A review by rimahsum
Assassin's Creed: The Fall by Karl Kerschl, Cameron Stewart
4.0
I love how the story flashbacks (or rather, occurs concurrently at the same time that Daniel, the junkie, is having these flashes of remembrance), to the Russia before the Soviets came to power.
I love the historical allegation, of running two interconnected stories - the modern person who is having flashbacks of his ancestor's life experiences when he was appinted by the Master to assassinate teh Tzar and the Imperial Family - while he is also looking for an ethereal staff.
Can';t wait to finish the rest. This could lead to a game where the character is of today, instead of the Crusades or the Renaissance era.
Highly recommended for fans of the Assassin's Creed universe.
I love the historical allegation, of running two interconnected stories - the modern person who is having flashbacks of his ancestor's life experiences when he was appinted by the Master to assassinate teh Tzar and the Imperial Family - while he is also looking for an ethereal staff.
Can';t wait to finish the rest. This could lead to a game where the character is of today, instead of the Crusades or the Renaissance era.
Highly recommended for fans of the Assassin's Creed universe.