Customer Ratings & Reviews

Assassin's Creed III is a captivating entry in the franchise, transporting players to the American Revolution era with stunning historical accuracy and attention to detail. The game's immersive world, filled with diverse landscapes and bustling cities, provides a rich playground for exploration and stealthy assassinations. With its engaging storyline, robust combat mechanics, and the introduction of naval warfare, Assassin's Creed III offers an epic and satisfying experience that leaves a lasting impression on players.

Such a great game, I've loved the entire Assassin's Creed Series and this was no exception, it's such a fun game. Easy to learn the controls and so enjoyable

This includes Assassin Creed III, Liberation and basically all of the DLC that originally came out for the games. I got these games as a bonus included with AC Origins Deluxe. Having only started playing AC with the Ezio collection, I missed a lot of the earlier AC games including these two, so I was happy to get these as a bonus included with Origins Deluxe. I have played most of the AC games in the last few years though and if there is one thing that is a bit of a negative with playing the older games, is how much smoother the newer AC games play as compared to these. These are remasters with better graphics but since I have never played the games when they originally came out, I can’t compare the graphics before to the remaster. The graphics are decent but they don’t quite match the latest AC games. There are also numerous graphic glitches and things of that nature that older games are known for. In a lot of ways, these two games remind me of the Ezio collection that got me hooked onto the AC games. With that being said, like the Ezio collection, the gameplay controls and environment interaction and movement feel awkward to me as compared to the much smoother Origins, Odyssey, etc. Fighting/stealth is definitely not as smooth, but I try to keep in mind that this game is much older than what I have been used to playing in recent months, so I am willing to be a little more forgiving in that respect. The tutorial seems to be a bit of an afterthought for these two games, but at least there is a basic explanation of the game. The menus are a bit cumbersome, but not enough to be too annoying to utilize. Maybe these games are not as big as the most recent AC games, there is still lots to see and do, especially since both games include all of its content. It is interesting to explore the varies areas around the cities. There is a variety of different quests to do throughout and has the familiarity of what I am used to doing in AC games. Of course, there is some of the boring collectable stuff and some meaningless side quests that can make it a bit of a choir to complete. I am not a bit multi-player fan, so that is not much of a factor for me. One small frustration is the occasional crash of the game on my PS4. I would expect a bit of a smoother port of these remasters without major hiccups. Although I am not quite familiar with the original, I am glad they have made some game improvements (based on what I have read) that would have probably been extremely frustrating. Being a remaster, those that have played the original and liked it will most likely enjoy this one, but the game is still with some frustrations that should have been fixed with the update. Overall, I like this and I am satisfied to get a chance to play these when I didn’t originally. They do show their age in gameplay and other issues though. 3.5 stars

Instant Classic best ac game imo. Was actually able to pick it up on sale for $20

It’s an awesome game and it can be a little challenging.