The historical backdrop is intoxicating. You’ll climb the duomo of , race across the canals of Venice during Carnival, solve puzzles beneath the Basilica of San Marco , and assassinate corrupt clergymen, bankers, and Doges. Real figures like Leonardo da Vinci (who upgrades your hidden blade with a gun and flying machine), Niccolò Machiavelli , and Caterina Sforza are woven into the plot naturally.
Voice acting is superb: (Ezio) gives a career-defining performance; Kristen Bell as Lucy is charming; and Nolan North (Desmond) anchors the modern-day sections. PC - Assassin-s Creed II
If you’ve never played AC2 , the PC version (via Steam or Ubisoft Connect) costs around $10–20 on sale. With a 60 FPS cap, a controller, and three texture/FOV mods, you’ll experience a masterful open-world action game that respects your time—unlike modern bloated RPG-creeds. The historical backdrop is intoxicating
The historical backdrop is intoxicating. You’ll climb the duomo of , race across the canals of Venice during Carnival, solve puzzles beneath the Basilica of San Marco , and assassinate corrupt clergymen, bankers, and Doges. Real figures like Leonardo da Vinci (who upgrades your hidden blade with a gun and flying machine), Niccolò Machiavelli , and Caterina Sforza are woven into the plot naturally.
Voice acting is superb: (Ezio) gives a career-defining performance; Kristen Bell as Lucy is charming; and Nolan North (Desmond) anchors the modern-day sections.
If you’ve never played AC2 , the PC version (via Steam or Ubisoft Connect) costs around $10–20 on sale. With a 60 FPS cap, a controller, and three texture/FOV mods, you’ll experience a masterful open-world action game that respects your time—unlike modern bloated RPG-creeds.