Assassin’s Creed Rebellion

Another clone of the successful Fallout Shelter mechanics. Sure, the graphics are decent, and fans of the Assassin's Creed universe want to check it out to see their favorite characters in this format. But why? 1. It's a pure pay-to-win booster fest. Without spending money, progress will be at a snail's pace. 2. The gameplay doesn't utilize the Assassins' potential at all. Where's the parkour? Where's a proper story? Where are the stealth kills in this format? Just tap the screen and wait.

Assassin’s Creed Rebellion – A Tactical Twist on Brotherhood Assassin’s Creed Rebellion takes the long-running stealth-action franchise and cleverly reimagines it as a mobile strategy RPG. Instead of parkouring through massive cities, players now manage a team of miniature assassins on compact, turn-based infiltration missions — and surprisingly, it works. You’re tasked with building your own Brotherhood headquarters, training assassins, crafting gear, and choosing the right squad for each mission. The gameplay is mission-based and emphasizes tactics: every choice — which door to open, which enemy to eliminate, which path to take — can mean success or failure.

This game was fun for a while, but in Result, it wasted some potential. It could be more tactic and challenging instead of farming.

This whole franchise always had the stealth mechanic, they used it to their advantage. In Assassins Creed Rebellion, you can use stealth for different takedowns, or for obstacles. There isn’t too much of variety, but there is. You can balance on beams to get to the other side of buildings. You an hide behind a window and bait an enemy to come. Or you can fail the action thanks to a percentage that varies your odds of success. It’s a good that I recommend.