Do yourself a favour and give this series a try.Īssassin's Creed Revelations - The final offering of the Ezio trilogy and in my opinion probably the weakest. I love the storyline with Japanese gangsters and side quests that range from the utterly bizarre to the downright hilarious. Yakuza 0 - More people need to try this franchise. It keeps your attention until the last seconds. Murder, violence and an intriguing storyline are the order of the day here. Featuring well known fairytale characters with a twist. The Wolf Among Us - If you've played a tell tale game before then you know what to expect. Graphically improved from AC II and with some cool features such as training your own assassins amongst others. I'd recommend it if you're into assassins creed.Īssassin's Creed Brotherhood - The second game of the Ezio trilogy and another excellent game, this time set mostly in Rome. A very enjoyable game with beautiful graphics and some very poignant moments. I enjoyed this so much and I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone.Īssassins Creed Freedom Cry - A short spinoff from Black Flag(which I haven't played) about slavery and piracy. But that aside this is a brilliant game with a great storyline and memorable characters. It's an excellent game.Īssassin's Creed II - This is a 13 year old game now and it shows its age graphically and with clunky controls which can be infuriating at times. If you are a fan of the Uncharted series and were mulling over getting this then take my advice and go for it. The main characters work well together and the graphics are simply eye candy.
Your typical uncharted fare but condensed into a shorter game. Uncharted The Lost Legacy - Went in to this game with little to no expectations and boy was I surprised. I did initially and started to get bored but once I stuck to the main missions and side quests I really started to enjoy it again.
It's open world with batman like melee combat although much more impactful and brutal. Mad Max - This is a truly excellent and underrated game.
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