Assassin's Creed III

gamestyle.com review
Quite simply, one of the greatest stories of this gaming generation has just released its greatest chapter. Some complained of a lack of extras in the previous games. In this case, they will be complaining that they don’t know where to start. AC3 is one of the best games this year, and even the minor flaws can’t take that away. This is a must buy for fans of the series, and is a reasonable starting point for those who are yet to play any of the previous games. Hopefully this isn’t quite the end of Assassins Creed just yet, as the levels in the present day were very enjoyable indeed...
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digitalspy.co.uk review
Cities are packed with people going about their everyday lives, from town criers and protesters to gangs of feral street kids and even animals. The countryside, meanwhile, is much more than a link between cities, serving instead as a hunter's paradise, a fully-fledged battleground and when things are quiet on the assassination front, a place for Connor to rest his head. Having to load between new areas makes the environments feel less connected however diminishing the overall sense of scale, although it's understandable with a game this big.
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hardcoregamer.com review
Games like this only come around once in a generation. Assassin’s Creed III is a beautiful, sprawling adventure that proves to be one of the most, if not the most, ambitious titles ever created. Just when you think you have it figured out, an entirely new element is introduced that enriches it further, rendering it one of the least repetitive experiences to be had with a controller. An inspiring testament to what can be accomplished with unbridled devotion, it’s possible that nothing of this magnitude will ever be attempted again. No matter if you’re a fan of the series, or even the genre, Assassin’s Creed III must be experienced; it’s a truly definitive event that will be looked-back as a crucial step in gaming evolution.
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escapistmagazine.com review
You can even assassinate Templars and infiltrate their forts to increase the Assassin's influence and attract new recruits to the order, which you can in turn send on missions. Each activity increases your emotional connection to Connor's home and to the land of the free that the story missions let you fight for.
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g4tv.com review
Assassin's Creed 3 was reviewed using an Xbox 360 copy of the game; however, we also played the PS3 version, and found no differences. If further investigation reveals any differences between the 360 edition and the PS3 edition of the game, this review will be updated to reflect those differences.
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