I tell you, this game isn't exactly like one of those levelled games which you journey from one mission to the next just like that. It's like Grand Theft Auto, you can kill people, roam about the cities and let the guards try to kill you if they can. This took me a surprisingly long time (a year) to complete. First of all, I was stuck a third of the way through and spent months trying to figure it out. Anyway, this game is one in which you'd cry out in grief if you lose all your data. It's simply a bit like Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, except it's set in the Third Crusade. Assassin kills targets. Assassin has doubts about why he kills his targets. Assassin finds out his master is evil. Assassin sets out to kill his master. Assassin kills his master. Everything is peaceful again. This game kind of gripped me because you get to kill everyone, and the mission is about assassinating these nine targets in the Holy Land. But the games bores me after about an hour of non-stop gaming because the layout for all your ten targets (except Robert de Sable and Al Mualim) is just the same. You go into the city, perform tasks, speak to the bureau leader and set out to kill your target. This game is very effective in keeping you playing, but has its flaws. 8/10.
By HowlingRabbit334
By HowlingRabbit334