Assassin's Creed II, my beloved. This is where the series starts to find its footing and starts getting some engaging storytelling going. The parkour is more polished than Assassin's Creed, but I did find myself missing the ability to vault like you can in the first game. Combat is more of the same, enemies circling you and coming at you one at a time as you counter them. The story is surprisingly enjoyable and interesting. The time jumps are disorienting but watching Ezio grow as a character is incredibly satisfying.

For some downsides, this game does require a mod to bring it up to modern standards - EaglePatchAC2. Additionally, the game definitely starts to drag in the final third. Killing the 9 lieutenants and then having to collect the codex pages if you weren't already can definitely feel like you're just doing busy work waiting for the game to end.

Overall, a 7/10 game, worth playing as it's the start of Ezio's story, which is a trilogy that is absolutely worth seeing through.

This game has a lot of problems. The repetitive collectibles that there are way too many of. The 2nd half of the game essentially just being the 1st half again. The combat just being enemies coming at you one at a time and countering. The guards being bloodhounds who can be near impossible to lose at times (arguably a positive, to some!). I had to make 3 separate modifications to this game in order for it to run properly on a modern computer.

This is a 6/10 game...but why did I have so much fun while playing it? And why would I still recommend it?

The parkour. The atmosphere. The level design. Once you actually get this game going, past its quite long tutorializing, it's a short and sweet romp through Damascus, Jerusalem, and Acre. I'd recommend this game if you're a fan of the franchise. I think it's worth revisiting just to see how the series has changed from this first entry, and because of how interesting the parkour in this game is compared to the other games. If you aren't already a fan of the franchise, maybe consider skipping ahead to the Ezio trilogy if some jank isn't for you.

Apesar da curta duração, eu gostei da experiência. Kojima traz uma grande inovação nesse game que serve como a prequel de The Phantom Pain.

Gráficos são muito bons
Trilha sonora eu achei OK, talvez se eu pudesse jogar o Phantom Pain eu analisaria melhor haha
Jogabilidade muito boa e etc

Resumindo tudo: Prequel muito boa