Oliver Bowden "Assassin's Creed: Revelations"

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The trilogy of Ezio Auditore ends here.
The book follows a story of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations video game. Many people don’t the idea of this book because of it’s close relationship with video game, but the series of this author are supposed to be like this. The biggest part of the book is telling the story of Ezio while he was fighting Templars in Constantinople. But the last part of the book is telling the story of Assassin's Creed: Embers, an animated short film created by UbiWorkshop. This short film and the last part of the book tell the story about the last years of Ezio before his death. It was the saddest part, because it put an end to the Ezio Trilogy.

I enjoyed the book quite a lot, but it took me a lot time to finish it because I was interrupted by more important books than this. I’m gonna miss Ezio a lot…. He is my favorite assassin, and this book was very sad.
 

Oliver Bowden "Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade"

 

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  This is the whole story of Altair. First half of a book is telling story of first Assassin's Creed video game. The second part of the book tells story of Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines video games.... But alas, this game is ONLY for Play Station- so I will never be able to play it.... But at least I could read the story, so it makes me happy even if I can't play that game.

To whom who say this book is so bloody and cruel: PEOPLE, it's called Assassin's Creed!!! It's supposed to be bloody!! Besides, in this book the plot is going in Middle Ages in East. And as you know Crusades were ones of the bloodiest wars in history. And I truly say: Assassin's Creed games and books are for ADULTS only. Both are full of cursing words and violence. Well, who played the games, knows they can be played only 18+ people. So I don't recommend this book or game for younger people that 18 years old. But all Assassin's Creed fans should read this. The book tells the whole Altair's life, even the parts that weren't mentioned in the game.

Oliver Bowden "Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood"

 

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  Was so happy to get back to this story. I have played Brotherhood not so long time ago, so I still remembered all story. And I remembered all the places I have visited in Rome in real life too. The book actually has more scenes and more stuff than the game. But I couldn't put this book down. I was taken into Ezio world since first page.
Just the last chapter made me cry..... Cesare was my favorite! I wanted to delete game when I had to kill him, now I had to READ the same scene... No... not my Cesare.... just not him... damn, you Ezio!

Oliver Bowden "Assassin's Creed: Rennaisance"

 

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An amazing story. I have played this game and this book truly represents the game. While I was reading- I was all the time "OMG, I remember this scene. Yes, I climbed this tower. Oh yes I did this task it was so hard." And it was so amazing to read about Florence, Venice and Rome- which I visited myself. Same was in game- to play in place I actually visited. I recommend this book to all Assassin's Creed fans. Both- game and book are amazing.