Review on Ultimate Assassin's Creed: Ezio Trilogy Edition - Xbox 360 by Josh Allen

I really liked Fable 3 and after that I was looking for something different to play with. Someone online recommended Assassin's Creed II. I decided to start at the beginning of the series and I really liked Assassin's Creed I: I like the free play, the graphics and the moving character. But the plot develops quite slowly and apart from missions there isn't much to do in the game world. Once I got the Ezio trilogy (which starts with Assassin's Creed II), I understand what the recommender meant: it's a lot more like Fairy Tale in terms of what you can do in the game world (once you get a specific reached a point in the plot). While the story is still fairly slow, it retains a free-roaming element, and there are plenty of other things you can do outside of the main story, such as: B. Races and side missions. The game's creators also packed a lot of information about historical sites and people into the game - it's easy enough to miss if you're not interested, but it makes hours of play almost educational (like the use of whole wheat flour in Chocolate Chip -Cookies). I look forward to playing the rest of the series.