It's here where the series' infamous "dungeon" sequences come into play. Play The most thrilling moments of the game come when Ezio discovers clues about the keys to Altair's library. The game's introduction suffers particularly from some very awkward parameters, setting an odd tone for its opening hours. Still, expect a handful of quests that feel a bit too superfluous or are poorly constructed. Ubisoft more or less avoids that trap this time, mostly because its plot has so many layers. The curse of the franchise has always been that it seems to fill your time with missions that are completely irrelevant to the larger story. You're still accepting various missions that task you with chasing, stalking, meeting or killing certain targets. On a basic level, Revelations functions much like the Assassin's Creed games that came before. All of these improvements, combined with a franchise-best city design, add to the larger narrative experience of the game. Voice acting is fantastic and the soundtrack is incredibly solid. The game's visuals have likewise taken a step up, with characters and their expressions looking better than ever. That leap alone helps elevate Revelations above some of its predecessors. Those awkward, jolting moments are completely gone, replaced instead by very real, fully developed characters in strongly-scripted scenes. Previous games seemed to get some cinematic sequences exactly right while others completely missed the mark. Ubisoft's overall storytelling has reached new heights. It's impressive how convincing these moments can be. You believe these two characters are slowly falling in love despite the chaos around them. The sequences between Sophia and Ezio flourish emotionally despite their brevity.
That in turn makes its way to Sophia, who quickly becomes a romantic interest despite the fact that Ezio pardons himself every five seconds to stab someone in the chest.
His quest to discover more information about Altair ties itself to the political and social turmoil in Constantinople. The most compelling material by far involves Ezio, as his storyline is the most complicated.
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