total mess 0
November guarantees us colder weather, longer nights, the unveiling of the John Lewis Christmas advert and, most inevitably of all, a new Assassin’s Creed. In fact this year we have two: Rogue for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Unity for the PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Unity is the one Ubisoft really needs to deliver, as they look to launch their most popular triple-A franchise into the current generation with a game built from the ground up to take the series forward.Assassin’s...
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Mini Review: The never ending tale of the Assassins 0
I just can't seem to stop myself from playing Assassins Creed games. I just have to see all the highs and lows of this series. What I found after seeing the credits in Unity was a game that was trying to recapture the high of AC2 and they failed to do that completely. First up the combat feels off with the addition of the perfect counter mechanic the free flowing combat now feels slow and stilted. Which gave me a reason to use smoke bombs instead of actually trying to fight normally. The stealth...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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