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Assassin's Creed: Revelations is a 2011 action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It is the fourth major installment in the Assassin's Creed series, and a direct sequel to 2010's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, concluding the "Ezio Trilogy". The game was released on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Microsoft Windows in November and December 2011. A remastered version of Revelations, along with Assassin's Creed II and Brotherhood, was released as part of The Ezio Collection for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 15, 2016, and for the Nintendo Switch on February 17, 2022.
The plot is set in a fictional history of real-world events and follows the millennia-old struggle between the Assassins, who fight to preserve peace and free will, and the Templars, who desire peace through control. The framing story is set in the 21st century and features the series protagonist Desmond Miles who, after falling into a coma during the events of Brotherhood, must relive the memories of his ancestors through the Animus device in order to awaken and find a way to avert the 2012 apocalypse. The main story spans the years 1511-1512, and follows an aged Ezio Auditore da Firenze (the protagonist of the trilogy) as he travels to Constantinople to find five keys needed to unlock a vault built three centuries ago by Altaïr Ibn-LaʼAhad (the protagonist of the first game in the series). While searching for the keys, Ezio becomes caught in a feud between the Ottomans and the Byzantines, and discovers that the Templars are also attempting to unlock Altaïr's vault and its secrets.
Revelations features an open world and is played from the third-person perspective, with a primary focus on using Ezio's and Altaïr's combat, climbing and stealth abilities to eliminate targets and explore the environment. Ezio, who the player controls throughout the majority of the game, can freely explore Constantinople and complete side missions unrelated to the main storyline. Altaïr is playable in a smaller capacity, as he is featured only in a series of flashback missions set in Masyaf from 1189 to 1257. In the modern-day, the player controls Desmond in a series of first-person platforming levels within the Animus. The multiplayer mode returns from Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, and has been expanded with additional maps, characters, and game modes.
The game was released with multiple editions, some of which featured exclusive limited-time content. Most notably, several editions included an animated short film, titled Assassin's Creed: Embers, which serves as a proper conclusion to Ezio's story, and which was later re-released as a free download on the PlayStation Store. Downloadable content (DLC) released for the game includes new maps and characters for the multiplayer mode, and a story expansion titled The Lost Archive, which adds more platforming levels to the modern-day.
Upon release, Revelations received largely positive reviews, with praise directed at the world design and narrative, although some reviewers noted that the gameplay of the series was getting overly familiar and the newly introduced features felt lacking in comparison to the ones introduced in previous titles. The game was a large commercial success, outperforming the sales of its predecessors. It was followed in October 2012 by Assassin's Creed III, which introduces a new storyline and protagonist in the New World during the 18th century, while also concluding Desmond's story arc
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Early boi
aaaaaaam the first game that pups in my head when i think of ac its 1 revolution 4the best ac so far
The opening intro sequence of Ezio fighting and getting captured all the while delivering one of the greatest monologues I’ve ever heard, that already is enough for it to be in my top 5 if not top 3
absolutely, Its honestly one of the greatest video game trailers/intros. Iron by woodkid is still one of my favorite songs as a result of that trailer.
noice, game is 15 dollars but cutscenes are freeeeeee
One fo the best openings plus trailer I've ever seen more a video game. Both the Ezio monologue version and the song version are EPIC as hell! Plus seeing Ezio and Altair in the same frame together was just *chef's kiss* amazing.
And the soundtrack behind it was great
@@sahar3820 live action filming
Ezio communicating with Desmond is the best moment in entire series. Man I miss this series so much.
Definitely red pilled the f*** out of me as a child ngl. The whole concept that the reality we live in may not be true or rather entirely fabricated by several conspirators is just insanely deep as is, and for a game to explore that idea so openly and thoroughly was truly mind boggling. I can confidently say that I wouldn't know half of what I know now - As a studied historian - If not for these games.
@@emperorpalpatine1469 fellow historian here, just graduated with my bachelors, and these games set off my passion for history as a child as well.
@@sublime7617 That's awesome 👍
It was such a brilliant moment. In that one scene, we had Altair, Ezio, and Desmond all in the same sphere. What an awesome payoff for going on their journey
@@emperorpalpatine1469 how is this matrix???? Pretty cool idea, but ezio isnt talking to you, he’s talking to Desmond because the Apple is an isu supercomputer and mind control device
Not to mention it gave us an iconic piece of dialog in all of Assassins Creed. "There are two parts to the hook-blade. The hook..... and the blade"
So you can use one, or the other
The Chad Yusuf
Underapreciated character lmao
Whoever the writer was for Ezio is a genius. That monologue in the end scene where he talks to Desmond in Altair's library is phenomenal!!
Darby McDevitt. He still writes for the games and is working on hexe
Darby, he wrote Revelations, AC Embers movie, AC4, partially Origins and Valhalla
Actually it's not just Derby. It's Patrice Desilets without whom there wouldn't be an AC. Guess how Ubi treated him when he declined to turn AC into COD (yearly releases).
Big cheez-it energy
Corey May as well
A perfect ending to a perfect Trilogy
No no no, the perfect ending to the *Perfect* Trilogy
@@mrflag250 ill edit that, sir
@@TheAquarius87 🫡
@@TheAquarius87 and you didn't xD
@@Pingwinho they did tho
Finished this year for the first time and I think it's as good as Brotherhood, honestly.
Seeing the transformation of Ezio, from hot headed, womanizer teenager in AC2 to the wise, calm and collected (but still a bit of a womanizer) master assassin in Revelations is amazing, and it's very rare to see this kind of character evolution in videogames.
Also very cool to see that he married and settlet down eventually, getting a much deserved final years of happines. So long, Ezio.
Yeah, married the young Sofia
I personally think its better than Brotherhood. It improved on a lot of the systems that Brotherhood introduced while adding cool stuff like the bombs and hookblade. Story is also a lot better IMO. Plus, I think Brotherhood was too bloated with repetitive Sidecontent.
@@Fatomeki Same. I can't understand what people like to Brotherhood's story. It was a very basic plot
@@instastoump Yeah, and it craps the bed so hard, once Rodrigo dies.
Ezio is the womaniser. Any time he asks a woman for a favour throughout the series, they just give him that look and flirt while he’s a professional 😂
I feel like the romance with Sofia Sartor is super underrated as an example of well-written mature romance. Ezio is a gentleman, he doesn’t need to wife her and is in no hurry, he just lets things develop while ensuring she has every opportunity to decide she’s not into him. Just immaculate patience and maturity. Such a good role model for how men should approach relationships irl.
I'm glad to scroll and see a comment mentioning the romance, because it was one of my favourite parts of the game. It's important for healthy relationships to be seen in media and video games are no exception.
Of course Sofia's design is beautiful, but Ezio connects with her on an intellectual level and her company is wholeheartedly enjoyable. And they both help each other achieve their personal goals, they both meaningfully contribute to one another. While the target demographic for these games was likely not women at the time, when I played as a young girl I wanted to be Sofia and have her knowledge, and to be treated the way Ezio treats her. It's realistic, healthy, and the writing makes it feel so genuine. I'll never forget it.
Im currently playing the Ezio trilogy with my partner (she's never played it before) and seeing her slowly fall in love with Ezio and Sofia and how their relationship is developing is so sweet and melts my heart, especially since being saddened by how Ezio essentially fenced himself from love, after Cristina's death. I think she figured out that Ezio has a thing for her lol, and is super excited when she shows up, seeing Ezio's face light up again
I just think its rly sweet seeing parallels between our relationship and one of my fav games of all time
super excited for us to do embers
My favorite scene in this game is in the ending when the music shifts from Altair's theme into the initial notes of Ezio's Family as he takes the final piece of eden from the Masyaf vault. If Altair is the mind of Assassin's Creed, Ezio is its soul...
Lorne Balfe is a goddamn genius...
Interesting, I never thought of it as an Altair Theme, since it's used all over the game (Balfe kinda overused it imo, I mean it plays in like every cutscene)
I don't want to be that guy (yes, I do), but Ezio does not take the Apple from Masyaf. He leaves it, which is why Abstergo was able to get it before AC1.
@@natestadler2352 yea, I was talking about the masyaf keys but I didn't know what they were called at the time. Well technically they're derived from the apple of Eden so...
@@dutchplanderlinde2779 ah I Understand, in that case, you are totally correct
ACR had the best AC trailer in my opinion. Still listen to the song Iron by Woodkid every now and again. Just so nostalgic.
oh I agree rogue had the best trailer... hmmmm makes me wonder why you said rogue has the best ac trailer on a revelations video... are you trying to spread hate?
Run boy run. Great song
i love the ac1 trailer the most
@@chrisj320ac3 another parkour esc game used it it was dying light
@@Steezealways Really? I didn't know that.
I love the atmosphere in this game, especially the Animus itself
Revelations has always been in my top 3 i just love how they wrapped up Ezio's and Altaïr's story. I think people started to realize how good this game is as new AC's got released
Dude, Subject 16 saving Desmond from the Animus deletion procedure still gives me chills, the soundtrack, the build up, its my favorite moment from all the AC games.
Man, that is such an underrated cutscene. "What is a man but the sum of his memories? We are the stories we live! The tales we tell ourselves!"
Subject 16's Lost Archive and Desmond's journey are all my favorite moment.
The fact that Ezio starts to make connections to the "time travel", both with the isu discs and his knowledge of Desmonds existence, makes you realize he had grown from a stillborn scare to a teenage member of nobility into a veteran Mentor who can put together the Isu plan and Animus's purpose through context clues alone. During the Renaissance. Like you can finally appreciate how much more clever and measured and mature Ezio is after years of being him. You've guided him through the hardest parts of his life and he finally makes the decision to go find peace.
This series did something to me as a child, I swear... That was very deep. Well said
AC Revelations is my favorite one. What this games does for Ezio, Altair and Desmond is incredible in my opinion.
Playing from AC 1 to AC Revelations just from the story alone is what made the ending wrap up the best in the series. It felt a great closure.
To be honest I cry every time I play AC Revelations and arrive at the end in the libraby. That scene hits me really hard and as I grow older it has even more meaning about life itself.
Whatching a life unfolding before our eyes - from baby to a grown wise man - even an old man as Altair's end timeline. Whitnessing Ezio lighting the torches in the library, then seeing Altair blowing them in his timeline - knowing he won't return... The whole story goes in full circle and that is what life is. In Altair's timeline they brought in even the father and son theme too. It is really a full story of life.
Revelations is one of my favorite games of all time. And it will be forever.
One of the best aspects of the Ezio games is that feels like you're enjoying a book trilogy, but in videogame form. Seeing Ezio go from birth, to adulthood and eventually to old age and death makes these games feel uniquely special.
The moment Ezio talks to Desmond is probably the best AC moment of all time to me, and it was also the moment the modern day part of the series peaked.
I saw Revelations and simply clicked. Favorite video game character of all time. Favorite AC of all time. Nostalgia, great story, good game mechanics, and fantastic voice acting. Simply put, worth a replay every single year.
one of the best for sure!
my personal favorite, because i never bought ac2, which is apparently the series' GOAT
100% agree. I love these games to death and it seems like death is what Ubisoft wants for them 😭
@@Lin_Eileen Let’s hope that with Mirage, we get a more AC revelations vibe :)
Totally agree that Revelations is an underappreciated game in the series. It's a fantastic ending on the Ezio trilogy.
One of the changes I like about it is that Ezio actually moves a bit slower than in the previous two games. Given that games, especially AC games, have a power fantasy aspect to them, I wouldn't hold it against the devs to keep Ezio moving at the same pace. But I think it shows their dedication to the character and story. Old man Ezio should be moving slower than the young Ezio in AC2. The animation and sound design of Ezio in Revelations sometimes feels like he's older and more susceptible to aches and pains. Sure, he's way nimbler than I'll ever be at that age but to be slower than his younger self is such good attention to detail.
Dude your way of phrasing things and the style of video editing is insane. This is the art of storytelling. This is not your average joe review. The way the music in the background changes its intensity with what is being portrayed on the screen or when you get excited talking about something, INSANE. Nothing short of a masterclass. Keep it up man. This channel is the perfect blend of my love for movies and games. I found your channel literally 2 days ago through the "All AC games ranked video". I am short of words. I am excited because I have so many videos of yours to explore. Huge props to you.
Thank you for revisiting all 3 Ezio games! I just bought the collection and cannot tell you how nostalgic it makes me feel. I LOVED the trilogy because it brought something different each time without changing too much. Ezio grows and evolves and it makes for a very satisfying experience. Also, who doesn't love Ezio? 🤭👏🏻
Funny enough, this was the first AC game I ever played. It made me fall in love with the series and i played all of them after beating Revelations.
This game broke me emotionally. I probably went through every emotion that a human being could have.
The Intro is just epic af. The monologue of Ezio (Which actually isnt a monologue but a letter to his sister Claudia) gives me goosebumps every fcking time.
it helps that ezios voice actor is amazing and this game was amazing i loved playing as old man ezio still millie rocking anyone in his path
I remember playing Revelations when i was like 15 and let me tell you something. After the sequence where Ezio was speaking to Desmond, and then the Isu cinematic i was literally cryyyying my eyes out. It was such a beautiful experience
It is so strange, that it was my first game in the series, and although I couldn't understand the whole story, but it still felt really close to me. And just about the tools, many AC games later, I still really miss the hookblade, I think it was one of the coolest equipments ever. I loved climbing down on a bulindig like you dropped for 4 stories, than you suddenly hooked, and you was just above the ground. It was soo satisfying.
This was by far the best entry in the Ezio trilogy. The writing, character depth, gameplay and the colour palettes.
Even though brotherhood seemed to have a crisper look graphically, revelations was filled with amazing illustrations. The colour palettes were visually pleasing with all of these middle eastern hues. I was constantly swapping dyes.
The hook blade and zip line features were fun. The bomb crafting was great fun to play around with. And I loved how every now and then, you could get sneak attacked by an assassin and if you were quick enough, you could counter kill them.
The atmosphere of Constantinople was amazing. The grand bazaar, Hagia Sophia and the view from every Spire.
Fighting a wave of janissaries would have to be one of my favourite elite soldiers to fight in the series. They were hard but taking on and defeating a large group of them was quite satisfying.
I got into gaming with Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag and then played the rest of the series. Now Im a game designer and it's all thanks to this series. I loved watching your videos and you've actually inspired me to replay all the games (currently almost finished AC1)
BTW I'd love to see a playlist on your channel of all the assassin's Creed reviews and the ranking now that this series is over.
Did you got to school and get a computer science bachelors degree? Is that how you became a game designer?
@@Austin-cr5zo Not at all.
well I can understand code but cant really write it.
I was always engaged in designing things, from short films to educational programs for the army (mandatory service) so I thought it could be nice to try and develop a game I've been wanting to make. I looked at basically every educational design video I could find (GMTK, GDC, Thomas Brush and others) and decided to take a a 1 year game design course, most people there hadn't created or been involved in designing things before, so I was the outlier if you are curious.
I specialize in Game, Level & Narrative Design (though I do do some Graphic Design, Animation and UI\UX)
If your looking into becoming a game developer, i'd definitely recommend one of these courses, try and find one that touches as broad a range of subjects as possible so you could figure out what's your preferred role and enrich yourself on it.
If your into coding, then there are also Udemy courses you can take but i'd recommend a course with likeminded people. it keeps you in an environment that's about games.
Sorry for writing a lot. hope this is stuff you're interested in knowing, if you are and have any questions hit me up.
@@edo.creative thank you man, and yeah I am going for computer science right now and was just very curious about what the things you do entail. Thank you for replying in depth. If I think of anymore questions I’ll be sure to ask.
Thanks for this dude! I'll be sad to no longer see this kind of video on your channel, but appreciate you finishing this series. I've really enjoyed you taking us down memory lane.
hey thanks for watching man! i think i'll be playing them every now and then :)
I’d love for you to continue these types of videos for other games. This series has been a treat.
AC Revelations is actually my 3rd favorite AC game (after Black Flag and Brotherhood). It might be because of how the story perfectly concludes Ezio's and Altair's story in a satisfying way (Ezio meeting Altair was one the BEST moments I've ever seen any video game. So many feelings we got in one single scene). Also maybe because I'm still learning A LOT about Turkey's history from all the way to the Bronze Age and beyond to the modern day country of Turkey. Istanbul (Constantinople) is such a beautiful and interesting city to learn about. So much history there which the game captures pretty well (the "Istanbul OST" is one my favorite OST's in any other AC game I've played). Plus those Jannisaries with their cool moustaches, muskets and long hats were always my favorite enemies to mess around and defeat (despite then being OP as hell).
And WHO could forget the breathtaking opening scene of Revelations with Ezio's monologue while fighting the Templars at Masiyaf Castle with Ezio's ghost looking over him? That was what Assassins Creed was about! Hopefully AC Mirage brings that feeling back.
This game holds so many incredible memories for me, and it was also the first game from the Assassin's Creed franchise that I really sank my teeth into. It's so comforting to see it coming back into the spotlight again.
Man I am crossing my fingers that Mirage has some sort of recruiting function like brotherhood and revelations. That was my absolute favorite.
Damn sth just got into my eye...
Great video man, the nostalgia is real! I myself played the fist ac recently, and no matter how much the franchise evolves, the first 4 parts are insanely, criminally the best ac games. Safety and peace
This game brings back so many memories one of my favorite games of all time this was my first ac I bought brotherhood right after I finished this one. It just brings me some sort of nostalgia and brings back memories from when I was a kid with no responsibilities lol
the title music and the scene where ezio talks to desmond, i still have them and listen/watch them from time to time, and the scene with altair's last words, that was cool too. he sounded so wise and mature compared to his youth in ac1, made me so happy to revisit and finally finish altair's arch as well
The reason I never played the sequels to AC2 is because I worked in a game store and they were always in the bargain bin or second hand, so it made me feel like they were trash.
U need to play it!!!
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR! i love your "i played...in..." videos and i was waiting for revelations
I loved this game it was so dame good I still play it today and it connected Altair, Ezio, and Desmond so well and it was great but bombs where pretty useless but everything else is great
This game didn't have a huge map, but fk it was populated, every corner had a recruitment, book search, tomb, fetch, race and so on, the story is truly beautiful. 10/10
Best Assassin's Creed in my opinion next to Black Flag and 2
this game means a lot cuz i played w m’y dad when i was a kid never rly gotten anywhere but the game itself mean alot
Hey Jay, I’m new to your channel but I just wanted to say I’ve been absolutely binging your videos recently after returning to AC after a long break.
Keep up the good work :D
This was my first AC game. I remember watching TetraNinja doing a Walkthrough on his channel (actually how I found his channel and what got me into AC as a whole) and as soon as he finished it, I went to Gamestop and bought for myself. I remember seeing the E3 footage and not knowing what I was watching but I liked what I saw. And having Soul Calibur 5 have Ezio being a guest character in the game. I do not regret my time with the game. It sold me on the franchise and not even knowing about AC2, Brotherhood or AC1. It had that much of an impact on me to make me want to replay the previous games for the series at the time. It's a great way to end Ezio's story, I feel.
Revelations always was and always will be my favorite, the theater like cinematic were unmatched and never have I fell into a story like that one.
Great video man
I remember not liking the game much when it came out. Then I played it a few years later and really appreciated it more. It was a great ending to Ezio’s story and showed us more of Altair’s journey. The soundtrack really struck me. You can feel the sense of finality in the main theme.
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thanks for the old memories man ..i always enjoy your old ac videos ..hope you will keep it up man
i can't ever forget how fond I am of Revelations, this was the best gaming era of my life. I thought it was going to be another Ezio adventure (which I didn't mind back then, and wouldn't mind now) but it turned out to be a bittersweet end of journey to both him AND Altair. I'll gladly forget Assassin's Creed 1 & 2 just to replay it all and experience everything all over again.
Also, even after 11 years, the E3 Trailer for this still gives me goosebumps.
Same age here. Only played 3 and five minutes of Syndicate though. I’m gonna go back and watch your AC series here since I’m newly subscribed, like from a week ago. Awesome and fair review here.
You played the worst one. Syndicate is good. The best are assassins creed 2 and black flag. Rogue is underrated.
Only just saw that you posted this. I love AC Revelations, I honestly think it's my favorite of the Ezio games. Like you I love mentor Ezio, and I really like the overall look of the game as well. And indeed, I felt like the game contained more emotion than the previous titles, and I love games with emotion.
I just replayed these through the Ezio collection on PS4 and this might have actually been my favorite of the 3. Straightforward and to the point and it never really loses any momentum. Its like a 10ish hour game and honestly you can almost do it in 1 sitting. I think I did it in 3.
Yes! Honestly all the hype around ac mirage has made me decide to go back and replay revelations as well! Can't wait to watch this on my lunch break shortly perfect timing!
End of an era. I have loved all of these videos. Can't wait to see where you go from here
This was the first AC game I played and I remember falling in love with the franchise. Of course, the series fell off the rails shortly afterward but Ubisoft can't take away how good the Ezio trilogy was
This was the first AC game I played as a kid. I recently played all the games myself some for the first time and this one is still my favorite.
I loved every moment of Revelations, it was the best for me from the Ezio Trilogy. The evolution, how Ezio is now wise as being old and his journey were the best thing for me. The combat system was good but i'm not a big fan of the combat system that was from the first AC to 3, the parkour and the new options with the hook blade were fantastic. The city was well built, and felt very alive with some of the best panoramas of the series. A underrated masterpiece.
This is crazy, I beat AC Revelations for the second time literally last night. AC Brotherhood a couple days prior. I thought the gameplay held up really well, but I didn't really care about the story at all. The parts I enjoyed were leveling all my assassin's to max level, and the Altaïr missions were very interesting
This is by far my favourite assassin's creed game always has been, didn't know there were that many glitches for people tho
Beautiful story, beautiful music, beautiful ending to Ezio's journey.
Recently got through my run of the Ezio trilogy before making my way through the rest. And I just gotta say, these 3 in particular are timeless jewels. Classic. Even with all the bug and some frustrating mechanics, Ezio’s story was just absolutely fantastic. And being there with him through his youth all the way to his end is something you don’t get to experience a lot with our characters. The ending definitely ties a beautiful bow around this part of the series. And I don’t think the future/past story has ever been 100% synched since these games.
Yesss, I literally found your channel yesterday and watched all your other "AC X in X" videos. Perfect timing.
the best of all in the whole series. This game made my childhood and made me fell in love with AC
No u r right . The ending of revelation is better than brotherhood and ac 2 it was literally a gift for those who loved Ezio and Altair
Revelations atmosphere was so good, especially the way the menus looked, the black and red fit very well.
The fact that This wasn't actually a planned game and just a waitlist before AC3 and is still this good win my heart... It feels like a unity predecessor in the sense it tried to undo the basic formula and try something new (Ofc not completely changing the engine like unity)...
This is not the best that AC had to offer but it's not so mid that it can be ignored!
And this game's magic can never be recaptured mainly cuz of Twitter and secondly because of the greed of corpos.
have played every single AC game. So has been fun revisiting those games
Been hooked on your channel since that AC Livestream’
That scene also gives me goosebumps and shivers as well
That last scene where Altair sits and passes away just made me cry when I first played it. Revelations is extremely good
this was my first AC game to begin the AC franchise for me & really i loved it the only thing that makes it even more special is the HOOK i love it that makes the previous 2 games climbing much more different.
I'm glad you brought the Origins part because that is how you do open spaces right. Open spaces for the sake of a bigger map is bad, open spaces to give you an idea of magnitude is good.
Ac revalations was my first Ac game and so it holds a special place in my heart
I'll never forget when Ezio started talking to Desmond that whole ending sequence is just amazing the best moment in the whole series imo
Platinumed Ezio trilogy recently few days ago, and have to say the Ezio trilogy gave me the same feel in recent times which it gave me back in the day when the three games launched seperately and that feeling is purely nostalgic, exciting and other emotions also which are inexpressible for me because there are few things in this world which will make you feel really good but you can't express it properly through words.
It feels really really good that i got to play the games and relive the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze again.
The best storyline and the best protagonist in the AC franchise and also one of the best stories and protagonist in gaming history.
After playing the Ezio Collection and replaying the games, I was taken aback by just how spectacular Revelations was. I think in terms of the setting and the character growth, it is the best in the series. Constantinople is such an extraordinary city and to explore it is brilliant. The city is so vibrant and full of culture and flavor. As somebody who loves Byzantine history, it was amazing.
I’m replaying all of the games in chronological order, so on to AC 3: Remastered next. Damn I love this series, I got so much nostalgia from playing Ezio’s story again. He is unquestionably the best protagonist in the AC series. Then again, he had 3 games dedicated to telling his story and showing his growth and development over his life. We literally got to see his birth and then played him from 17-65, which is such an ambitious project that they totally nailed imo.
I don’t care what anyone says; Constantinople is the best city in the entire series. I also loved the continuation and conclusion of Altair’s story. This game did so much right. It is shocking how underrated this was. But people at the time were just used to the Ezio character and wanted a new protagonist. Be careful what you wish for folks.
I hope they return to the old style of the games, instead of the oversized maps and demigod abilities. Actually having to use stealth was so refreshing coming from the newer RPG focused AC games. I can’t believe how many hours of fun I got out of this collection for a bargain on sale.
People talk about Black Flag and AC2 as being the best, but damn I think this is the best one. Although the story obviously wasn’t quite the same. I felt like this was the perfect epilogue to the first 3 games.
Goddamnit, Ezio's theme still almost makes me cry. Gimme the AC: Brotherhood title card and that'll probably do it.
This is genuinely my favourite Assassin's creed game, for one i'm a massive fan of both the Byzantine (/Medieval Rome/Romaioi/ ERE/ all those smaller states they became after a few wars/ whatever the fuck you wanna call it) and Ottoman empires, plus i really loved all the cool stuff like the hook blade and i loved the part where you find Dracula's sword.
jayvee thank you very much for continuing to make amazing videos. i always know if i click on your vids i will be thoroughly entertained the whole way through.
This and brotherhood go hand in hand for my favorite ac games
I love assassins creed series. My pc old, and i remember playing the whole Assassin's Creed Revelations in 20 fps, sometimes even less. I dont regret it, i will remember this masterpiece until the day i die. Truly changed my life.
finished playing the entire Ezio Trilogy last night on Switch and it was a hell of a ride to experience on handheld no issue with the game whatsovever the story is how you want it to be..
It was amazing
Of the "Desmond" 5 (first 5 games) Revelations is my 2nd favorite after Brotherhood, followed by AC 2, AC 3 and AC 1, respectively. The reasonni enjoy Revelations so much despite its awkward mechanics at times is *_precisely_* because of the writing and the beautiful way it brings together Desmond, Altair and Ezio's stories. This game literally gives the other 4 games their purpose. We learn whats at stake, we learn whats been going on, loose ends are tied off and (mostly) explained regarding the 1st three protagonists. Plus, Ezio gets to retire and have time with his love.
A fav game of mine also it’s awesome to see this channel growing
A week ago or so the AC anniversary celebration livestream happened.
I wanted to be cynical and skeptical about the future of the series but as the music was going into a crescendo and they showed images of the first 4 games I couldn’t help but get a knot on my throat.
The connection you feel to the characters during the classic AC era is unmatched.
I couldn’t help but hope it comes back to this…
I miss this era of AC so much.
I guess it’s nostalgia too, but as you said they still play very well so it’s not only that.
I'm a sucker for story, and I absolutely loved the one this game gives us. I'm playing through all of the AC's right now and Revelations is probably my favorite so far. If the 100% sync for Brotherhood didn't have so many weird and extremely difficult objectives it might be a tough choice but that platinum made me so mad so many times Revelations was like a breathe of fresh air.
For me no game has left a bigger imprint than Revelations. Whenever I think of Etzio I remember this old and wise version than the younger one. Someday, I hope someday a AC game will make me feel the same way again.
Ezio's Family playing in the background is giving me chills.
ACR was a blast back then and still is, I mean the last scene was a banger kind of ending
Very happy you did this video. This game is a narrative masterpiece!
I just picked this game up like a week ago and got addicted, I didn't like it as much when I was younger, but I think I had burnout after so much brotherhood. It's really fun. Good video!
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I really agree on the emotional pay off from this game, with how mature everyone is and how there is actual wisdom in this game it feels like it's not a game anymore and everything hits hard.
also the relation between ezio and sofia feels alot more mature than his past relations he is not just following his desires he admires her as a person and likes her passion, but you really need to be old enough to admire this masterpiece.
I was looking forward too this one, Revelations is my favourite out of all AC games. It feels so good playing it and it was the perfect epilogue to Ezio's story.
You put my thoughts into words perfectly. Well done 👏
It's my second favorite AC game after 2.
I remember starting to play AC Revelations after not playing an assassins creed game in awhile. Quickly I was hooked again by the great character Ezio, the new parkour possibilities, bombs, the great setting and story, the ties to AC1. I was doing everything, collecting everything because this was a game I was going to 100%. I played so much and had so much fun. Then one day I booted up my game and the save file was corrupted. I tried the backup save but it was corrupted too. That sucked hard. So I restarted the game because I really wanted to know what happened to Altair, what happened with Ezio and Sofia and the story as a whole. But I couldn't do it. I could go back to the beginning and redo everything. That took the fun out of the game and sadly I haven't played the game ever since.
I love Old Ezio. It makes the short animation, Embers, hit even harder.
This was my first AC game. I remember being a little kid and seeing the trailer for this. I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Great memories with this game
my favorite aspect of AC revelations is that you start with the skills you accumilated over two games. you are the master assassin. its amazing, you are OP but its well earned it felt on initial playthrough
Favorite in the trilogy by FAR. Characters, story, payoff. Beautiful
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I’m replaying this game rn. My favorite back then, my favorite now and there’s a lot of reasons why, multiplayer being a big one BUT mostly because of Altair. I lover AC1 back when it came out( I was 7) and when 2 came out, I hated Ezio because I wanted to see Altair after the events of the first one. Ofc I grew to love Ezio but when this came out… wow the story blew me away. How it all concludes, how Ezio loses faith in the creed, Altair’s story, just everything. Absolutely love it
i am 19 and when i was 12 13 i bought this game illeagly from a local shop which downloaded games and puts the game into cd and sold them. i had only revelations in my laptop and all my childhood from 5th 6th class to 9 th class i have only played this game. i remembered everything after i saw this video. i have chills even now writing this , thanks bruh