Assassin's Creed Revelations PC Ubisoft Connect Key
Requisitos del sistema
Cómo activar
- 1Abre Ubisoft Connect (PC) o inicia sesión en store.ubisoft.com.
- 2Haz clic en el menú de arriba a la izquierda y luego en «Activar una clave».
- 3Introduce tu código y confirma.
- 4El juego se añade a tu biblioteca: descárgalo y juega.
Reseñas
A good final game to close out the Ezio trilogy the game feels very polished, the soundtrack was good, and the story was decent and provided a satisfying end to the Ezio trilogy. I really like the Altair flashbacks/sequences. Overall a very solid game 8.5/10
Besides the ubisoft connect issue, this is probably by far the best assassin's creed I have ever played so far. I played several ac games already and nothing compares to this game. The reason why it's the best for me is because it focuses not just on ezio's story but also altair and how he was able to become a significant role model to the brotherhood. Altair's story perfectly aligns well with ezios story and also as an introduction to the next last installment of the desmond miles story.
Fun game, 10/10 Only downside i experieneced with it was two seperate parts of the game when I had to run it on one cpu core otherwise i had alot of fun with it and experienced no bugs at all I love the hook blade and the city of constantinople as it had alot of parkour oppertunities
guy the story is good but remember some parts of game quick time sequence cannot run without 60 fps cap try to cap the fps in nvidia or amd control panel to play this parts this game has stuttring problem as well but only in heavy loads
Story is great, combat is one of the best in the series. But downside is the grind for books, and wells not being fully there in the game. I think this one was a bit rushed from Ezio trilogy. Still would recommend for people to play it, "The Lost Archive" is accessible with workaround, it gives a really good POV from subject 16.
This game was primarily good for the lore aspects if you ask me. I liked the way we finished Altair's and Ezio's stories + the DLC content (which you can't access without looking up a guide on how to download it) gives so much sotry. The gameplay felt REALLY similar too AC Brotherhood - by which I mean: play in 1 city, renovate the shops and destroy the towers of the "enemy faction" to take control. I still really enjoyed it. Money is really hard to come by in comparison to older titles though..
