Assassin’s Creed® Brotherhood

It's a great game with a couple outdated mechanics like the directional aspect of the climbing/parkour system and the pointless checkpoint system that does nothing to help the player achieve full synchronisation in each memory.

Many, many years after playing Assassin's Creed 2, I finally got around to playing Brotherhood and it reminded me of everything I love about the series: the fluid combat and free running, the rich history and detailed world, and the underlying sci-fi plot that seems to stretch on imaginatively forever. While Brotherhood doesn't massively advance the plot or differ that much structurally from the previous game, there's still enough for fans to get their teeth into. The setting of Rome isn't quite as cool as Florence and Venice from Assassin's Creed 2 but it's still just as fun to roam around in. The modern section is again less interesting but it's still constrained to a small part of the game and rarely interrupts the overall flow of the story, and it's still interesting in the overarching franchise story. Some of the missions are still repetitive or perhaps fall apart on closer examination, specially with so much detail and things to do stuffed into one game, but the effective gameplay means they are never not enjoyable. Some of the puzzles and collectables are also a bit meaningless but it's a credit to the world building and detail that they never feel too much like a chore.

I enjoyed the plot but this game really wins on the world building around the title of 'Brotherhood'. The factions of your allies including fellow assassins are more neatly woven into the environment making this feel more like a group effort than the more personal individualistic elements of the previous game. It really builds on the gameplay strengths to expand the world efficiently. The assassin's world is more fully realised here, making any drops in plot depth minor. The main character of Ezio also feels more mature and more like a leader, as you would expect. At times it can feel too easy or too straightforward but it doesn't stop it being an enjoyable experience. The weaknesses are still there but the strengths more than make up for them. Had a great time, bring on the next one!

i like the game play and it really good the beafor they are increasing perform that i like. i think ubisoft need make the other assassin's creed like this with more longer story

As a game, I'd say it's better than the previous one. The controls feel easier to manage (though I hate how swinging my sword easily carries me over the edge of rooftops). The synchronization percent for the different missions is kind of nice, though too often the "full synchronization" requires achieving the goal in an unnecessarily complicated way (which is often impossible without tons of repetition to get the moves just right). Buying and upgrading locations around the city is nice, and recruiting additional assassins is an interesting touch (that could be more fleshed out). The various side missions also are more diverse and interesting.

If it were just the game itself, I'd give this a lukewarm thumbs up, but I feel compelled to recommend against it because, for the first time in the series, Ubisoft is forcing me to use their terrible launcher. Entering my password every time I open the game is an unnecessary hassle. On top of everything, tonight I wasn't able to sign in because of some issue with the Ubisoft servers, which is absolutely ridiculous for a single-player game (at least since they no longer support the online/multiplayer component anymore). Really makes me never want to buy another Ubisoft game.

this game IS nostalgia, just don't use the first hammer that's unlocked, unless you want to get teleported under the map constantly.

I mean obviously ezio trilogy are great but the also desperately need remake, just to make them work better with modern settings. Some part of Brotherhood just isn't possible with VSync off and more than 60fps.

I really wanted to enjoy this game as much as everyone else said they did, but then i got hit with back-to-back trailing missions after the week-long break i took (also because of the excessive trailing missions)

The acting is arguably the best in the franchise but it only lasts for 10 minutes, then cuts to a trailing mission where you have to follow "Von Dick, The Evil Grape Eater" to get a random toddlers teddy bear back

"Press T to win" is easily the worst possible idea to implement in a stealth game, right after a tower defense simulator, the Brotherhood mechanic tries to replace the player's input and interaction for the sake of... nothing. It's a useless mechanic that actively makes the experience worse.

There is no conflict either, i didn't care about finding out if Machiavelli was betraying the Creed, but the story writers decided that we should have at least 30% of the dialogue be Ezio disagreeing with whatever the fuck that other guy's name is.

If this game was a couple of hours shorter it'd be a whole lot better, it feels like all the effort went into the Borgia sequences, then someone hired a mobile game story writer to fill in the blanks to make it into a full game in order to sell it at full price.

This is the worst of the Ezio trilogy (not even comparable), and in my opinion, the worst AC game ever.

This game is definitely worth it, but i do suggest playing the ac2 first if you wanna catch up with the lore, but overall this game is fun especially parkouring in Rome.

my favorite currrently on the ezio trilogy. so good, so many things to do. but, the city is small. but i recommend this to new players that enjoy classic games and the assassin's creed series

Gastei umas horinhas da minha vida pra zerar 100%, jogo muito bem construido! com muita coisa pra fazer, consegue te manter conectado na cidade de Roma, os detalhes de cada canto da cidade me intrigam, muito bom mesmo!

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood is a direct continuation of AC II and successfully builds on everything that made its predecessor great—while introducing new mechanics that became staples of the franchise. Set in Renaissance-era Rome, the game focuses on Ezio’s rise as a leader of the Assassin Brotherhood and delivers one of the most well-rounded experiences in the series.

Pros:

Ezio in his prime: Ezio returns as a more mature, confident, and capable leader. His character continues to grow, and his presence carries the narrative with ease.

Brotherhood system: Recruiting, training, and sending Assassins on missions is both satisfying and strategic. Calling them in during fights or stealth takedowns never gets old.

Rome as a setting: A massive, unified open world filled with landmarks, secrets, and meaningful side content. The city evolves as you restore it, adding a layer of progression.

Refined gameplay: Parkour, combat, and stealth are all slightly improved over AC II, with more fluid animations and better mission variety.

Strong side content: Templar agents, Leonardo’s war machines, Borgia towers, and the rebuilt economy system offer dozens of engaging activities beyond the main story.

Multiplayer mode: An innovative (and surprisingly tense) take on stealth-based PvP. A fresh and underrated part of the game.

Cons:

Familiarity: Since it closely follows AC II in mechanics and style, it doesn’t feel as groundbreaking.

Main story pacing: While strong overall, the main narrative occasionally slows down in the middle and feels like a bridge to Revelations.

Some repetitive elements: A few side activities can become formulaic if you're aiming for 100% completion.

Conclusion:

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood takes the brilliance of AC II and expands on it in smart and meaningful ways. It’s not just more of the same—it’s a deeper, more polished, and more confident sequel. For fans of Ezio and the classic AC formula, it’s an essential entry that still holds up incredibly well today.

AC Brotherhood is by far my favourite game in the Ezio trilogy. I feel like it expanded on the AC2, while also adding new and exciting things to the game play.
Though Florence has my heart, Rome is depicted beautifully and the story, with how it weaves in our favourite characters from AC2, was beautifully done.

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood improves upon basically everything from Assassin's Creed 2 for me. The combat is improved, the focus on one singular city rather than 4-5 leads to Rome being one of my favorite open world cities ever, and the story missions have been refined, with less filler. The Assassin's Creed formula is being perfected with this game, with my only major gripe being that its still too hand holdy with mission requirements. In most cases, if you stray off the intended path for the mission, you will fail it. Also there's far too many boring tailing missions.

9/10.

story wise, not as good as 2, but gameplay wise, so much fucking better

wish they never veered away from this type of play style ac 1,2, brotherhood, revelations have to be the best games of the entire franchise newer ac games just cant compete

good game the stroty,the parkour,sidequest ita all fun.and teh ending is so confuse

This is a great game, one of the best Assasins Creed games there is, none the less i can not recommend this purely off of the terrible costumer service, i bought this game long ago on Steam close to when it came out, i can now not play it anymore because of Ubisoft connect or play all the content i bought back in the day.

If i buy a game, i expect to have access to the game, not to have parts of that game taken away after the fact. It would be better customer service for me had i pirated it than buying it legitimately, you should not boy a game where content can be removed for no reason. Do not buy it.

Spent so long on the game just to get random bugs and glitches one after the other. It is just so annoying! I understand the game is old, but AC2 worked perfectly fine for me. Also, towards the last mission in the Temple, I literally couldn't resolve getting past the Apple of Eden. Desmond was holding it and tadaa-infinite loop!

Uma evolução em alguns aspectos em relação ao 2, mas senti que não teve o tempo necessário para se desenvolver, a história em estranhamente curta, o vilão tinha potencial para ser o melhor, não gostei tanto dos espaços abertos de Roma, as descidas são muito chatas de se fazer, o principal para mim foi como deixaram o jogo mais fácil com o comando de matar rápido, tirou qualquer dificuldade do jogo quase, mas a história continua sendo muito boa, jogo fluido e gráficos melhores que o 2, personagens marcantes e ótima trilha sonora e diversas missões secundárias, no geral prefiro o 2 ainda. Nota : 8.6

I bought this game some time ago now along with some other ac games, yet in this game everytime i get to one particular spot in a mission it just crashed and i cant progress further than 9% of the game, its some tailing mission around the beginning.

Pls help if possible.

Replaying this game aged like fine wine,as i got older and werent a little kid got me understand the elements of the game on a deeper level and not just seeing a cool assasin in white robes.Everything that can be said about this game has already been said so theres no need to go in dept but the game is fucking amazing.

The gameplay besides the 1 second detection defore assanation (that has been fixed in revolations) is sooo good and fun to play the only downside is the map felt a little too much unused beside all the towers and shops you could liberate and buy.

Ezio is a beast in this game growing to his full potencial now utilizing all of his skills in the combat,which is hella fun and addicting. ill just go to chain kill guards randomly just because the combat is so fluent and good.Character wise Ezio turned more wise and strategist recruting new assasins and building a brotherhood to last becoming a true Master Assasin.

Do i need to say anything about the score? Jesper kyd also again did an amazing job with the sound track and its one if not the best ost's in gaming.I cant think of more iconic theme in gaming then Ezios family (exept Tlou's main theme)

This is an absolute marble of the gaming industry and peaks of ubisoft as a studio.

9/10

Cool game, and the combat is very satisfying

Lots of good memories but the ubisoft launcher is trash

I had a very fun time with this game. I like how the game isn't centered on combat, since you can kill an entire battalion of soldiers singlehandedly pretty easily. The stealth is hard enough where you can't just walk behind someone and expect them to not notice, but it also leaves room for you to use different tools to get through an area. 8/10 game.

Great story, awesome exploration, gameplay and a great episode in the Ezio Trilogy. If you liked AC2 you will definitely like AC Brotherhood

Brotherhood builds on the concepts introduced and mastered in AC2, with a compelling story that builds off the previous game. the narrative kicks off RIGHT where we left off, so we hit the ground running with this game.
Parkour system is in peak form for it's time, although there are parts of it that you can definitely feel the age in. specifically when jumping from a hanging position. Combat is still fun though, and you do feel like a deadly assassin, who can strike down any enemy in their path at any moment.
if you're looking to learn more about the roots of Assassin's Creed, this is definitely a game you should play.

Not as good of an installment as other games in this series, but still solid. I feel that the map isn't as traversable as other games. The parkour in the city leaves a lot to be desired. Many of the streets are too wide to jump across from the rooftops. NPC density in the streets can be very heavy. Riding the horse in the city is just annoying. Outside the city, things are too spaced apart and it feels like an over reliance on using the horse.
Not as many bugs, but the ones that are there really do a great job of angering me (that damn bomber mission) (Pax Romana game breaking bug).

The Brotherhood, the Masterpiece's Masterpiece. Continue Ezio's journey in rebuilding the brotherhood. Awesome story and OMG what a game. This pretty much set the franchise as an epic among the legendary games. Definitely Recommended for the awesomeness and story !!!

Genuinely great game. Incredible music, sound and level design as all previous games up to this one. The story was incredible and it really makes you feel like a master assassin. Getting 100% was fun and rewarding. Previous games couldn't achieve that. Now, on to the cons : This game is a glitchy mess. It's very frustrating having to reset progress on a mission because the game decided to clip you out of bounds. To list a few glitches : clipping into solid objects, dead bodies having seizures, many things like the last mission or the flying machine not working without capping the fps at 60, ezio becoming bald and invisible when standing still, enemies seeing through walls, bumping into air. Also, personally i didn't like the fact that they limit you to rome outside of certain missions. While going to new places was fun, it was only for a couple minutes until you complete the set path. And lastly, this game has crafting materials. Which isn't bad on its own if only they told you you needed them. Many people such as myself sold them immediately after getting them. While most materials are easily farmable without chests, ubisoft decided to make the nutmeg only drop from pickpockets who spawn every 10-30 minutes meaning I had to sit there and walk for 3 hours just for one. Overall great game but I should mention that I had big framedrops in certain rooms. (you also need to manually download a different save file and replace the one you have online for the templar lairs)

As someone who has played most games in the franchise, I always had brotherhood as one of the best ones. Now after returning I found it holding up quite well despite its age. Of course, graphics and character models can feel a bit old when comparing it to newer games, but it still looks fine for the most part.
I was actually surprised at how well it handled my monitor that has a 32 : 9 aspect ratio that just worked immediately. It does do the thing a lot of games do where it goes 16 : 9 in cutscenes.
The gameplay also holds up quite well, I really miss this style of combat from the franchise.
One thing that was worse than I remembered however was the parkour climbing system which feels janky, stiff and hard to control precisely and is a noticeable step down if you are coming from the newer games in the franchise. Otherwise, I had a blast with it and still rank it among the best Assassins Creed games ever made.

Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood builds on everything that made its predecessor great and refines it even further. The story is gripping, taking Ezio’s journey to new heights, while the expanded parkour system makes exploring Rome an absolute joy. One of the best additions is the ability to rebuild the Assassin Brotherhood—recruiting, training, and sending assassins on missions adds a whole new layer to the gameplay. And even after all these years, the game still looks stunning.

thanks ubisoft for making this game! :) i love ezio and his character development throughout the years... i don't want to finish his storyline yet. i'm too hooked

Recommended with reservation. Smoother, better graphics than AC2, but the story is shakier both from just a writing and a historical perspective. The game also feels like it doesn't quite know what it wants to be, so it falls into the muddy little-bit-of-everything trap that plagued games around this time. In short, it is a product of its era and suffers for it, but has enough good bones to make it worth at least one playthrough. More than worth it on sale, but the seeds of the series destruction were already planted.

Plenty of reviews about the game that is out there. The game is good, I wouldn't add anything more to the reviews. The thing that sucked the most is you have to log in to your Ubisoft account to play the game. That means when Ubisoft server is down for whatever reason, or your account is suspended for whatever reason, you lost your right to play the game. And to remind you, this is an offline game. I understand having to log in for the first time for verifying the game and whatnot, but having to log in every single time, and not being able to play an offline game because Ubisoft server is down, sucks ass. There is however a way to play AC:Brotherhood without having to log in to Ubisoft account, but there's no such thing in later games. In my case, my account was suspended for failed login attempt (I forgot my password; have tried changing it, but still suspended), the account is suspended, and I'm blocked from playing the game for 24 hours (supposedly, it hasn't been 24 hours yet). Do you know the feeling when you just got back from a 12-hour shift and just want to spend your time leisurely roam around Rome in 1506 while stabbing some templars in the neck but Ubisoft just decided to fuck you in the ass and not let you play the game you bought? exactly what I'm feeling right now. Shame on ubisoft, and they can suck my dick while another one fucks me in the ass, screw them.

Let me preface this by saying, I was one of the people who thought this game was the greatest AC Ubisoft has ever done. Just a masterpiece of the classics. If you're in the same boat as I was and want to keep it that way, DO NOT replay this game. Leave it to the nostalgia and memories you already have of playing this game and continue living happily ever after.

TL;DR: The only real improvement over AC 2 is the graphics. Everything else feels rushed, unfinished, or just plain old padding to make the game feel bigger. Re-releasing AC 2 with those flashy assassination combos would probably make a better game.

Negatives: The story is meh. There's like two important people you kill over the whole game. When the most memorable character is a cardinal you chase through a church during a side content, there's probably something wrong with the writing. The parkour somehow feels even worse. If in AC 2 they gave up on Venice, here, they just gave up entirely. The stealth is completely broken. Some missions you just fail because the guard "spotted" you while you're in a middle of an air assassination. That doesn't mean he saw you before or during the animation. You just get spotted when you make contact with him. Fuck you. The side content feels more varied but just isn't. They split you running over a city to collect one thing, to you running over a city collecting multiple things (and still getting jackshit at the end). There are also "templar agents" on the map. Why are they templars? Because Ubisoft said so. Fuck you (x2). The addition of side objectives in missions is a cool idea in theory but you will want to jump through your monitor in some cases. Ezio (and everyone else) is a little brighter than before but the big dumb epidemic still rules over the universe. Also, *a really minor spoiler* Rodrigo got completely shafted by the writers. He could have died in AC 2 and nothing would have changed.

There are some ... good ideas. The "brotherhood" part of the game is a cool concept. It'd be a shame if they didn't do anything with it except you being able to press a button. Leonardo's missions are a cool addition (even the one with the ... "funny" side objective). You can renovate Rome, I guess. You will eventually find out that you spent as much money to renovate it as you've gained so there was no point in doing so but ... what else is new with the side content in these games? You get discounts in shops ... cool.

Finally, EVERY. SECOND. MISSION. IS. A. TAILING. MISSION. Am I exaggerating? Maybe (I'm not), but it doesn't feel like that, it could even be more. For a reaaaaally long time, you will be following someone. Be it an enemy or an ally.

Yes / No is not the best system Valve could come up with when ti comes to reviews. This game is not BAD-bad but would I recommend you play it? No.

Story line is better than AC2 , play and enjoy

It is as good as AC II, but my experience was more buggy, multiple times my cutscene just didnt start and i had to change my fps cap in the game, but the story is great

Storyline is better than AC2. Decent graphics though was released for more than a decade ago. Only drawback is no cloud save support.

No idea what went on between this game and Assassin's Creed 2, but the leap forward in graphical quality is insane.

8/10. One of the best Assassin's Creed games. The setting of beautiful Italy is really interesting to explore, the story is rich and the main character is as charismatic as you would want him to be. A must play for any Assassin's creed games fan

---{ Graphics }---
☑ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Okay
☐ Bad
☐ Very stylized
☐ They're what they should be for what the game is
☐ MS Paint could make something better

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Fantastic
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Meh
☐ Bad, but playable
☐ Just go watch paint dry

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Amazing
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not to bad
☐ Alright
☐ Bad
☐ My ears are bleeding

---{ Audience }---
☑ Babies
☑ Young kids
☑ Young teens
☑ Older teens
☑ Adults
☑ Old people
☑ Anyone with a decent maturity level
☑ Anyone with a lack of maturity
☑ Anyone that is alive
☑ No one, not even your dog

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Just average
☐ A little better than average
☐ Good
☑ Decent
☐ Better than good
☐ Fancy Pants Rich Boy
☐ NASA

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Can choose your difficulty setting
☐ No difficulty needed
☐ Just press 'W"
☐ Easy
☐ Medium
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Hard
☐ Verry Difficult

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if you like to collect things
☐ Only if you care about steam achievements
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Only if you care about rankings/placements/leaderboards/etc.
☑ Average grind level
☐ A little grindy
☐ Too much grind
☐ You‘ll need a second life, maybe some macros, & a will to live for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ Story? What story?
☐ No Story
☐ Twilight was a better love story than this
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It‘ll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ 1-2 Hours
☐ 2-5 Hours
☑ 5-10 Hours
☐ 10-20 Hours
☐ 20-50 Hours
☐ 50+ Hours
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Replayablity }---
☐ You won't even finish it the first time
☐ None, once was enough
☐ Not that kind of game
☐ You don't stop playing this kinda game, ever
☑ Maybe once or twice, to try something new
☐ You'll want to get every single possible ending & secret there is
☐ You'll pick it up every few years, but never finish a whole playthrough
☐ A lot, just to romance everyone, pick new options. try new classes, etc

---{ Price }---
☐ It’s free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If you have some money to blow
☐ Wait for it to go on sale for the 100th time
☐ Ask someone to gift it to you instead
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Circumstantial (PC specs, internet, save/install location, etc.)
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ Worth It }---
☐ Hell no!
☐ If you have a lot of cash
☐ Worth it!
☐ Get it now!
☑ Life is not complete without this game!

---{ 10 / 10 }---
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☑ 10

Tranquilamente podría ser un DLC del 2. La historia está a la altura del anterior, con un villano muy bien hecho. Implementa la mecánica de los asesinos reclutados, pero es medio meh en mi opinión, o sea, está buena, pero podrían haberla desarrollado un poco mejor. Como punto malo, nunca salimos de Roma (o al menos eso recuerdo, lo jugué hace bocha de tiempo jeje), y eso es algo que el otro juego sí hacía, pero por lo demás, un juegazo.

7.5/10

I really enjoyed this game but major complaint would be that the DLC and the side missions too longer than the actual story of this game and that's disappointing to see.

Cons:
- I did find it strange that you lose the extended jump at the start of the game when that was a skill he had learnt in the previous game. This was not a skill which depended on any equipment but for whatever reason in this game it is. You require Leonardo to make you a glove which enables this.

- As mentioned, A LOT of side missions and for no real good reason. I did enjoy the Christina Memories, otherwise it was overwhelming for no reason. Whereas it could have been overwhelming WITH reason haha.

- Camera Angles, this is always the one thing which will go wrong or poorly in every game of Assasin's Creed I have played so far. Half the time a building or a branch of a tree is in the way of the camera view which causes you to take damage for unnecassary reasons.

- Streets in Roma are very annoying to get around. Some go underground to nothing and waste your time.

- Horses in this game still feel rough to steer and mount and dismount.

Pros:
- Glyphs, being still a thing is amazing. I love decoding the conspiracy files and getting a mini secret movie to explain more about the present day dilemmas.

- Quality has gotten better in terms of the way the characters mouth move and when they are dead and you shut their eyes.

- This game was a bit emotional regarding some missions and memories as well as ending. It has a way of hitting where it hurts since we ave been with Ezio for 2 whole games now.

- The map update is great in this game and is easier to read than past games, especially for treasure hunting.

- The brotherhood aspect was amazing but because the story felt so shirt, it felt like we didn't get to really optimise on that which in my opinion is a backhanded compliment as this game could have been in a much higher league of its own. But not to take away that this is still an amazing feature and hope it remains in future games.

- Seeing the other characters from the previous game still be relevant and around however older and wiser is amazing to see as the character development has you more invested due to seeing their growth and development.

They have made it so good as a sequel for AC 2 which is I really really amaze about all of the things this game has

While an okay game with a decent amount to do it just feels like a focus group version of AC2. There are only really 3 main assassin targets that just barely count as plot relevant and an underwhelming final boss fight, the "Templar Agent" missions are clearly there for filler because the main story rogues gallery is laughably small. I appreciate the improvement in graphics and the Lairs of Romulus side missions are a massive upgrade from the Templar Lairs.

Amazing game, great story and gameplay. Feels like an upgraded AC2, love the new recruits mechanic. Overall I recommend it.

Altair's and Ezio's story only! All games after the first four canonical stories (AC, AC II, AC: Brotherhood and AC: Revelations) are just a money grab and *Good Mor-ning Sunshine Meme!*

I played this game right after AC2 and the connection is made so good. The graphics are for 2010 very well done. I like it more than AC2 tho. It just feels like the better version of the game. I might even say this is the best AC game ever made. The end is so cool too.
I realy recomend it when its on sale. I got it for 3,49 bucks.
The ass part is Uplay.
Who thought it would be a good idea to make me log in every time i want to play the game. And Uplay donst hold up their games well in time.
In conclusion:
>Uplay is ass
>Best Ac game ever made
>great story
=>10/10

Very good game all around, continuing to build off of what assassins creed 2 did in both features and story.

But warning the ending does not work, when you get to segment 9 when you go to attack Cesare the cutscene dosent trigger. Making it impossible to progress afterward. Im sure there is a fix for this online but I havent bothered looking. And there is a frame rate problem across the entire game but thats a very easy fix after just a minute of googling.

[Game is still amazing especially with mods, despite the bugs and jank] Please don't buy this game from here if you value your time and sanity. It asks you to login to Ubisoft Connect EVERY SINGLE TIME you launch the game even when I'm logged in to Ubisoft Connect already. I tried directly launching it from the Executable file but Ubisoft Connect opened and was still prompted to login.

There is probably a way to play without logging in but why do I have to spend time to research to just launch the game in peace. I already brought the game.... Just let me play it. This company deserves every single negativity it receives and I genuinely hope it goes under.