EB: Ubisoft has announced that the mobile Assassin’s Creed Identity game is now available for Android devices, and that its new Forli DLC is available for both iOS and Android devices. A new trailer and some screenshots have been released to tease the Forli DLC, which costs $1.99.
The guys of Gaming Boulevard uploaded their review of Assassin's Creed: Identity and concluded:
Assassin's Creed Identity is a serviceable game for those who just want to do some missions on the go. It doesn't have any narrative value so those who look for that will be disappointed. It looks like Ubisoft will constantly update the game with extra episodes so the game's lack of content right now will be something that's fixed in the future. Identity won't set the world on fire or even make a spark but those that take the time to look at the game might get a day's worth of Assassin's Creed Lite.
"Assassin's Creed Identity isn't a bad game, but it isn't a particularly good one either. It has the look of a proper game in the Assassin's Creed series, and it tries hard to mimic the gameplay, but there's no denying that the soul of the franchise feels somehow absent. With shorter missions, stripped down gameplay and simpler objectives, it feels more like a mock-up that someone might use to explain Assassin's Creed than it does a proper game in the franchise."
Today, Ubisoft announced that Assassin’s Creed Identity is now available worldwide in the App Store for $4.99. Developed by Blue Byte, a Ubisoft studio, Assassin’s Creed Identity fuses the series’ established stealth gameplay with new Action-RPG elements to mobile devices.
"The First Assassin's Creed Action RPG"
Uh... what? What were all the others then considering this looks to keep the same formula.... >_>
Action Adventure. I wouldn't call AC a RPG at all. They probably added upgradable stats in a way to shoehorn microtransactions and called it a RPG because of that.
If you can upgrade anything, not just stats, you can get away with calling a game an "Action RPG" or other style RPG. And in all the recent AC titles they've had upgradable abilities etc.
I don't know. As I said above, the game looks to play pretty much exactly the same.
