Introduction:
It seems that whatever Ubisoft do, they do it remarkably well. Of course, you do not need a second hint about what exactly we are referring to: the Assassin’s Creed. Assassins Creed has been great, no wait, it has been a downright awesome addition to Ubisoft’s kitty according to most who have had the fortune to have their hands on the classy title. While the first, second and third (Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood) sequel never really failed to make a mark, the fourth sequel of Assassin’s Creed, Assassin’s Creed: Revelations seems to be shaping up pretty nicely and is expected to make a grand appearance as a brand new addition to the scheme of things that Ubisoft has planned. Such is the anticipation that we couldn’t resist the urge of coming up with a post on what is to come in the latest sequel to the Assassin’s Creed brotherhood (Assassin’s Creed 1, 2, 3); therefore, let us milk the moment and present before you the five all-new additions in the new Assassin’s Creed: Revelations. Let’s roll.
New Addition #1
Remember the classy hidden blade that Ezio would don in the last two Assassin’s Creed games, also Altair in the very first Assassin’s Creed title, in fact, guess what it has been made better than ever. This isn’t exactly a whole new hidden blade on its own, but this time around Ezio’s hidden blade has been complemented with a brand new ‘Hookblade’.
Now you must be wondering what the story on the hookblade is, perhaps as curious as a character in the game who is keen on milking information from Ezio regarding his ‘hook’blade (Sounds kinda misleading to me). Anyway, the fact that Assassin’s Creed: Revelations puts his all new addition to good use by making it usable in nearly all aspects of the game sounds very pleasant to the ears. The new hookblade in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is just an attachment to the hidden blade that Ezio previously had. That just goes to show that Ezio might have gone old, but oh how he has the hots for burgeoning technology!
This hook extension is attached at the end of the hidden blade in such a way that you may use it to jump, climb, cling onto things while falling and of course combat your way through. Surely, that allows for an enhanced reach of the blade altogether (Great addition if you ask me).
New Addition #2
If you were ever fascinated by the potential of shooting rivals in Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, you are bound to love this new addition to the Assassin’s Creed family. This one is called, Bomb Crafting (Told you, Ezio is older; yet, more tech-savvy). Three distinct ingredients have been made part of the bomb crafting area of the game. Very much like you would do in a role-playing game, bomb crafting allows for trying different variations in bomb-making. This means, a number of things involve the making of a bomb, including: impact shell, gunpowder and effect. Without spoiling all the fun for you a little too early, allow us to give you only a brief overview of how a few of these bombs are designed to work in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations. A sticky bomb, for instance, would stick to an individual upon impact (As the name itself suggests) and as the individual wlks into a crowd, you shall see..Mass Effect, pretty sweet. Another nice new addition in this regard is the gold bomb that simply spreads fake gold all over the place of impact and have people come in to have a bit of a look (Of course, don’t we all look to go after anything that glitters?). Definitely, a crafty way to sneak past foes without ringing any fells. Last but not the least, the stink bomb is quite an interesting development. Throw this one on an enemy and the people around would back away, thanks to the awful smell-a sublime way of knocking your target out cold while others are too busy keeping themselves out of the way.
New Addition #3
This all-new addition termed as ‘Dens’ is simply a great new way of adding a bit of strategic elements to the awesome Assassin’s Creed game. If you have ever tried strategy games in your lifetime, you would do what is being discussed here. This, in fact, follows the footsteps of Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood in regards to its tower gameplay. Major difference being, this one is very much an urban street fighting in a much more tighter environment; thereby, helping you work a bit of a sweat in the process. The tower in the game are actually the dens that we speak of. They could be Assassin dens or Templar dens, depending on your actions. Attack a den and you automatically turn it into an Assassin den (Yes, very much like Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood). Being attacked by a great new force, activate the Tower Attack gameplay and you are automatically in charge of an army of assassins who you can direct to attack, build and defend on the spot. It is amazing how the this new addition in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations just seems to transform into a whole new game.
New Addition #4
Don’t we all love stalking and sneaking around..after playing games like Assassin’s Creed and Metal Gear Solid, I mean? Well, how about the new Stalking feature in the new Assassin’s Creed: Revelations? Well, that’s what it is. Sadly, this is a power bestowed upon your foes this time around. Stalkers come across as people in the game who are sparsely distributed in the Assassin’s Creed world and are after Ezio’s blood. That explains why they would keep dropping by, and stalk Ezio until they are in close proximity to try and stalk him in the back (Considering the charismatic bad ass that Ezio has shaped up to be), resulting in the loss of a huge chunk of life. Do not worry, the move can be countered, it is not like you have to act like a sissy and get stabbed in the back for no reason without being able to prevent it. Gamers will be able to counter the act by pressing the right button when attacked by a stalker and turn around and take out stalkers instantly or give them a good long chase before putting an end to their existence (You would know how satisfying that is if you have ever tried backstabbing in the previous sequels of Assassin’s Creed).
New Addition #5
Finally, Special Recruits are another better than ever addition in Assassin’s Creed. Yes, assassin recruits aren’t news for you but the new special recruits are different. Yes, they come with a story and you do get to know their past. Team up with these special ones and help them reach higher levels, very much like earning them points and get higher up the ranks. Of course, it is always better to know the story that your team mate blends in and its always better to be emotionally involved. Surely, this will beef things up for the new Assassin’s Creed sequel and take team work to a higher level.
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations will be out for grabs on November 15, 2011 for PC, PlayStation 3 and XBox 360.
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