Assassin's Creed Assassin's Creed: Renaissance, Book 1, (Paperback)

from AlphaHikar

Ezio Auditore ages quickly throughout the book, and readers get to witness his growth and maturity. Being a person who played this game, I found the book to be a bit boring at times since I already knew the story, but being able to experience Ezio's inner thoughts about events were refreshing. Th...

from jbenge

Better than expected

from pmtracy

Really entertaining brain junk food. I've never played the video game but the book is actually pretty good. Just like a Dan Brown novel, there are a lot of chase scenes, secrets to solve and interesting people and places.

from Gluk

I didn'tplay the game but I still appreciate the book. Lot of action, many punches, characters are deep, writting is good and easy to read. A good book for a young adult who have to start reading! If this young adult had played the game, this book have no interest as it seems to be too close to t...

from paulrharvey3

While one should never expect too much from a media tie-in - in this case, a book based on the video game - this one delivers such promise. But not the product. The book is - no more, no less - a novelization of the game. There's no extra prologue. No additional extrapolation. And that is where t...