Let me tell you this, the essence of this game lies in two points, one is fighting, and the other is history. People who study history will certainly be helpful to the history of the Renaissance.

The biggest feature of fighting is the variety show. There are many ways to kill a person. This is a good game. In other words, you can sneak in without killing anyone, or you can kill every enemy you meet with a big axe, depending on what you want to do, or you can stab a soldier in shining armor with a poisonous needle, and then throw money at him, waiting for him to go crazy and chop down the enemies around him. It's really interesting, and there are too many ways to play. How you want to play depends on whether you think or not. Such a game is a good game.