While going through the list of Assassin's Creed games, I realized that I had never played AC: Liberation. Being an AC fan, I decided to correct this aberration.

So I downloaded this game and got into the thick of things.

AC: Liberation is a good continuation of AC3 and is set around 1765 in New Orleans, bayou marshes, and Chichen Itza. The female protagonist Aveline is of mixed blood which gives the player the option to camouflage her as a slave girl, an assassin, or a genteel lady.

The missions are standard AC fare where there's a mastermind that you need to figure out so you trail people, threaten people, kill people and keep getting closer to your objective.

The ending was a surprise and I was like WTH!

But then in the post-credits, you get another ending! And I'm like: Ohhh!

Took me 11 hours to go through it. So its a good addition to the series. People who are AC fans can pick this up and play.

While going through the list of Assassin's Creed games, I realized that I had never played AC: Liberation. Being an AC fan, I decided to correct this aberration. So I downloaded this game and got into the thick of things. AC: Liberation is a good continuation of AC3 and is set around 1765 in New Orleans, bayou marshes, and Chichen Itza. The female protagonist Aveline is of mixed blood which gives the player the option to camouflage her as a slave girl, an assassin, or a genteel lady. The missions are standard AC fare where there's a mastermind that you need to figure out so you trail people, threaten people, kill people and keep getting closer to your objective. The ending was a surprise and I was like WTH! But then in the post-credits, you get another ending! And I'm like: Ohhh! Took me 11 hours to go through it. So its a good addition to the series. People who are AC fans can pick this up and play.