Forgive the ailments this mobile port comes with -- the lack of intuitiveness originally meant for a touch-screen, the dull fighting mechanics that makes everything either easy or tedious, and the repetetive levels and boss fights -- and you have yourself a nifty game that stays true to the franchise, takes on from the story that ended with Embers (and Ezio, for that matter), and has nothing but beautiful art plastering each cut-scene and sequence.