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- Spoilers (2)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Some of the woman NPCs have cleavage.
- One scene involves skimpily dressed dancers, not graphic.
Violence & Gore
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- A man is stabbed several times then left in a fountain in one scripted scene.
- A man has his legs broken in one scripted scene.
- Compared to the others, the blood looks more realistic, with alot of blood spurt when people are killed with finishers.
- One of the counters in the game lets you break a guys leg leaving him open to a free kill.
- More realistic blood spurt when killing people, compared to the other games.
- *ALL BLOOD DEPENDS ON WHETHER YOU TURN OFF THE BLOOD IN THE GAME*
- People can be stabbed. Violence is frequent and strong, sometimes with bloody results. Violence in cutscenes are especially brutal.
- Other than stabbing, there is no other way to kill people. Unless you push someone off of a rooftop.
Profanity
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- Mostly PG-13 cursing.... 1 use of f*ck and a few uses if other "minor" words: sh*t, b*stard, h*ll, and d*mn (none of these are used very often)
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- You encounter intoxicated men in alleys and in city streets.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Unlike some of the other games, this is by far the most serious one. Even ones like ac 3 still have some fun moments, this game is much more grounded, and serious
- There are some intense scenes in the game.
- A man is brutally stabbed and murdered in front of a group of citizens. 2 men break another man's legs.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Although the combat violence in this game is not necessarily as bad as games like Assasins creed 3, there is a cutsene where guards stomp on a mans knee caps (He had escaped a mental asylum) breaking them. The man screams in agony as he is dragged away. A very disturbing scene to watch.
Profanity
- 1 use of "arse" when you kill William of Montfferat.
