Disabled Gaming Reviews: Review of Assasin's Creed: Brotherhood( PS3, Xbox 360/BC, PC, PS3)

Hey everyone! This time I review the third entry into the Assasin's Creed Franchise. Can Ezio take on the Blue Blur, Let's find out!

The Assassin's Creed Franchise has been a fairly good stealth game (although CRSnake disagrees!) since it's beginnings in 2007, this game has attracted a lot of popularity. This game is the third entry of this series. This game, like it's prequel, Assasin's Creed 2 and it's sequel Assasin's Creed Revelations focuses on Demond Miles and his ancestor, Ezio Auditore, who has been caught in a secret conflict between the Templars and the Assasins over ancient relics called "Pieces of Eden". The accessibility scores are as follows.

VERSION TESTED- XBOX 360 ON AN XBOX ONE

Visibility 8
Unlike the original game, when enemies are around, icons should appear, on the map indicating of their location. If they spot you a red border should appear so you can run to the nearest hidden place to get the Templars off your tail,

Audibility 10
There are in-game subtitles so you can understand what's going on. Some of the dialogue is in Italiano Italian so Buena Fortuna good luck understanding what's been said without them!

Mobility 5
This game has no redefinable controls! I had to use the Accessories app to play it!

Gameplay 9
This game is pretty much your standard sandbox, GTA-style game. This game is too much reliant on social camouflage i.e blending into the people around you to remain hidden. Foer example you will be harder to spot in a large crowd which wears the same type of colour of clothing than being on your own.

As for the combat. it's pretty much a Dynasty Warriors clone. You constantly bash the X button to attack. This makes the gameplay a little repetitive as you progress through the game.

The parkour element is this franchise's claim to fame. Can't find the way to get through a wall? climb over the wall and make your own entrance! This mechanic adds to the exploration element to the game.

All-in-all if you're looking for an action-adventure game to play over the closing few weeks of your summer vacation, this game is a good purchase.

OVERALL SCORE 80%

Not even close to beating the Blue Blur!