Assassin's Creed: Revelations

If you let your child play call of duty or battlfield let them play this. Sure, you mercilessly and brutally do away with your enemies with a variety of stylized assassinsations using an arsonal or weapons but you experience a compelling story of wealth, treachery and justice while experiencing the amazing architecture of 16 century Constantinople. And along with the amazing single player you get to experience a polished forfilling multiplayer; so you definitely get your buck worth. I presonally prefer this game to cod even though the two game are essentially incomprable. Theres isnt any sexual content of language that you need to worry about in both the multi and single player. However if your a strong christian you not want your child subject to the views of the protagonists; Ezio and Altai; the story line coincides with both Islamic and chrisian beliefs. So keep in mind the game was made by a multi cultural and religious team.

The assassins creed franshise has always been a franchise that goes for a really realistic setting and characters. Two things are really the big things to look out for in this game (including the ones before it, except for the first assassins creed.) The main purpose of this game, as said in the title is to assassinate certain targets but for a purpose and the purpose is alwas for the good of man kind and is never gory or very bloody, keeping it to an almost cartoonish violence. In this new installment Ezio is on a search for Altairs secret library. The sexual material is, yes, there but you are going to have to look pretty hard to see it. For example you might be walking around on the street and over hear two people talking about someone and calling them a bad name. This game is set in the medieval era and ubisoft has done a fantastic job at capturing that. This game like every one else says will teach many things about that era and is very eduactional.

This is one of the best games ever. Graphics are almost just like real life, and the gameplay is fun, engaging, and thousands of hours in length (you can do pretty much the same thing over and over, and it never gets old, and the story can take a while to complete). If you take the time to read descriptions, you can know quite a bit about Constantinople. However, it is quite violent. Quite a bit of blood spills in battles, temporarily staining surroundings. Some assassinations show up close views of blades going through bodies and blood spurting out. The violence is not gory, though. It may only seem that way. There is one mission in which, in small talk, some soldiers mention w**re. The language isn't that bad throughout most of it, but if you care to stick around on animus island towards the beginning, the f word is uttered. Back to how great the game is, the combat is satisfying, with new secondary weapon and improved combo kill systems in place. The hookblade adds a lot, and playing previous Assassin's Creed games will make you wonder why they didn't think of it sooner. Bombs are helpful in setting traps, luring guards, and turning the tables in a battle. The eagle sense is used in very creative ways during the campaign, many targets being located by using it. The background is jawdropping from extreme heights, and you can almost feel the wind jumping down from viewpoints. Taking over the city, protecting it with assassins-in-training, and recapturing assassin's dens are all enjoyable, and taking over the Mediterranean gives order to leveling up assassins. If you have the money, buy this game. You'll be glad you did.

This is a truly great game. Although it is very violent, mainly focusing on killing it is very educational and teaches players a lot about the Medieval period. It is about assassins so you can stab, shoot, blow up and kill enemies in numerous other ways. It has blood and gore when someone dies although there is an option in the menu to turn blood off. Language is only a few mild cuss words that only some people will take offence to. This game is a must have and is suitable to most kids 12+