Although the main assassin character may not be real, it is pretty historically accurate game. A lot of things from the first game is real, including Al Mualim. The home castle in Maysaf where the headquarters were was the real headquarters for the Assassins. And all if the assasinated people in that game were real people, including Robert de Sable, who was in fact the the Grand Master of the Nights templar. With Ezio, a lot of the Assasins were real too, but werent actually Assassins. Everything that happened with the Borgia family was real and historicaly accurate (except of course the apple)
assassins creed 2 has definatly a larger map but the kill streaks are much better on assassins creed brotherhood but the story line is alot better in assassins creed 2 hope you have fun with assassins creed 2 or brotherhood ;)
Assassins Creed Bloodlines is 5 weeks after Assassins Creed 1. This is what happened to Altair before he dies. Assassins Creed 2 is a completely different thing. The main story is the same but the story of the main characters, Altair and Ezio, are very different. Assassins Creed Bloodlines does not have the Animus in it as much as Assassins Creed 1 & 2
For Assassins Creed 1 No, for Assassins Creed 2 yes.
Assassin's Creed 2 is a very good game and a brilliant story line. Assassins Creed Brotherhood is worse but the better thing is that you get to call Assassins's i personaly think that AC2 is much better!!!!
The A is Assassins Creed Revelations is just a letter on how you spell AssAssins creed
As of now (April 2013) there are 8 main games and a number of supporting titles (ie; Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines, for the PSP). Ubisoft has plans to release a 7th and 8th main title in November of 2014. The lineage of the games is as follows. -Assassins' Creed (2007) -Assassins' Creed II (2009) -Assassins' Creed II: Brotherhood (2010) -Assassins' Creed II: Revelations (2011) -Assassins' Creed III (2012) -Assassins' Creed III: Liberation (2012) -Assassins' Creed IV: Black Flag (October 2013) -Assassins' Creed V: Unity (November 2014) -Assassins' Creed VI: Rogue (November 2014)
yes assassins creed 1 and assassins creed revelations
Yes, in fact there was an 'assassyun's creed back then but it has ended whereas the knights templars still exists.
Assassin's Creed: Revelations retails for $59.99.
The second Assassin's Creed is called Assassin's Creed II.
Only on ACB (Assassins Creed Brotherhood) you can also get in revelations
No, they introduced your Brotherhood in Assassins Creed: Brotherhood.