Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

glockstararmani's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (Xbox 360) review

Rome Wasn't Rendered In A Day

Glockstar Armani presents this game with 2 *GLOCKIE* awards for:

*GAME MOST PERFECTLY SUITED TO MY TASTES*

*BEST GAME OF 2010*

Seriously, I think that Ubisoft Montreal followed me around my entire life, deduced what kind of game would be perfect for me, and then they made that game and called it "Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood". Here are some of my favorite things in life: time-travel, Ancient Rome, Leonardo Da Vinci, cliffhanger endings, paintings with hidden messages, science-fiction, secret codes, chess, the Renaissance, political intrigue, medieval warfare, conspiracy theories, and video games with tons of gameplay where you can upgrade weapons and collect a ton of things. Ubisoft...you complete me.

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