SummaryThe critically acclaimed single-player experience of Assassin's Creed is back and better than ever as Ezio returns in an epic struggle against the powerful Templar Order. Now a legendary Master Assassin, he must journey into Italy's greatest city, Rome, center of power, greed and corruption to strike at the heart of the enemy. Defeating the corru... Read More
Rated Mfor Mature
Developer:Ubisoft Montreal
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Released On:
Nov 16, 2010
Metascore
Generally Favorable
89
User score
Generally Favorable
8.3
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
89
98% Positive
79 Reviews
79 Reviews
2% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
0% Negative
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Jan 5, 2011
100
It's hard for me to find a bad thing to say about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, it's just an amazing game. I remember thinking last year before we knew there was even going to be an AC: Brotherhood that it was going to be hard for Ubisoft to top AC2, but I am happy to say Brotherhood does in every single way. This is flat out a great game.
Dec 16, 2010
95
The game may have the odd technical flaw, but it still stands out as the best in the franchise so far. Oodles of fun with an epic campaign and slick multiplayer, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is a serious contender for Game of the Year.
User score
Generally Favorable
8.3
81% Positive
1929 Ratings
1929 Ratings
16% Mixed
370 Ratings
370 Ratings
3% Negative
82 Ratings
82 Ratings
Apr 16, 2026
10
I played it right in the middle of the pandemic, and honestly, that's why I have a special fondness for it. At that time, I had a lot of free time and few things to do, and this game became a kind of escape for me. I'd lose track of time in Rome without even realizing it, enjoying every detail. It was the first game in the series that I played, and I also decided to follow the story in chronological order, so starting with this one made me connect with Ezio from the very beginning. I liked that he's no longer the typical young character, but someone more experienced who leads an entire brotherhood, which gives the story more weight. What hooked me the most was being able to recruit assassins and send them on missions. It's not just about advancing yourself, but about feeling like you're building something bigger. I also loved rebuilding Rome little by little; it gives a very satisfying feel to the progress. The atmosphere is incredible, the music is a great complement, and the story is quite enjoyable. Some mechanics might feel a bit dated today, but at the time (and for me) it was an amazing **** short, I have a lot of nostalgia for it. I don't know if it's just because of the game or the time I played it, but I enjoyed it immensely and it was definitely a great way to start with the saga.
Nov 16, 2010
91
The multiplayer aspects aren't that engaging for me -- there's just not enough to do to balance out the frustration of not being able to defend myself in a fight. However, I love how deep the team has managed to make the single-player portion of the game (again).
Nov 30, 2010
90
A very good sequel to Assassin's Creed 2, with an impressive atmosphere, a lot of diversion and a great multiplayer-mode. There are some issues that could have been done better, but in the end they don't matter anyway.
Dec 28, 2010
89
A better game than Assassin's Creed II, albeit one with extra niggles to contend with. [Jan 2011, p.]
Feb 25, 2011
80
Assasssin's Creed: Brotherhood has great atmosphere, beautiful visuals, and overall excellent craftsmanship… Just don't expect anything new beyond the multiplayer.
Nov 17, 2010
70
Considering Assassin's Creed Brotherhood as a total package, it's just barely worth full price. There's a decent quantity of content, but the amount that's recycled from the last game is stunning, a purely cynical ploy to squeeze out more money in lieu of preserving any semblance of artistic integrity.
Apr 5, 2026
10
Es un juego buenísimo todos Disen que es un dlc de Assassin's creed 2 pero yo lo veo como un juego nuevo algo maravilloso me encanta roma. El estilo del juego, el mejor juego para seguir con ezio
Jun 13, 2026
7
Brotherhood is a direct continuation of Assassin’s Creed II, and it makes sense that they didn’t number it, because it’s basically the same game with some improvements. Visually, there’s a noticeable upgrade in the modeling of faces and clothing, although everything else remains the same. The music also feels improved. Another improvement—or rather, an addition—is a cinematic camera used in certain scenes, which honestly works very well. The Brotherhood system, while quite simple, was something I liked, and I also enjoyed the full synchronization mechanic. However, there are also things I liked less: The story is not only shorter, but also less interesting, and on top of that, the map is filled with too many side activities—which, to be honest, I didn’t bother doing. And here, dear fans, I have a confession to make: in both this game and the previous one, I focused only on the main story, since my goal was just to refresh my memory before playing the one I hadn’t completed from the trilogy: Revelations, which I do intend to fully complete and explore as much as possible. And finally: just like the previous game, this one ends with a scene that leaves you wanting more. Nota: 7-
Sep 24, 2025
7
I mean it’s alright but overrated af in my opinion.
Jokes aside, it’s good and I loved it but story of the game is short. It feels like you are playing Assassin’s Creed 2’s DLC with some upgraded mechanics and gameplay. Some people are saying that AC: Brotherhood better than Assassin’s Creed 2 but I don’t agree. AC2 is another level, masterpiece of Assassin’s Creed games.
Oct 12, 2020
4
J'ai fini Assassin's Creed 2 il y a un bon moment déjà et je ne saurais énumérer les ajouts ni faire le tri parmi les améliorations de cette édition 2.5 (habilement renommée "Brotherhood") si ce n'est la plus marquante à savoir la petite équipe personnelle d'assassins mise à disposition désormais... Mais qu'importe le flacon, après les sublimissimes Venise et Florence, voici l'impérialissime Rome, chantre de la chrétienté et du catholicisme, joyau de tout l'Occident : un régal pour les yeux ! On note comme dans AC2 un souci certain du détail en ce qui concerne l'authenticité de l'environnement historique, l'environnement seulement puisque l'histoire des protagonistes est librement adaptée mais tout de même, c'est un travail sérieux de documentation qu'il faut saluer. Evidemment l'histoire en elle-même dans un vague délire à la Matrix avec un brin de X-Files reste très bêbête (pour être gentil) mais depuis le premier AC, on commence à en avoir l'habitude. C'est bien joli en tout cas et ça tourne sans accrocs (malgré un clipping d'objets et de pnj, ainsi qu'un lod assez agressif). La VF est excellente et la musique est magnifique, Jesper Kyd étant très inspiré. Mais si ACB rest un curieux mélange de GTA, Splinter Cell (allégé) de la Renaissance avec du Tomb Raider dedans, plus on progresse, plus les lourdeurs de gameplay s'accumulent, à un point tel qu'on pestera régulièrement devant toutes les missions de furtivité "instafail", les filatures trop nombreuses et vraiment casse-burnes et surtout vers la fin, un paquet de merdes en temps limité ! franchement, ça soûle à mort, y compris jusqu'à l'épilogue et ses grands rectangles à la con à escalader (en temps limité encore !) qui m'ont fait abandonner le jeu, tellement ça m'a cassé les couilles. Ces missions de merde conjuguées au "parcours" dont le design d'environnement immédiat accentue les défauts encore un peu plus fort, font que l'Ezio est devenu d'une infinie lourdeur à gérer, déplacer ou faire combattre... d'ailleurs, le combat est vraiment nul à chier, peu importe par quel bout on tente de l'appréhender, Un défaut qui semble nettement plus évident que dans AC2, allez savoir pourquoi... ça reste donc compliqué, peu intuitif et aussi maniable qu'un semi-remorque embourbé jusqu'à la gueule. Quelques mots encore et surtout des doléances supplémentaires sur l'entraînement virtuel loupé (illisible et trop ardu, bien chiant) quelques "séquences" à la Uncharted, c'est-à-dire complètement scriptées et ridicules (et même quelques QTE à un endroit précis) et une difficulté souvent trop relevée par rapport à AC2, sans compter les énigmes du sujet 16 optionnelles certes mais pénibles ainsi qu'encore...(!) des missions secondaires... chronométrées ! Le bilan est donc assez peu brillant finalement... pour cet ACB qui s'avère étonnamment médiocre et lourdingue, surtout comparé à AC2 !
Dec 9, 2011
4
I want my money back. This was boring and too difficult, it was all rubbish. I can see why other people like it so that's why I gave it 4. As for the online, I wouldn't bother to be honest, and I think even fans will say that.






























