Assassin's Creed III: Liberation

there have been a handful of little glitches, including issues with the "face the camera to the light" feature, and a few others. also issues with random markers on the map that i have had to turn to google to figure out. Also the "counter" option while fighting is terrible, fighting has always been a blast on all Assassins C games, especially AC3 for console, but this one is no fun, you have to tap the button at exacly the right time or you are screwed, and it is seriously like a split second. Also i love the different personas, but i hate having to take down the noteriety on all of them seperately, you almost have to make one of your other personas notorious in order to remove the noteriety from the others. I gave it a 10 though cause it is the best game i have ever played on Vita or PSP, and the storyline and other gameplay is just awesome!

this game is very interesting and a sure buy on the vita unfortunatly this game is bugged like crazy from changing ur weapons at random or costumes not changing feels really funky when you go into a big battle because you dont get the indicators you are familiar with. <br /> <br />persona changing is pretty cool does change the feel but as for each having its own wanted meter.... it dont help u rip down one sign and it affects a different persona. <br /> <br />give it a try i say

Quite a lot of bugs in game. Stories are not interesting.

I did't really play the game that much started off not good so from there I was just like freak it. Better way to say that is the game got glitchy for a couple of days then, I was stuck on a roof ,then I was in the middle of town so I just quit never played agin .

This game only took me two days to beat it was almost as easy as dontais inferno for Xbox 360 which took me 6 hours to beat <br />

when you play it its not fun and it really it feels more like your playing chess than a video game

I would recommend it.

This game looks and feels great on a handheld device and it truly shows off the capabilities of of the PlayStation Vita. It's a miniature version of a console standard Assassin's Creed packed full of gameplay and story. <br /> <br />The story itself is mediocre. Aveline is the first female lead in the franchise and her story felt weak. Often the game forces the player to wear a certain persona (lady, assassin, slave) rather than letting the player choose how to go about a mission. The side missions in the games are rather dull as well. More than half of them have Aveline racing around the city to etch out business competition. <br /> <br />One particular side mission helps show off hour frustrating the control scheme is. The right bumper is used to sprinting and climbing. This mission is a race and through the duration of it, the gamer will find that sprinting next to something they can climb (even when they don't want to climb) will become a frustrating en devour. <br /> <br />Liberation also forces the gamer to utilize the Vita functionality as a game play mechanism. This is displayed in quirky little puzzles that require the rear view camera to be pointed at a bright light to unveil a secret message. More often than not, this function did not work, even when it was pointed at the brightest light. <br /> <br />Another frustrating puzzle occurred during the ball maze that forced the gamer to tilt the Vita in a manner that would move the ball to the center of the maze. The controls felt clunky and the ball rarely moved the direction it was suppose to. Upon setting the Vita on a flat surface, the ball continued to move by itself. <br /> <br />Liberation is also plagued with glitches ranging from getting struck by enemies that are outside of melee range, swimming in mid air, and hitting an enemy continuously without them eventually going down. The game also suffers from a glitch that refuses to load the player's saved game. I was forced to restart twice. <br /> <br />Overall experience was fun, but it was overshadowed by t