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2012-01-15T02:41:00.000-08:00

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Assassin's Creed - Brotherhood by Oliver Bowden

2012-01-13T20:29:00.000-08:00

'I will journey to the black heart of a corrupt Empire to root out my foes. But Rome wasn't built in a day and it won't be restored by a lone assassin. I am Ezio Auditore da Firenze. This is my brotherhood.'

Rome, once mighty, lies in ruins. The city swarms with suffering and degradation, her citizens living in the shadow of the ruthless Borgia family. Only one man can free the people from the Borgia tyranny - Ezio Auditore, the Master Assassin.

Ezio's quest will test him to his limits. Cesare Borgia, a man more villainous and dangerous than his father the Pope, will not rest until he has conquered Italy. And in such treacherous times, conspiracy is everywhere, even within the ranks of the brotherhood itself...

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Assassin's Creed: Revelation Walkthrough - Part 5 - Heir To The Empire

2012-01-07T06:31:00.000-08:00

The Janissaries

After talking to the merchant, head to the area marked on the map. If you enter
Eagle Vision, you'll be able to follow a trail right to him. Follow him through
the crowds by blending in. Try not to get too close or to far and just follow
him. When he goes outside, stay indoors. After cutscene, he'll come back inside
but not after breaking up the crowd outside. He'll do it again inside but it
will be easier to stay concealed. Follow him this second time until he meets
another Byzantine. They will stay behind while he goes ahead. They will be
looking for you.

Instead of going past them outside, just keep going straight ahead and then
take a right to circumvent them and you'll be right back on his trail again. I
am not sure if this part is scripted but as you follow him, watch out for an
enemy trying to stab you in the back. You'll hear a gasp from the crowd and
you will only be given a split second to hit the strike button. If you fail,
you'll take massive damage but if you succeed, you'll reverse the attack and
kill him.

After this point, you will have to get by groups of guards in front of doors.
You should use a bomb to distract them since it's the bonus objective but you
can also use your assassins to get rid of them or you could just go around them
all together. Climb up on a roof where they can't see you and just continue
your pursuit. Eventually you'll have tailed him far enough and the mission will
end.

The Arsenal Gates

Walk around the area and bribe the three heralds marked on the map. After that,
a riot will start. The rioters will be attacked and you have to defend them.
Watch for the markers indicating soldiers. When they enter the crowd, come up
behind them and kill them with your hidden blade. As long as they don't target
you, you can go on killing them like this until they are gone. Just be careful
to be quick about it because you need the rioters to survive.

Arsenal Infiltration

With all the chaos in the area, activate Eagle Vision and follow the trail to
Manuel. If you are lucky, you can run all the way there but you may also get
attacked by enemies. You can still just try and out run them if you want. You
will follow the trail all the way to the docks until it goes into a building.
Go into the building, watch a cutscene and then you need to flee the area.
Basically just run all the way back from where you came.

For the bonus objective, you need to assassinate someone from a zipline. If
you find the opportunity to do so during the mission, do it. If not, on the way
out you will find some boats that are half finished. If you climb one of them,
it will have a zipline and there is a guard patrol just under it. The mission
finishes when you get out of the area.

Portrait of a Lady

Head towards the Bazaar and activate Eagle vision. You are looking for a man
sitting on the floor with a couple of other gentlement. Scan the crowd until
you find him. When you have found him, unleash your fists of fury. Keep hitting
him until he tells you where the portrait is.

Head towards the merchants location. If you happen to have a money bomb then
this will provide the perfect distraction for grabbing the portrait. Any other
solution you can come up with will work too. Once you have the portrait, head
out of the bazaar and return it to Sofia.

Signs and Symbols, Part 2

Head over to the mission start point and stand on the ledge looking NE. The
symbol you are looking for (in Eagle Vision) is the one under the broken
section of Aquaduct. Jump down and collect it. It's best to climb the building
next to that spot to collect it.

The Forum of the Ox

Go down to where the gun powder is and turn left. Go all the way to the left
and you'll find a cave that leads through the wall. Once you come through on
the other side, you get into a race with the boat. Make sure you keep moving.
At any given point, it should be pretty obvious what you are supposed to do
next. Don't stop moving or you may get shot, though, and lose your bonus
objective.

Just a few things to keep in mind. Any time you see a swinging hook, make sure
you turn it into a long jump. When you start to see fire, just run through it.
When you finally catch up to the boat and you are ziplining over it, you have
to assassinate the guards on the boat. And after the boat crashes, you'll get
into a four on one fight but they are all just simple guards. Counter one and
you can just chain it and kill the all with one button press each. Be careful
at this part though because you don't want to go and lose health here.

Loot the chests and investigate the middle secret door section. Open it and
claim your key.

A New Regime

Walk with Maria to meet with Abbas. After everything goes to hell, you need to
escape Masyaf. Head back into the library and instead of going downstairs, go
upstairs and through the big window. Keep running down the hill to escape
Masyaf.

You will bump into your son here. Instead of running, you will have to now
fight your way out of the city. Use throwing daggers to kill any enemy that
is preparing to assassinate you. Usually the camera will shift in some way to
show you these enemies. Try to stay by your son's side while you are fighting,
if you get too far, you will desynchronize. Some fights will serve only to
slow you down but some fights you will have to finish. These are usually the
fights that are listed as target in the upper left hand corner of the screen.

Keep fighting your way down the hill and you will be ambushed and have to head
back up the hill in a different direction. You will then have to leap down. Be
warned that I experienced a glitch here where Altair's son got stuck going up
the hill, I don't know how it happened but dying seemed to fix it. Exit Masyaf
to finish the memory.

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Making the Encyclopedia

2012-01-06T23:42:00.001-08:00

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Making the Encyclopedia

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Almost Flying Trophy / Achievement Guide

2012-01-01T20:18:00.001-08:00

Assassin's Creed Revelations - Almost Flying Trophy / Achievement Guide

Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Combo kill streak of at least 5 kills - Help

2012-01-01T20:16:00.001-08:00

Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Combo kill streak of at least 5 kills - Help

Assassin's Creed Revelations Artifacts

2011-12-23T23:32:00.000-08:00

Game Mode Parameters

4-8 Players (Private Match Starts at 2 Players)
10 Minute Time Limit
Team Match

Objectives

Assassin's Creed: Revelation's version of Capture the Flag. The map is separated into two sections, your team's section and the enemy team's section. There will be one artifact at each team's base. Once you step foot inside the enemy's section, you will become a Target instead of a Pursuer. Walk over the Artifact to steal it (with a 150 XP Bonus) and take it back to your base to score a point (plus a 500 XP Bonus).

Tips

Setting up a Tripwire Bomb around your team's artifact is a good idea. Using Disguise when stealing an artifact is also a good idea.
If your team's artifact is stolen, you must kill the thief to bring it back to your base. You will earn a 50 XP Bonus for returning the artifact.
When you steal an artifact, you will show up on the enemy's screen with a "Kill" sign over you. You will be a Target even when in your team's area. The team with the highest number of captured artifacts at the end of the game wins.
Use Disguise you're close to your target or the artifact you are going to steal because the default duration of Disguise is 15 seconds. So Move quickly to get the artifact or kill your enemy.
On the map Glata come from the sides of the artifact for a quick and clean way to get out.

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Assassin's Creed - Renaissance by Oliver Bowden

2011-12-23T00:36:00.000-08:00

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'I will seek Vengeance upon those who betrayed my family. I am Ezio Auditore da Firenze. I am an Assassin...' Betrayed by the ruling families of Italy, a young man embarks upon an epic quest for vengeance. To eradicate corruption and restore his family's honour, he will learn the art of the assassins. Along the way, Ezio will call upon the wisdom of such great minds as Leonardo Da Vinci and Niccolo Machiavelli - knowing that survival is bound to the skills by which he must live.To his allies, he will become a force for change - fighting for freedom and justice. To his enemies, he will become a threat dedicated to the destruction of the tyrants abusing the people of Italy. So begins an epic story of power, revenge and conspiracy. TRUTH WILL BE WRITTEN IN BLOOD

Quotes of Assassin's Creed

2011-12-22T21:54:00.000-08:00

Being an Assassin does not mean simply killing your enemies. It means you see the world in its True Form. Others choose to abide by a Corrupt Society, they choose a comfortable life. But as an Assassin you see the corruption of Society, therefore you choose to live apart from it. It's a hard life, and only those who can survive alone make it through. We work in the dark to serve the light, WE ARE THE ASSASSINS !

AC: Revelation Walkthrough - Part 4 - The Uncivil War

2011-12-22T21:43:00.000-08:00

The Prince's Banquet

To start the memory, talk to Yusuf. The first section has the bonus objective.
You need to beat Yusuf to the first waypoint. You will start out with the lead
so just make sure that you don't get greedy and cut a line too close to the
edge or to a wall. Once you get to the checkpoint, the next phase will start.
Drop down and punch each of the minstrels once, then pick up the bodies and
put them in the haystack. Do that for the next group and the group after as
well.

This last group is a little bit tricky to get to. From where you dump the
second group, climb the church and go to the corner of the church closest to
the wall. Aim for a low part of the wall and jump. Get on the wall and follow
it NW until it starts to go lower and you see flower bushes you can Leap of
Faith into. Jump into one and take the low path around the outside until you
see an unguarded path to the structures in the middle of the restricted area.
You can pass entartainers and party goers, just not guards. Get on the roof
of the middle buildings and make your way over to the last group of mistrels.
Dispose of them.

Head down the stairs and towards the guards blocking entry. Talk to them and
start playing the lute. Keep playing until they tell you to go inside. Once
you get inside, you'll have to go up to groups of people (important groups are
marked with glowing light above them in Eagle Vision) and play the lute. Scan
them while you play to find targets. Once you've found a target, you need to
put your target at the back of the group by being on the far side of the
group and drawing everyone's attention by playing the lute.

Once you've killed the two templars in the courtyard, follow Yusuf inside. Here
you will do much the same thing but you will have to do so in close proximity
to the Prince. If he gets too far away, you'll fail the mission and if you
don't find the Templars fast enough, they will kill him. Mill through the group
until you've found all four and then you will find that there is one more. He
will charge the prince and you have to kill him before he gets there.

An Uneasy Meeting

You have to return to the Prince's palace to meet up with him again. After
talking to him, run up the nearest column to get to the roof. Follow the roof
around until it gets you to that tower. Climb the tower and then go in the trap
door at the top.

The Fourth Part of the World

This is a Sofia mission. From the start, head right (SW) along the walls and
around the corner. From this side of the houses, you can climb to the roof.
Use the beams along the wall to jump into the water. Go around the far side of
the boat and climb up from the water. If you have an assassin signal, feel
free to use it on either guard here. You just need to get up to the higher
deck and get the parcel which is a roll of paper on a box. Do so carefully
without either of these guards seeing you and you will also get the bonus
objective.

After you've gotten the parcel, head back to Sofia's shop by foot.

Signs and Symbols, Part 1

Head to the Hagia Sophia and climb all the way to the top. I mean ALL the way.
Once you've gotten to the checkpoint there, activate Eagle Vision and look SE.
You want the lower of the two symbols on the dome. Scan that and you will be
told to collect the book. If you look down the NW side, you should see the
vantage point. Jump off in that direction and you'll land in a haystack. Now
you may go collect the book.

Galata Tower

Climb to the top of Galata tower to enter. Head forward and down the spiral
staircase to the left. When you reach the bottom of the stairs, turn toward the
center of the tower and jump to the lift. You will begin to fall. Guide
yourself left around the first obstacle and then right around the next. Keep
going right around the third and then back to the center for the fourth.

When you finally stop falling, climb up and around to the inside of the life
crane. Keep climbing up until you can't climb up any more. From here, you
should be able to jump backwards to the top of the arch. Start making your way
to the right along the top of the arch. At the far right side, jump to the
platform on the right. Use the zipline to get even further done. Go down into
the caverns from here.

When you come to the next large room, you will see a wooden ledge that you can
climb up onto. Once there, do a long jump across the gap using the hook. Turn
right and climb the wood on the wall. At the top, slide around to the other
side of this rock. Keep sliding as far as you can and then jump backwards to
the pole. Swing on that and run across the beams in front of you until you come
to a solid platform. This platform has a zipline but it can be easy to miss if
you just keep running.

Take the zipline, jump forward and turn left. Jump onto the water wheel and
slide around to the front of it. Jump backwards onto the plank and then across
to the wooden wall. Climb up the wall and jump to the beam on your right.
Continue in that direction for a couple of hops and then climb up the wall at
the far end. At the top of the wall, zipline down. Keep going until you zipline
through a water fall. When you land, run straight up the wall in front of you.

At the top, head right and climb the wall. At the top of that, turn right and
jump to the scaffolding. After that collapses, take the zipline down and head
left. Do a leap of faith at the water fall. Get out of the water, head right
and do a long jump across the gap. Run across the broken bridge and start
climbing walls, beams and poles until you get to a zipline at which point
you'll begin travelling downward. After the zipline breaks, climb up to the
top of the cliff and go into the doorway. Loot the chests and Eagle eye the
right wall to find another secret door. Open it to find your second key.

Mentor's Wake

Head back to the Assassin HQ for this mission. When you step into the boots of
Altair, you will have to carry Al Mualim down to the pyre below. Light him on
fire and you will be tossed off the cliff. A fight will break out. You have to
disarm people by countering attacks while unarmed but don't kill anyone. Every
time you disarm someone, remember to drop the weapon by pressing down on the
d-pad so you don't attack anyone and are ready to disarm the next attacker.

After you fight for a little bit, Abbas will take the Apple and activate it.
You need to climb the tower to save him but be careful because the Apple will
pulse every so often which may knock you loose. If you do get knocked loose
while climbing quickly hammer the grab button and hope you manage to grab a
ledge. Try to climb quickly and between pulses to save him before his health
runs out. Lastly, don't leave the blue area on the map or you will instantly
be desynchronized.

You will have to run up the hill to left side to be able to get to the base of
the tower. When you do, make your way up to the second platform. Wait for a
pulse, then jump to the beam to the right and from the beam, wall run straight
up. Climb up to the top of the tower from here and grab the Apple to save him.

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AC: Revelation Walkthrough - Part 3 - Lost and Found

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The Prisoner

This is actually how you are going to recruit your first new assassin so just
go to the critical mission waypoint and talk to the man in the cage. Talk to
him and he will beg you to let him free.

Head towards the yellow marker on your map and find the guard with the key.
When you get close, don't go charging in. Instead, follow the roof line south
and then east. Leap into the haystack and then climb up onto the roof of the
building the guard is in. Continue along the rooftops northward and you should
see a group of about six people between a couple of buildings that also happens
to be along the route that the guard continually moves along. Get into the
group and just wait for the guard to come by. When he stands next to the group,
he will soon turn and walk away. Just walk up behind him and pick his pocket.
Then try and make a get away to the west but don't be clumsy like I was.
Head back to the prisoner and free him.

The Sentinel, Part 1

Go to the waypoint on your map, enter the building and after assigning an
assassin as guild leader, talk to your new apprentice. He will be concerned
about assassins disappearing recently. He will tell you to go wait in the park
so go to the waypoint and wait. After your apprentice appears, you will have to
clear the area of Templars. Make sure you use at least one Assassin Signal so
that you can get Full Synchronization. There are three templars and it is
easiest to start with the Templar highest up and work your way down. This
limits your chances of being seen.

After you've killed them, go to the haystack and talk to your apprentice. You
will then have to investigate the area to find signs that something is out of
place. It will show you the slumped body of an assassin on a bench. Check it
out to see what's going on. After you have searched the body, to the right of
that building, on the ground. You should see a puddle of blood (it will show
up on the radar as a green mark). Investigate this as well.

The Sentinel will appear. Chase after him for a little bit and then he will
drop a smoke bomb. A group of guards will be in the smoke bomb and when you
try to cross the smoke, you will get in a fight and have to defend your
apprentice. After all the guards are killed, the mission will finish.

Guild Contracts

You will finish the previous mission right next to a pigeon coop. Interact
with it and send your only assassin on the only contract available to complete
this mission.

Bomb Crafting

This is just the tutorial for crafting bombs and it will tell you how to it
and which ingrediants to use. Follow the instructions and then test your bombs.
Equip them and then head out in search of Piri Reis in the Bazaar. Head to the
green mark in the Bazaar. It's not a stall, it's actually a door to a building.
If you would like, you can examine the things hanging on the wall here and you
will learn how to use some of the more interesting bombs by completing these
side missions.

A Familiar Face

You start this mission by heading to the next waypoint to the east. Go inside
the building and talk to the woman there. Go into the next room and activate
Eagle Vision. Examine the room and you should see a tall shining object that
may look like a book shelf in Eagle Vision (it's just a wall). Go up to it and
Ezio will open a secret passage.

The Verebatan Cistern

Make your way across the rafters, first to the left and then back to the right.
You shouldn't have to go any lower than you are now to get to the next
checkpoint. From there you can swing down. Check the two chests to the left
and walk up the hall for a cutscene. After the guards talk, you'll have to kill
the captain.

The enemy that moves around the most is going to be the captain so wait for him
to walk away from you and then find the closest guard to you who is facing
west. He never turns around so just go up behind him and kill him. Then make
your way to the left (south) and you should see a man on some scaffolding
hammering away at the wall. Climb up the side of the scaffolding and kill him,
then kill the man on the bench. Then climb up the pillar directly north of the
bench and wait at the top. When the captain comes by, assassinate him. Just
be careful because directly between you and the bench where you killed the
last guard is a pillar that you will bump into if you try to assassinate him
from there.

Now that you have his key, head back up that same pillar all the way to the
top. You should see a wooden platform hanging down. Jump to that and then jump
straight across to the north and use the hook to do a long jump to the next
hanging platform. Turn left (west) and jump to the next platform and turn left
again. Jump and grab the hook but just use it to swing around to the right
rather than for a long jump. To the west you will see two sets of guards and
then a lower platform between them. Wait for the patrolling guard to wonder
away and then jump down and go straight across to the other side and drop down.
Open the gate.

This next room is empty so just run across the water towards the green marked
checkpoint. You'll have to climb the wall just to the left of the gate to find
it.

When you get to the next room full of guards, hop down to the left side. Your
first kill will be the man with the pick axe here. Kill him and then go north,
over the boxes, through the water and up to the platform on the otherside.
Start climbing the stairs to the left but be careful because there are quite
a few guards on the way up. As long as you pay attention the dots on your
radar though, they shouldn't be any problem. Just retreat if the dots start
moving counter clockwise and climb up they move clockwise. Kill them as you go.

When you reach the top level, there will be the captain below you to the left,
a guard on a catwalk to your right, and a guard across the way dead ahead. Wait
for the guard on the catwalk to come towards you. He'll stop and then turn the
other direction. Get up behind him as quickly as possible and kill him, then
move on to the next guard on the far side. You have to be quick because their
patrol routes are short so they'll turn around quickly.

Once they are dead, head back to the catwalk and turn north. You should see
two platforms directly in front of you leading all the way to the captain. Wait
for the Captain to get to the middle of his walkway and he'll turn away from
you. Run across the two platforms and assassinate him before he turns around.
Now that you have the key, look back south and you'll see a single guard doing
a circular patrol just beneath you. Wait for him to turn the corner closest to
you and then drop down off of the walkway. Once you get to the ground, head
north to the gate, open it and go through.

The next room is NOT empty. Once through the gate, turn left and check the
chests and crafting station. Just beyond that, you should see a wall you can
climb. Go up the wall, turn right and jump onto the beam. Jump to the next
beam and head to the west. Jump across the gap to the next checkpoint.

From here, run forward and do a long jump towards the middle of the room. Scan
the guard who was talking just a moment ago with your Eagle Vision. This room
is a rather large room and because of it's long sight lines, this is something
you'll have to judge for yourself (at least until I have time to try this
section a few times) but use the copious amount of beams to get around the room
and take out as many guards as you can. Once guards start dying, the two
closest to the captain will continually face one direction allowing you to just
walk right up behind them and the captain to kill him. Just make sure you are
quick to get away after killing him because the sound of him hitting the floor
will actually cause the guards to turn around.

Head back up to the rafters and make your way to the gate. Go through the gate
and activate Eagle Vision. On the platform ahead and to the right will be a
secret door. Open it and collect your prize within. Thankfully, you will not
have to get yourself out of the cistern.

Quid Pro Quo

Basically, just walk out of Sofia's house. You'll automatically talk to
Yusuf to end the mission.

The Mentor's Keeper

This mission actually starts inside the Assassin HQ. It may only be accessible
during the day.

This memory has you playing as Altair. You will have to make your way up to
the castle of Masyaf and kill all the templars along the way to satisfy the
bonus objective. Every time you see an enemy that you can kill, do so. Make
your way up the hill all the way to the main gate and it will shut on you.

Climb just to the right of the gate. At the top, wait for the guard to walk
by and do a ledge assassination. Climb up and kill the guard further along the
walkway. Further along on the wall you will find a guard looking out over the
courtyard. Kill him and go all the way to the end of the wall. There will be
a hole in the wall letting you drop down to a smaller roof area above your
target. Drop down and move along it until you can assassinate him. Kill him
to finish the memory.

Curse of the Romani

Use the tunnels to get close to the Romani. You actually need to climb the
walls to talk to the right person, not go in doors. Talk to her and she will
tell you her plan.

Meet up with the Romani in town. Hire them (with the grab button, not the bomb
button) and they will lead you close to the chest. Once you get near it, the
Romani will actually follow you around and keep you anonymous. Change your
hidden blade to the poison blade and walk up to the man holding the chest.
Make sure you are still anonymous and then stab him. Walk away so you don't get
hit while he's flailing around. Someone else will pick up the chest and
continue moving. When they stop, poison this chest carrier too. You'll go
through this cycle one more time before they will run away from the chest.

Grab the chest and go through the green checkpoints to get it back to the
Romani camp.

The Sentinel, Part 2

Meet your apprentice by the docks. He will explain that you are looking for two
missing assassins. Start searching by the two blue markers on the map. To get
to them without alerting the enemy, you're going to have to use bombs to
distract the guards. Distract them, go and talk to the assassin and then head
to the next assassin. Do the same there to find out what's going on.

Head back to the Assassin HQ. Find the green mark on the map. When you get
there, you will find the Sentinel. Chase after him for a ways and eventually
your apprentice will drop out of the sky and kill him.

AC: Revelation Walkthrough - Part 2 - Crossroads of the World

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A Warm Welcome

After getting of the boat, speak with Yusuf. Follow him through the city but
try to stay close to him. He will give you some background about the city as
well as tell you things that might help you, like how the Ottoman soldiers can
keep Byzantines off your back. You'll eventually get in a fight with three
soldiers and then three more will be chased off by the Ottoman soldiers. Follow
Yusuf a little more and you'll finish this mission.

Upgrade and Explore

This mission starts by going in the building by Yusuf. Exit the HQ and head to
the Blacksmith. The new armor will cost you 343 so if you don't have enough,
pickpocket a few passerby but make sure you keep walking away from them as
soon as you do or they may turn around and attack you when they notice their
money is missing. Return to the Assassin HQ.

The Hookblade

For the most part, just follow Yusuf through the streets and do as he tells
you. To use the extended reach during a jump, hold the grab button in mid-air.
To do the long jump, do the same as you pass by a hanging lamp that you would
otherwise use to swing around the corner. The last trick, the hook and run,
involves holding down the grab button as you sprint at a standing target. Just
make sure you successfully do all three for full synchronization.

The View from Galata

Follow Yusuf up to the top of the tower. The important thing here is mastering
the Hookblade sling. Make sure you have the camera facing the wall and you are
pressing forward as you climb. When you jump for a ledge, as you reach for the
ledge, hit the jump button to have the hookblade throw you upward. In cases
where there are more ledges above that you can reach, you can continue to hit
the jump button to keeping throwing yourself upward. Make it to the top in
under 60 seconds for full synchronization. This may take an attempt or two
because there isn't really any trick except for a little bit of practice.

Advanced Tactics

Learn how to use the zipline. Follow Yusuf up to the rooftops and then jump
on the ziplines. You merely have to run at a zipline to use it so run at this
one and the next one to get moving. The last zipline will be used for an
assassination. Wait for Yusuf to set it up for you and then zipline down and
wait for the "assassinate" command to appear in the upper right, then hit the
strike button. Full Synchronization. Now just continue through the city to the
waypoint and meet up with the Assassins there to finish the mission.

On the Defense

This is the Den Defense mode. The beginning will set up how everything works.
Place crossbows on the roofs until you gain access to the riflemen and place
them anywhere you can. Also, once you are told how to use the cannons, use them
as much as possible. One shot can wipe out an entire wave of Templars and save
you moral. You are graded at the end based on how many Assassins you lose and
how much moral you have left over and using the cannons can save you on both.
However, aside from that, saving moral doesn't do anything for you so if you
are risking losing to save moral, don't.

Just be careful of the last wave because they will bring a war machine with
them. Use the cannons on it but your rifflemen will help with this quite a bit.
Once you've defended the Den, head towards the docks and catch a ferry.

On the Attack

When you get off the ferry, Yusuf will ask you to join the fray. Kill the three
Byzantines here and then follow Yusuf through the streets. He will teach you
how to use the new bombs. Do as he says and follow him. Eventually you will
get your chance to try the bombs. You'll be told exactly how to do it and
where to throw it.

Once you get to the Byzantine tower, Yusuf will distract the enemy and you
will have to kill the captain. Yusuf will prompt you to use your Eagle Vision
to figure out which guard is the captain. Out of the line up of four, it is
the second from the left. Scan him to save yourself some time. Then follow him
over the roof tops but don't kill anybody. Just get above the captain and you
can do a double air assassination on him and his companion.

Kill him and then head towards the tower. Now you need to climb the tower and
light the fire. Just be careful because there may be enemies shooting at you,
in which case, try to circle the tower to break their line of sight. Light
the fire at the top to end the sequence.

AC: Revelation Walkthrough - Part 1 - A Sort of Homecoming

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The Hangman

Once you gain control, walk up the beach. After a chat with Subject 16, you'll
be told how to escape. When you regain control, go through the giant archway
in front of you.

A Narrow Escape

When you gain control of Ezio, follow the ghost of Altair. You'll eventually
encounter a single enemy. He will have no weapon but neither will you. just
keep striking and kicking him. You can also grab him and throw him off the
edge. After you've killed him, Altair will reappear. Follow him upstairs,
collect your things, and head back outside.

*You'll find a small group of Byzantine Templars. To get Full Synchronization,
you must kill one of the templars with a counter attack. Just wait for one of
them to attack you, counter it, and then chain it into a full set of executions
to get rid of the enemies.

Altair will appear again. Follow him until you get to a point where you are
hanging from a ledge and a Templar is hanging around near it. Do a ledge
assassination and then climb up. Eventually you will hit another spot that
looks very much the same but he will be too far away to reach so you'll have
to climb up and assassinate him. Get to the roof and push the statue off.

When you get out of the water, kill the guard. Follow the tunnel to the way
point. You'll come to a large room with four enemies below you. Do an air
assassination on the closest enemy and then the other three will come for you.
Counter the first enemy and chain execute the rest.

A Journal of Some Kind

From the start, run strait ahead and up the stairs. On the other side of the
door, run ahead and then to the right. Once you reach the courtyard where the
Assassin's used to do their combat training. Go up the left side and confront
the four guards there. Climb up the ladder and go around the side of the tower
to find four more guards. Kill them and run up the side of the building to the
right by using the barrels. At the top, jump off and hit the attack button to
pop your parachute. Glide towards the yellow target marker.

*You will have to follow this group of guards through Masyaf. Remember to keep
your distance but don't get too far. You must not fail in tailing your target
to get Full Synchronization.

A Hard Ride

You'll start this mission being dragged by a cart. Hold on and slide left and
right to avoid being hit by rocks and other things. Soon, the rope will begin
to break. At this point, you will be allowed to pull yourself up the rope but
while you do so, you will be unable to move left and right so be careful with
what you choose to do. For the most part, however, you only have to climb up
the rope. When you get to the top, you'll gain control of the carriage.

You will continually be slammed into by the enemy who will try to destroy you.
You can actually try and destroy them but surviving is really the main goal
here. The first carriage that attacks you will be relatively easy, just try
and time when you hit him so that he bounces over rubble. The second one is
tougher and requires you to bump into him only when necessary. Otherwise, try
to avoid him until you get a cutscene.

Wounded Eagle

After the cutscene, you'll be dropped into combat with three enemies. They are
nothing special so just chain them together and then head towards the giant
water wheel. Turn right and head towards the stairs. You'll find an enemy here
that you can assassinate if you're quick. Continue up the stairs and after
riding the water wheel, assassinate the guard at the top.

Go back down the tower inside the walls and activate Eagle Vision as prompted.
You will see a ghost acting out where the Captain has gone. There is one guard
patrolling inside this courtyard so try and make it to the hay on the left side
and take him out as he passes. After that, there are two guards in the nearest
alley. Wait for them to walk away and kill them. Then head to the southern
alley, then east and north so that you come out behind the two other guards in
this alley. You can kill both but when you kill the first, the second will
notice so you will have to kill him before he can get his sword out.

*The next area will teach you to blend. The path that the captain took will
split. Go left but be careful because there are guards around. You want to
walk from one group of people to the next and stay with each group until a
guard passes. This is a good spot to pick up a couple of haystack kills.
When you get through this section, you'll go through a gate into an open area.

After the gate closes, you'll be attacked by three enemies. Kill them all and
loot them to get medicine. Then use the medicine to heal and regain all your
acrobatic abilities. Go up to the roof of the building on your right. At the
back corner, you'll find a haystack so jump in and kill the man right next to
it. Head back around the left side (west) and climb the building there. You
can tightrope walk across to another building and then there are a couple of
guards on roofs here. If they see you, just drop down on the side of a building
away from them so that you put the building between them and you. Then just
climb up when they turn away and assassinate them. Go all the way north on this
side and jump into the haystack.

Go to the waypoint in the north and start climbing the building. You'll be shot
at but just keep moving and you'll be fine. You'll get to a point where the
screen will point to the left and sort of hint that you should jump towards a
very small pole with a rope on it. You DO actually want to jump for that. When
you get to the roof, slowly walk up to your target and do your thing.

Note: Walkthrough of AC Revelations

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Walk-through of Assassin's Creed: Revelations will be available soon on AC-Underground.

Asssassin's Creed Revelations Reviews

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The Good

New movement options keep the platforming joyful
Brotherhood recruitment has been nicely fleshed out
Gorgeous, vibrant world with a lot to do
Fantastic soundtrack
Emotionally fulfilling ending.

The Bad

Tower defense isn't fun
Desmond sections aren't fun
Disappointing main story.

Even the greatest heroes can't live forever. And so it goes for Ezio Auditore di Firenze, who finally steps aside to make room for new champions in Assassin's Creed: Revelations. This is another quality entry in a quality series, and it unleashes you in a visually stunning re-creation of 16th-century Constantinople. Additions to the movement mechanics make exploring the city a joyous exercise in high-flying parkour, with you as Ezio leaping across rooftops and flinging yourself up exterior walls like a Renaissance superhero. Like many sequels, Revelations giveth, and Revelations taketh away, so you lose certain elements (horses) in favor of a slew of new ones (bomb crafting). Lots and lots of new ones. Assassin's Creed: Revelations is sometimes a lumpy Frankenstein's monster of a game, half-formed appendages stitched into place regardless of whether they belong there or not. Thankfully, when Revelations remembers to be an Assassin's Creed game, it soars into the Turkish skies, reminding fans why they fell in love with this freewheeling series.

Expectedly, Revelations isn't all Ezio's story. It's also Desmond's. You remember Desmond, the bartender-cum-assassin whose mind is probed to discover truths that could potentially prevent the earth's destruction. Desmond looks different than you might remember: faces have been redesigned, features elongated, making your old comrades-in-conspiracy feel a bit unfamiliar, as if they have had plastic surgery since you saw them last. In any case, Desmond's mind is a prisoner within the Animus, the machine that allows his associates to tap into his ancestral memories. This computerized sanctuary is presented as an island, where shimmering doors leading to who-knows-where punctuate a virtual seaside. Here, Desmond and the enigmatic Subject Sixteen explore the bartender's memories and regrets in long conversations that illuminate Desmond's former life.
In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Desmond was becoming a full-fledged assassin, and you guided him through dank caves and across rooftops as a sort of Ezio-lite. The character arc matched the gameplay arc: Desmond was gaining confidence, and this was reflected in his ever-improving abilities. Revelations tries a more thoughtful approach but falls short. Subject 16 starts as a mystery and remains one, making for an unsatisfactory replacement for the team with which Desmond has typically interacted. Meanwhile, Desmond passes through those shining portals and into his own memories. These memory levels are made of gray columns and tiled floors that glisten and undulate like digital rivers. You move through them in first-person view while Desmond talks himself through the pain of his past. This synthetic cyberspace makes for an effective backdrop, but the accompanying gameplay is anything but fun. You create blocks and ramps out of thin air to pass through these levels, but moving across them feels flat, and jumping is inexact. The flatness turns to frustration as you encounter gusts that move the blocks you create, and deal with energy fields that cause them to dissipate. These levels are one of Revelations' many attempts to force elements into a game that doesn't benefit from them.

The good news is that you spend the bulk of your time as Ezio, though he isn't the only historical presence taking center stage. Altair from the original game returns as a playable character, and Revelations makes good use of the parallels between the heroes' lives, and scenes near the conclusion resonate with great emotion. Yes, there is a "holy cow!" moment near the end, as expected for an Assassin's Creed game, and the final shot will have fans--once again--wondering what comes next. But it's the calm before the storm that ties two lives together and thus impresses most; there's a moment when you realize you will miss these assassins of centuries past. As for Ezio's story, well, the man is older and tired, and the story reflects this weariness. It introduces new characters, the best of whom is Sofia, an Italian bookseller who welcomes Ezio's formidable charms. But the main plot, involving political unrest among the sultan and his family members, is merely serviceable, lacking the personal touch that made Assassin's Creed II's narrative so enthralling.
Nevertheless, Revelations is as absorbing as its predecessors, because it's so much fun to move through Constantinople and other key areas. This is due in part to the world's sheer beauty. Deep golds and reds make a stroll through the grand bazaar a feast for the eyes, and famous landmarks like Hagia Sophia cut striking silhouettes against the night sky. Row a boat across a strait, and you marvel at the authentic wake that ripples behind. A mauve haze softens the horizon as day passes into night, and makes you keenly feel the passage of time--a thematically relevant effect, considering how conscious the older Ezio is of his mortality. Of course, previous Assassin's Creed games looked stunning too, but Revelations is no less impressive for it. Not that every detail is perfect: citizens still occasionally pop into existence before your very eyes, and you might spot a guard clipped halfway through a rooftop. But such quibbles hardly matter in a game this visually spectacular.

The other reason exploration is so joyous is that the simple act of moving from place to place is so satisfying. Animations remain superb. Ezio doesn't grab some unseen outcropping as he scales towers: he reaches for actual ledges and outcroppings, which makes his impossible acrobatics feel authentic. Climbing a tower reaching into the heavens, admiring the view, and then making a leap of faith into a hay bale hundreds of feet below is a delight, as it always has been. But Revelations expands the parkour aspect of the game by giving you use of a handheld hook. With this hook, Ezio can scale upward more quickly and glide down ziplines--and even assassinate rooftop guards as he skims past.
The hook also allows you to reach out and grab walls as you fall--walls that would be out of reach in previous Assassin's Creed games. You can also buy parachutes and activate them in midair, which feels free and easy, like wafting downward on a cool breeze. Revelations makes it more fun than ever to stay on the move. In fact, some of its best moments focus on fluid parkour, such as an atmospheric trek through a dank cave and an exhilarating escape from a flaming boat. The best set pieces are those that focus on movement. How unfortunate that other such events are less successful--and that the game leans on the lesser ones so early on. Avoiding rocks as you are dragged behind a careening carriage isn't fun, nor is bashing other carriages as you drive one. Another carriage-focused mission is more entertaining and has you activating a parachute and flying behind the vehicle as a sort of Renaissance-era parasailer. It's nice to have the variety in between long stretches of fighting guards and wandering among crowds, but earlier games simply did such diversions better.

Not that Revelations doesn't try to mix up the pace; far from it. Like in Brotherhood, you can recruit assassins and send them off on contracts to such cities as Barcelona and Athens. This menu-based minigame works much as it did before, but there are two key improvements that make recruitment much more interesting now. Firstly, the contracts have been given context in the form of a strategic minigame. Completing contracts increases assassin influence and diminishes Templar presence. Your goal is to earn and retain control of those cities, which lends meaning to what used to be abstract busywork without real consequence. Secondly, once an assassin reaches a high enough level, you can assign him or her as a leader of a faction den. Doing so opens up new missions in which you accompany recruits as they tail targets and attempt assassinations. Your newest brothers typically fail their missions on the first attempt but rise above such adversity later on. Before, you knew Ezio was a mentor because you were told he was. Now, you actually feel like you're making a difference.

It's natural that developer Ubisoft Montreal would want to expand the previous game's mechanics, which felt like they belonged because they were pertinent to the story, and to Ezio's leadership role. On the other hand, it's hard to know what to make of the brand-new addition of tower defense to the mix. The Templars take over for Brotherhood's Borgias, controlling key areas and forcing you to kill their commander so that you can light a signal fire and purchase nearby shops. But the Templars can regain control if you don't take the time to assassinate key figures or bribe heralds. (This new twist on the notoriety concept doesn't require you to rip wanted posters off walls.) To preserve control, you participate in a tower defense battle in which you place assassins on the rooftops above a single, short alley and destroy the waves of soldiers that stampede in.
You do all this from a single vantage point, earning morale (the minigame's currency) as Templars fall, and using it to place blockades and assassins. Not only does the whole thing seem out of place, but it isn't enjoyable on its own terms. It's nice that you can shoot marauders from above as your fellow assassins take aim with bows or leap onto their targets from rooftops. But your limited view is confining, and the gameplay is too simple to lead to a rewarding victory. To make things even less fun, the camera occasionally zooms in for a close-up of a falling enemy or brother. This cinematic touch was probably meant to add excitement to this unexciting process, but it's just aggravating. All it does is disrupt the flow.

As an infomercial host might say: "But wait--there's more!" Now you can craft bombs out of ingredients that you find in chests and earn for completing contracts. It's a simple process; you just go to a crafting station, select the right ingredients, and voila: bombs. The bombs might spew poison into the air or simply explode as a good bomb should. They're nice toys to have but unnecessary because combat isn't so difficult that you're forced to pull them out of your trick bag. That doesn't mean that combat hasn't seen some changes, and to be fair, it is more challenging than before. Much of that new challenge comes from gunners squirreled away in tiny shelters, where they are out of your blade's reach. Getting shot strips away a good deal of health and knocks you back, though you should always have plenty of health packs if you regularly loot bodies. Nonetheless, it's annoying to be shot by a pair of unseen snipers, especially if you're already engaged. At least you have your own ranged weapons (gun, crossbow, knives, bombs) and can destroy gunners once you find them.
So you get more use out of your gun than before, but battles still focus on swordplay. There's still a nice ebb and flow to the action, which is made more brutal by new, frequent kill animations. You take up arms as both Ezio and Altair, and while Altair doesn't have that many moves at his disposal, his sections are much more linear. You won't do much free-form climbing as the Crusades-era hero; rather, these missions are focused much more on narrative. It's a nostaligic joy to return to Musyaf and see how it has changed in the years since Altair's original adventures. Besides, the change in scenery is welcome. Previous games let you gallop around on horseback outside of city walls. Constantinople doesn't offer much in the way of wide-open spaces, and in fact, there are no horses to ride there. But Ezio does make a detour late in the game, though the change in scenery is accompanied by a decline in free-form parkour.

Brotherhood introduced an unusual multiplayer component to the series, and it returns in Revelations. There are new characters with new special abilities, maps, modes, and other changes, but the core mechanics remain the same. In many cases, you are assigned a target and must identify him as he slinks through the crowds, trying to remain unseen. The map gives you only a rough idea of the target's location, so you need to keep your senses keen. Of course, you also need to refrain from giving yourself away to your assigned assassin, slinking through crowds and standing near identical crowd members. Some new modes take a different tack. In Deathmatch, the proximity radar is gone, as are the clones that make it easier to stay hidden. That mode is entertaining but simple, and it doesn't result in the kind of tension boasted in other modes. The new Artifact Assault mode produces tension, albeit of a different kind. This capture-the-flag variant gives you more chances to sprint at top speeds as you deliver the enemy's flag to your home base, hoping to escape a hotfooted pursuer.
As enjoyable as Revelations' multiplayer modes are, it's the single-player adventure that elicits the strongest reactions. The enhanced acrobatics make the simple act of moving from one place to the next an enormous delight. The improved recruitment mechanics communicate that there are, in fact, high stakes in this underground war between Templars and assassins. Not everything that's new represents an improvement, however. First-person puzzling and tower defense are bewildering, unenjoyable additions to a game that didn't need them. On the bright side, the game usually sticks to what it does best. And what Revelations does best is to set you free in a magnificent city, where you skyrocket across the rooftops, letting the gorgeous sights and evocative music transport you to another life and another century.

- Review by GameSpot.com

Assassin's Creed Revelations: Walkthrough Gameplay - Part 1 - (Xbox360/PS3) [HD]

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Assassin's Creed Revelations: Walkthrough Gameplay - Part 1 - (Xbox360/PS3) [HD]

Assassin's Creed Revelations: Multiplayer Changes

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Assassin's Creed Revelations: Multiplayer Changes

Assassin's Creed Revelations Ending (Major Spoiler Alert)

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Assassin's Creed Revelations Ending (Major Spoiler Alert)

Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Gameplay Demo (E3 2011)

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Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Gameplay Demo (E3 2011)

Assassins Creed Gameplay

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Assassins Creed Gameplay

Assassins Creed Revelations Trailer

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Assassins Creed Revelations Trailer