Assassin's Creed: Director's Cut Edition

Assassin's Creed: Director's Cut Edition is an action game about the confrontation between secret organizations, which takes place in the Holy Land of the 12th century. The hero is an assassin whose task is to understand a conspiracy that affects both sides of the conflict. In addition to direct battles, there is preparation: reconnaissance, observation and search for an approach to the goal. Cities live their own lives, and crowds walk the streets, which helps to hide or, conversely, to set up a pursuer. The PC edition added several additional tasks. The design looked great for its time, and the free movement across the rooftops was memorable. Before each task, there is an opportunity to scout the location and collect information about the target. Some of the orders are issued in cities, and they shed light on what is happening. Before the mission, there is an opportunity to scout the place and collect information about the target. Some of the orders are issued in cities and shed light on what is happening. Free movement on the roofs is a special pleasure. The crowd on the streets helps to hide from pursuers. Fights are based on counterattacks, so there is no need to rush into strikes. Weapons and techniques differ, and some fights are better to end quietly. Some cities are built like a labyrinth, and knowing the roofs helps. In addition to the plot, there are tasks for which you receive equipment. Some missions require observing the target before acting. The tasks range from simple errands to full-fledged attacks against security. For those players who want to see how the series began, the publication is suitable.