My first point about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is that after playing through it, I agree with Ryan Davis on that it should of been called Assassin's Creed II: Brotherhood.  
This third instalment in the Assassin's Creed franchise doesn't change in game-play but instead it improves on mechanics that already exist. The combat is much more easier and faster to go through. Chaining attacks and quicker counter's make you feel much more like a true assassin.  
As the title suggests, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood focuses on Ezio (the lead character is the second game) building a large assassin brotherhood to help fight off the new threat inside of Rome. 
I haven't played any of the multi-player yet to-date, but I highly intend too before the player numbers thin out.   
I would highly recommend this game and the second assassin's creed game to those looking for a good single-player game and an innovative multi player component. 

My first point about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is that after playing through it, I agree with Ryan Davis on that it should of been called Assassin's Creed II: Brotherhood.  
This third instalment in the Assassin's Creed franchise doesn't change in game-play but instead it improves on mechanics that already exist. The combat is much more easier and faster to go through. Chaining attacks and quicker counter's make you feel much more like a true assassin.  
As the title suggests, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood focuses on Ezio (the lead character is the second game) building a large assassin brotherhood to help fight off the new threat inside of Rome. 
I haven't played any of the multi-player yet to-date, but I highly intend too before the player numbers thin out.   
I would highly recommend this game and the second assassin's creed game to those looking for a good single-player game and an innovative multi player component.