Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag

While Black Flag feels very much like an Assassin's Creed game, its gameplay reminds me more of Sid Meier's Pirates! wrought in glorious 3D. As in that classic game, you are free to sail wherever your heart desires, and be as dastardly or as benign as you like. Embodying Edward Kenway and living through his adventures on the seas, while also experiencing his struggle with Assassins and Templars alike, is pure escapist delight.

All the distinguishing features of the series – the Templars, parkour and brutal assassinations – are here, but now they are not the core, they are just elements of the best pirate game ever, of a Red Dead Redemption at sea. [13/2013, p.52]

It has taken the gameplay of the previous games, refined it, and combined it with a huge open world that is packed with enough content to literally last for days. If you have ever wanted a proper pirate game, this is as good as it gets.

The game is stunning, and the Caribbean makes for a gorgeous setting.

We didn't like going out of the animus, the mission structure gets repetitive real fast and the framerate isn't always as solid as it should be. Nevertheless, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag offers a great and varied experience, mostly thanks to the expertly designed world you get to explore.

The seafaring aspect of Black Flag is where much of the fun lies, but things feel a little too familiar every time Kenway sets foot on land. Climb buildings, collect items, infiltrate fortresses, assassinate targets. If you've grown weary of this formula, you'll count the minutes until you're back out at sea, plundering ships, harpooning sharks and diving for sunken treasure.

Pirate fans will merrily pick this up and discover a solid purchase, but the rest might want to hold out in hopes of something different from next year’s iteration.

In my opinion, I would say that Assassin's Creed Black Flag is one of the best games in the series, and I say this for the following reasons. First, I would say that it is one of the games where, for the first time, the game itself has upgrades to something external to the main character (not counting bases or irrelevant upgrades), which in this case is the pirate ship, or as it is known, the Jackdaw. In addition to all this, its setting in Cuba being conquered by the Spanish and British gives it an even better touch, since in the chase scenes the way the setting and scenery are used is simply sublime.

Idk why Ubisoft Just Stopped making games with the people who made this game because my god is it a gem even after all these years it stands the test of time and resynced? Is A BETTER VERSION OF IT!!! you remember the cinematic trailer for this game? Well those graphics are now overlayed on top of the originals and it is just stunning please let this team do more assassins games!

C'est juste le meilleur jeux de pirate all time et pour moi le meilleur ac de la licence

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

im playing all assassin creed but assassin creed black flag is worest assassin creed ship battle is very hard stealth is good parkour is good for my opitions this assassin creed is worest assassin creed