Your goal for every target is simple: learn what you can about them by conducting three specific investigation types (interrogation, eavesdropping, or pickpocketing), get approval from the head Assassin in the city, then go and kill the target.

However, the buildings and clothing that the characters wear are very accurate to the time, no matter where you are. Altaïr and Majd Addin are the best looking models in the game, but Altaïr simply carries a lot of gear, and Majd Addin has a simple pattern on his robe. The landscapes tend to glow one color, and there is very little detail put into most characters (especially the Templars). Everyone delivers a strong performance, and the voices fit for everyone. The sound effects are done better, but the sounds of the blades clashing together is loud and obnoxious. The music (what little there is) is good and fits the situation when it's there, but is fairly forgettable and not outstanding. Altaïr's character develops, and many of the conversations that other characters have with him are deep and thought provoking. The organization won't let Desmond leave until they get the information they want from him, through the Animus. On a mission, he violated all three tenets of the Assassin's Creed, and he is sent out on a mission to kill nine specific members of the Knights Templar to regain his honor. The organization has kidnapped a man named Desmond Miles, a bartender who is a descendant of a Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, a member of the Assassins (a real-life eponymous group who existed at the time). In this game, it has been discovered that the memories of past people are passed down as genes through their descendants, and an unnamed scientific organization has built a machine called the Animus, that it allows them to access these memories. So, on one of my last trips to my favorite game store (before it shut down), I saw the first game in the series on the shelf for $13.99, and I had the money, so I picked it up. My best friends were always pestering me to try the 'Assassin's Creed' games, but I would tell them every single time that I wasn't interested, mostly because I had no idea what they were about.

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