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Assassin's Creed Unity : game review

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In 2007 the first Assassin's Creed game got released , now 7 years later Assassin's Creed Unity is going to be released.
Assassin's Creed became the main game series of Ubisoft . there were 17 Assassin's Creed games released in 7 years (including non ubisoft published games) but for now i'm going to focus on Assassin's Creed Unity.

Unity is a graphical master piece 



the new Assassin’s Creed game will require an Nvidia GTX 680 or AMD Radeon HD 7970, 6GB of RAM, and a Core i5-2500K or Phenom II X4 940 CPU. The recommended specs take that up to a Core i7-3770 CPU, 8GB of RAM, and a top-of-the-line GTX 780 or Radeon R9 290X. We know that the Xbox One and PS4 struggle with Assassin’s Creed Unity — they are both locked to 900p @ 30 fps — but even the minimum PC specs are about twice the processing power present in the Xbox One. What on earth is going on?


To round out the minimum PC specs for Assassin's Creed Unity, it also requires 50GB of free space, and a 64-bit version of Windows 7 SP1. Your GTX 680 or HD 7970 needs 2GB of RAM, too. To put the hardware specs into perspective, the GTX 680 is Nvidia’s top-end single-GPU card from 2012 which retailed for $500. The same GK104 GPU then got reused in the GTX 770 in 2013 — which cost $400 at launch, but is available for around $300 today. It’s pretty much the same story for the Radeon HD 7970; two years ago, it was AMD’s top-end $500 card.


Unity’s minimum CPU requirement is a little less insane — the Core i5-2500K was a mid-range part that retailed for $220 — but still, when we factor in the 6GB of RAM, the minimum specs equate to a pretty serious gaming PC in 2012; something in the $1000+ range. Heck, even today a GTX 680 or 770 is a pretty decent card that will play just about anything at 1920×1080 

STORY
enough of that technical stuf lets just talk about the actual game 

Assassin´s Creed Unity plays of in an 18th century paris .
you´ll be playing as Arno Victor Dorian An orphan who blamed himself for the death of his adoptive father, Arno sought redemption by joining the Assassin´s  in 1789 and working to expose the true instigators of the Revolution, whilst also avenging him in the process.

i don´t want to spoil the story for you guys so

MULTY PLAYER !!
For the first time you´ll be able to play with 4 friends in online co-op.
There will be an customisation option where you can level up your gear and ability"s.
you can climb up buildings with your friends now.
Assassin's Creed Unity : game review

PARIS
as i sad earlyer the game will be playing of in a 18th century paris.
in paris you'll have a differnt feeling then in other Assassin's Creed city's because in paris the building scale will be 1:1 that means that it will look more realistic . Assassin's Creed Unity will have many executions cause every hour in 1793 - 1794 four people got executed. thats 12646 in one year all killed with the guillotine !
well you won't be bored quickly in this game with that many executions. also the crowd reacts to everything you do
when you fight a french soldier in the right occasion the crowd will start to fight to and attack every soldier they see .
thats a way to complete a mision.


i would give this game a
5 star rating .

not only of the high quality hardware but also
for the story and mood the game brings
i would recomend this above every other game.
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05/25/2015 1:16 am
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Abraxis2
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i loved the game, and story
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05/25/2015 7:58 am
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spacegames
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i realy liked the story i finished it 2 days after the release  it was realy addictive.
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05/25/2015 7:36 pm
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Abraxis2
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ikr, i beat it the day after i got it, i tried to play it on pc but the disc was corrupt so i traded it for the ps4 version
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05/26/2015 9:14 am
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spacegames
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i bought the ps4 version because i have a shitty laptop
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05/26/2015 4:53 pm
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Abraxis2
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my pc could run it, but the disc i got was a fuckup
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11/08/2014 4:25 am
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CrankerMan
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I'm still hoping that they only took the 680 as minimum req cause it got 2gb vram.
So any card that has 2 or more gb vram could play it (e.g. my 660)
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11/08/2014 5:52 am
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spacegames
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well they did make it a next-gen exclusive so i think they won't
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11/08/2014 5:57 am
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CrankerMan
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anway they just lost many pre-orders with that stupid thing

it's sad how they make games for the money not for the people who buy them :(
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11/08/2014 6:03 am
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well yeah but they made rogue for ps3 and xbox to give them something.
and they can't stay at the level the were they are right now. they need to come with the nex-gen or there will be complains . i know that it's sad for some people who can't play it on there pc cause its just not good enough but ubisoft did well to make the first step to next-gen that other companies were afraid to make.
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11/08/2014 6:38 am
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CrankerMan
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well watchdogs was neither really next gen nor really well made for pc. and if you look at these pc reqs and the fact that ubi kiev did the pc port again ...


and i know that a gtx660 can handly any game at atleast medium to hight settings (except watchdogs -.-). why should it suddently not be able to play the game at all while xb1/ps4 with weaker gpu's can ... the only reason could be the shared ram if the 680 didn't have the same amount as the 660 so that argument is invalid.

and we will see how 'next-gen' the AI of ac unity is. we all know how premium the firetrucks of wd did their job xD
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