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And the main quest has its moments, but is far less interesting than the adventures of Ezio, Edward, Shay, Aveline and Altair. A lot of the sidequests feel like user-generated content.

Stephen Totilo: I think Ubi built a great city for this game, but I just don’t think they filled it with many interesting things to do. For better or worse, however, I’ve gone back to the game a few times and still not enjoyed it very much. I was concerned that I’d eventually return to Unity and like it more, that I’d eventually discover that its strangeness had bothered me but that it was ultimately a good game. I’ve enjoyed going back to each AC game weeks or months after finishing the games’ main campaigns to play more of the side stuff - and each time I’ve enjoyed the games even more.

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Stephen Totilo: I was nervous about that “No,” because I really like the series and there I was telling people not to bother playing this one. And yet…I really, really enjoyed the game. Stephen, you went so far as to give the game a “no” in your review, which is pretty damning. Kirk, I know you’re down on Assassin’s Creed Unity. Luke Plunkett: So, we’re in a weird place here. So our three biggest Assassin’s Creed fans figured they’d sit down and get to the bottom of this conundrum. Assassin’s Creed Unity is a game as big as it is broken, as divisive as it is lavish.