Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood reviews

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, the Part with the sometimes best Reviews, rightly enjoys the good Reputation. The Animus takes you back into the Renaissance, but this time you go to Rome because of a Templar Attack. In the Italian Metropolis, Ezio is looking for the Borgia to take the recently lost Eden Splinters from them. He meets historically important Personalities such as Niccolò Machiavelli, who is at his Side. In addition to the well-known hidden Blades, Ezio is now also allowed to use a Crossbow as well as a Set of heavy Weapons to make Life difficult for Rome's Guards. The most powerful Weapon, however, is the Namesake Brotherhood, which can be found here for the first Time. By freeing citizens in Need, new assassin recruits are recruited, who can be called into battle at the Touch of a button. By Participating in Combat and Sending them to Missions, the Recruits gain Experience, giving them better Armor and Weapons. In Rome, it is important to rebuild the City by buying various Shops, Such as Blacksmiths and Tailors, banks and Horse stables and Sights, in order to gradually save a small Fortune and thus buy new Equipment. For the First Time, a Multiplayer mode has also been implemented. Here you slip into the Role of an Abstergo employee who tries his hand as a Templar agent. The Multiplayer mode has eight Game Modes and 21 Characters, some of which are known from the Campaign, which offer variety but can't captivate for too long. In Summary, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is an absolute Must for Fans of the Series, and Newcomers can do well with this Part of the Series, as there is a large Amount of Things to Do that will make staying in Rome an experience.