Assassin's Creed: Revelations

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

[BASIC INFORMATION]
-Xbox 360, PS3 and PC
-Stealth action
-November 15, 2011

[THE REVIEW]
The fourth game in the series. Lucy is dead, and Desmond has gone into a coma like shock. He gets put in the animus, but the animus is on sleep mode. Desmond finds himself in a world inside the animus. He meets subject 16 there, who tells him he needs to go into Ezio's mind again. Desmond does this and finds Ezio to be much older.
Ezio have been traveling to find Altaïr's library, and find the piece of Eden before the templars. He arrives in Masyaf, and he finds the entrance, but it's locked, and the keys are nowhere to be found. He gets a trace that the keys are in Constantinople, and thus he travels there. He finds that the city has their own Assassin order. In this city, he finds the lovely, Italian, lady called Sofia. He gets interested in her, and she offers her help to him. She helps Ezio find the keys that Niccoló Polo hid around Constantinople. While Ezio is finding these keys, the prince Suleiman needs Ezio's help, for he fears that his Templar uncle might wish his death.
When Ezio finds these keys, he relives the memories of Altaïr before and after the events in the first game.

this game doesn't feature much new from the previous title. The biggest new thing is the hookblade, which allows for better climbing.
But Ezio has got a kicking beard in this game.

Pros:
The story and characters are once again fantastic. Even Desmond isn't annoying in this game.
The hookblade
Being able to be in Masyaf again.
Ezio Auditore is more badass in this game, due to his age.

Cons:
Not much new.

[FINAL CONCLUSION]
If you didn't care much for Brotherhood, then you won't like this either, because it's practically the same.

[SCORE OUT OF 100]
75
Needs more new.