Assassin's Creed

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Ubisoft Montreal's formerly secret project seems to mix elements of Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia.

Genre: Action
Release date: Apr 8, 2008
Published by: Ubisoft
Developed by: Ubisoft Montreal
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Latest Stories

Assassin's Creed, I can't quit you

Video proof of why PC Gamer can't stop playing

PC News - Apr 10, 2008

Assassin's Creed

It's a love mostly, hate partially relationship

PC Review - Apr 8, 2008

59 levels to play before you die: A - D

From the brilliant to the barmy - levels that every gamer needs to experience

PC Feature - Mar 21, 2008

Feedback improves Assassin's Creed PC

Ubisoft gives the game a variety injection with four new investigation types

PC News - Mar 4, 2008

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Features

59 levels to play before you die: A - D

From the brilliant to the barmy - levels that every gamer needs to experience

Mar 21, 2008

Assassin's Creed - interview with developer,...

We sit down to get some undercover info on Assassin's Creed

May 25, 2007

Assassin's Creed: Ubisoft breaks the silence

Script writer sheds story revelations to our friends at Xbox World 360 magazine

Apr 25, 2007

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News

Assassin's Creed, I can't quit you

Video proof of why PC Gamer can't stop playing

Apr 10, 2008

Feedback improves Assassin's Creed PC

Ubisoft gives the game a variety injection with four new investigation types

Mar 4, 2008

Assassin's Creed minimum PC specs = yowch!

Creed versus Crysis - who's the winner?

Jan 22, 2008

Assassin's Creed 'twist' revealed...

Not exactly what we were expecting...

Nov 1, 2007

New Assassin's Creed videos

Let Altier show you how mincemeat is made

Oct 16, 2007

Raymond says "no" to Assassin's...

Sandbox games don't lend themselves to demos, says producer

Oct 8, 2007

Assassin's Creed - PC fans face delay

PC gamers kicked in the nuts as PC version of Ubisoft's game is moved to early 2008

Sep 25, 2007

Assassin's Creed: Where's Altair?

He's behind you! Plot-developing trailer inside

Sep 25, 2007

Assassin's Creed goes old school

New screens reveal that simple deception still works

Aug 22, 2007

E3 07: Assassinated painfully

Assassin's Creed screens show impalement

Jul 13, 2007

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Review

It's a love mostly, hate partially relationship

Apr 8, 2008

There are times when Assassin’s Creed feels like the future of videogames. It plays with heavy ideas and spectacular technology. It flits between questions on the nature of reality, and slapstick ragdoll animations of medieval goons plummeting to their death. Yet there are also times when it feels like a huffing anachronism: a failure where the writing overrides play, and the rigorous structure overrides the player’s instinct to ...

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Previews

Assassin's Creed - hands-on

We spent an entire day playing Assassin's Creed at Ubi's Montreal studio

Oct 12, 2007

Oct 12, 2007 We're fresh from our most extensive hands-on time with Assassin's Creed yet, and were fortunate enough to play a nearly complete version that is mere days away from gold status. Unceremoniously dumped into the middle of the action with no training, our exploits ranged across two of the game's three cities and the wilderness area that connects them as we pursued two of Altier's primary targets. You can check out a ton of new screens here. As with all things new and innovative, ... » Read Full Assassin's Creed preview

Assassin's Creed

We plunge into the heart of Ubisoft's crusader

May 2, 2007

“Nothing is true, everything is permitted.” That, according to Corey May, Assassins Creeds scriptwriter, was the motto for the 12th century killers at the heart of the game - the Hashshashin. Its definitely a maxim that chimes throughout this game, because while Assassins Creed is open-ended and it is open-minded in its approach to morality, method and the murder, the whole project is still mired in Fort Knox-style secrecy. For while the Montreal-based team is happy to talk about ... » Read Full Assassin's Creed preview

Assassin's Creed

Time-traveling assassination thriller or historical climbing sim?

Feb 9, 2007

For a game that began life as a PlayStation 3 title, its surprising just how reliant Assassins Creed is on using the rumble to allow you to “feel” your way around the environment. So much so, in fact, that its impossible to see how the PS3 (or PC) versions could even fundamentally work. As you may know, Assassins Creeds gameplay is inspired by free-running movement; that is, being able to climb, leap, crawl and vault your way through the towns architecture as if it were one big ... » Read Full Assassin's Creed preview

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