Thanks to these images you'll be able to submerge into the story of Assassin's Creed and see some moving images. The action takes place in three cities, Damascus, Acre and Jerusalem.Explore extensive maps where many missions await you.You must make use of his agility, great hiding abilities and acrobatics to kill off of various important members of the Templars, the rival group. Your character, Altaïr, belongs to the Assassin's group, and must complete a few "jobs". The historic component is present in all three instalments of Assassin's Creed that have appeared to the date, thanks to the work carried out by Ubisoft. We are talking about a title that combines action and adventure, the first episode of which takes place as a conflict between different factions of crusades in the Middle Ages. Everyone else can head over to the game page and start playing for free.Assassin's Creed is one of the most successful video game sagas in the recent years of state-of-the-art game consoles.
If you think you can make a great shader for the new browser Pirates game head over to the contest page for more details. To encourage developers to latch on to Babylon, Internet Explorer is holding a contest that could net entrants an Xbox One and the Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Black Chest Edition. Internet Explorer's senior product manager, Justin Garrett, said the company felt Pirates would be the perfect title to showcase the technology. The game runs using Babylon.JS, a technology created by four Microsoft developers based on WebGL and JavaScript and something the company is looking into further with other titles, according to reports. You'll find a nice little weather selection feature in the top corner with 9 different options available, along with your usual social functionality including leaderboards and invitations. Instead, the browser version is a simple ship racing game where players race through a familiar setting to anyone who played Black Flag, avoiding obstacles and trying to get the best time. The visuals are very similar but we don't get the pirate battles found on tablets and smartphones. This new Assassin's Creed Pirates is a somewhat stripped down version compared to its mobile counterpart. In some ways that statement has remained true. The mobile spin-off title of the latest console entry first released last December for $5 when developer Ubisoft said there was a good chance the game would never make it to the desktop. It is available in Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer with both touch and mouse/keyboard input support. Ubisoft has teamed up with Microsoft to offer a version of Assassin's Creed Pirates for free on the browser.
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