A fairly simple point and click adventure with a gorgeously oppressive gothic aesthetic.

This game kept glitching so that I could not progress further, and when I quit out and loaded the game up again, huge amounts of progress had been lost.

Little has changed between Brotherhood and its predecessor Assassin's Creed II. Nonetheless it's a decent game, and its recreation of Rome is gorgeous.

Walk an old lady to a bench and sit down. I guess it has an element of realism going for it but don't waste your time.

Interesting to see each character's story unfold through a series of themed puzzles, but to learn about all of them you'll have to play multiple times.

More of the same. I don't think real modern warfare is anything like this but nonetheless, it's big, dumb, action-packed fun.

Fixed all that was wrong with the original Assassin's Creed. A charismatic protagonist with hundreds of things to do in stunning Renaissance Italy.