Assassin's Creed 2 has just been released, as well as Eurogamers review of the game. Assassin's Creed 2 promises to fix all the problems from the first game, and even adding a new elements to make this game better. But did it succeed in that promis, and it outdo the first game? Continue reading on to read the full review.

Final score=9/10

"Nothing is true," said Al Mualim. "Everything is permitted." The point of Assassin's Creed - apart from establishing a hugely successful new IP for Ubisoft - was to avoid taking the old man's words literally, and to begin with you may wish you'd done the same with the pre-release hype for the sequel.

For months we've been told that Assassin's Creed II will be much better because, not unlike Desmond Miles strapped to the curvy Animus machine, it will be defined by the lessons of its ancestor. Yet the sequel begins as messily as anything I can remember, as friendly lab-tech Lucy helps Desmond escape from the Abstergo facility where he's being held.

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