Almost perfect
- Intricately detailed world that will immerse you and keep you playing for hours. The crowds and enemies, with their various responses and excellent voice acting make the gameplay very lifelike.
- Excellent controls that enable you to go anywhere in the game world and never lose track in battle.
-Engrossing story.
-The overall missions are satisfying, especially if one accesses Atair's memory logs and does them according to plan.
The Bad:
-The investigations carried out prior to assassinating the targets are repetitive, being limited to only five types (eavesdropping, pickpocketing, interrogation, assassination and finding flags for informers.)
-The game has a feeling of being somewhat structured. Most of the game is done in this order: traveling, investigating, assassinating. The earlier part of the story and the endings - which deviate from this order - help alleviate this feeling. Nevertheless, combined with the repetitiveness, some people might feel that it is tedious.
I label this game as a 'must-have'. The flaws may seem big, but you'll hardly notice them when playing the game.