#ASSASSINS CREED DEAD KINGS PUZZLE FREE#

Don't be confused by the later guy with a hat who is definitely not Napoleon, because after tracking back a forth a few times I realised the first one has no beard. I'm not saying this mysterious hatted figure with the imperious gestures is 100% Napoleon, because I have no proof whatsoever. (Also: wow, Paris is a shitload bigger than Unity would have you believe, even accounting for game scaling.) Having compared the game's map with a map of Paris, I'm confident this is an all-new environment, so you won't be retreading the same streets over and over again with a tiny bit of extra dungeon. Having done a bit of historical research I felt especially smug, so I decided to do a bit more and looked up the location - Saint-Denis. After a bit of thought (and Wikipedia checking) I figured out that Dead Kings must follow on pretty soon after the end of Unity, since the final missions take place during or just after the Reign of Terror (1793). Having realised the DLC takes place after the main storyline, I rewound the trailer to look at the date and setting text - a thing I almost never do. I'm sure Arno will shuck off his sads and get on with things (the closing line of the narration certainly suggests it), but even a token gesture is appreciated. Too often expansion content feels like it ought to have taken place before the big finale, in that your world-shaking final confrontation seems to have had about as much seismic impact as a sparrow's fart. My enjoyment of characters' suffering aside, it's great to see Ubisoft acknowledging the events of the core game, which would throw anybody into the doldrums, to say the least. I enjoyed these sections, although I'm pleased to see he's kept a coat on this time it gets cold in Europe. Assassin's Creed: Unity was distinguished by not one but TWO periods of the hero getting depressed and doing very little, and in both instances Arno ran about in his shirtsleeves with far too much beard (the bit where he's drunk and then hungover was particularly fine, I thought). That expression is definitely more of a pout than a firm manly jaw. Here are a bunch of things I noticed or thought about while watching the trailer: I suddenly remembered all the good things about Unity, and I wanted to play it some more. But this trailer, I don't know - it reached inside me to be occasionally wavering Assassin's Creed fangirl core, and squeezed. I am such a sucker for story DLC, especially when I've enjoyed the core story so much ( so, so much). I wasn't even going to watch this until one of my buddies asked me what I thought about 'scruffy' Arno, and my interest was piqued as to why our hero had given up shaving again, since his beard was something of a sticking point for me. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Gosh y'all, having spent the holidays playing Dragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4 and a handful of Telltale games, and having come home to resume my love affair with Destiny, I was absolutely certain I was over Assassin's Creed: Unity. Here's why we're excited for the first expansion to Arno's adventures.

#ASSASSINS CREED DEAD KINGS PUZZLE FREE#

Assassin's Creed: Unity - Dead Kings releases next week, and it's free to boot.

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