Assassin's Creed III: Liberation

Playstation UniverseTimothy Nunes

8/10

The PS Vita receives a wonderful, but slightly flawed, exclusive Assassin's Creed title in Liberation.

Capsule ComputersJoshua Spudic

8/10

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To come back to my original statement – if Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation had been released in a couple of months, it would have been a killer title for the Vita. People would not have directly compared it to the TV console big brother and people would have judged it for what it is – a really entertaining game. But releasing it at the same time as Assassin’s Creed 3 will lead to inevitable comparisons, and of course a game that was made for a fraction of the budget and for a console that isn’t quite as powerful as those home consoles is a formula that is going to end badly for the ga…

IGNGreg Miller

7.2/10

Assassin's Creed III: Liberation is a simplified version of the Assassin's Creed franchise. The moves and kills you'd expect are here, but the story is boiled down to be easy to jump in and out of. That takes away some of the excitement in playing through it.

Push SquareSammy Barker

7/10

You can’t fault Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation’s ambition. Ubisoft Sofia’s sprawling PlayStation Vita exclusive not only faithfully repurposes the free-roaming elimination escapades of its console counterparts, but through the corrupt recollections of mysterious protagonist Aveline de Grandpré it also attempts to imbue the franchise with something new. Frustratingly, a lot of the spin-off’s most fascinating ideas are unfathomable at the best of times.

GRYOnline.plKrystian Smoszna

6/10

After the failure of Bloodlines on PSP, Ubisoft is trying to once again bring its flagship brand to Sony's pocket console. And although this time the end result is much more interesting, it is still far from perfect.