It may not be a whole treasure trove of change, but even with the annualization of the franchise bringing title after title each year, Black Flag proves itself as a worthy addition to a series that hasn’t had its ship set sail yet.įollowing the adventures of newly-adorned pirate/assassin Edward Kenway in the early 18 th century Caribbean Islands as he is drawn into the age-old conflict between the Assassins and Templars, Black Flag is surely a much “different” title than what we’ve come to expect from the series. Luckily, that fear can be put to rest– Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag’s foray into swashbuckling adventure and pirates helped steer the series of repetition and brings a refreshingly unique Assassin’s Creed experience. With the series continually receiving flak for its yearly installments, and especially after the mild reception of last year’s Assassin’s Creed III not pushing the series far enough, there was plenty of room for this year’s installment to continue the downward slide into dangerous, uncharted waters.
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag had a lot riding on it, and even more so that could go wrong. After Assassin’s Creed II released in 2009, we’ve seen a new entry from Ubisoft’s popular franchise every year since then for almost every major platform.
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