Post by TeknoBlast on Feb 21, 2013 9:46:47 GMT -6
So after the PS4 event, I started up AC: Liberation on the Vita. I finally completed it. Some of the missions can be a little boring, but started to get a lot better towards the end.
The story is mainly set in New Orleans and this time a female is the hero. This is a first for the series. Like I said, it's mainly in New Orleans in 1770's, some in Mexico, and some in New York.
One thing I did not like within the game was the change in character persona, meaning, the female hero can change from being an assassin, slave, or fancy lady. Some missions were made for different persona. Like I said, I didnt like this too much.
The storyline doesnt not have any tie in with the rest of the AC series, however it does introduce Conner from AC3 for a brief moment. He's only in one sequence in the game and then he's gone. I thought that was pretty neat.
Overall, if you're a fan of the AC series, then you'll enjoy the game, but at the same time you'll dislike some of the portions of it.
The story is mainly set in New Orleans and this time a female is the hero. This is a first for the series. Like I said, it's mainly in New Orleans in 1770's, some in Mexico, and some in New York.
One thing I did not like within the game was the change in character persona, meaning, the female hero can change from being an assassin, slave, or fancy lady. Some missions were made for different persona. Like I said, I didnt like this too much.
The storyline doesnt not have any tie in with the rest of the AC series, however it does introduce Conner from AC3 for a brief moment. He's only in one sequence in the game and then he's gone. I thought that was pretty neat.
Overall, if you're a fan of the AC series, then you'll enjoy the game, but at the same time you'll dislike some of the portions of it.
