Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

The latest DLC of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was released a couple of days ago and those who only long for an extended single player experience have not been forgotten since there is both single player and multiplayer content in The Da Vinci Disappearance. Here are the first 10 minutes of this new adventure in which Ezio is going to Da Vinci's rescue. Also in the menu this morning, a second gameplay video showing the very first stealth mission in order to get back one of the great inventor's paintings. Although there is nothing really new in this new DLC (you fight, you sneak around, you tail someone in the street, you explore catacombs Lara Croft would have loved, etc), it still works as well as it did in the original game. Sure, the single player missions could have been a bit longer - as always with this type of content - but if you are both interested in single player and multiplayer, 10 bucks is certainly not a rip off.

The new DLC for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood will be available next week on Xbox Live (March 8) and PLaystation Network (March 9) and will include both single player and multiplayer content. Today, Ubisoft released a new trailer focusing this time on multiplayer.

Ubisoft just announced the upcoming release of new downloadable content for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and entitled "The Da Vinci Disappearance". In story mode, you will be given 8 new missions that will allow you to discover two new locations as well as two new gameplay features. The pitch is pretty simple: Da Vinci goes missing and Ezio obviously decides to go after him, searching for some of his paintings as they are his only lead. Multiplayer addicts will not be forgotten as the DLC will feature one new map set in Spain (Grenada), two new game modes and four new playable characters. It will cost you 800 Microsoft points to get it on Xbox Live, no price yet on PSN but it should be around $10.

Ubisoft sent us this new trailer of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood announcing that the second free DLC is out now. This one contain a new map, Pienza and a new game mode: Chest Capture.

Ubisoft just sent us this new trailer presenting the new free downloadable content of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. As planned, it is an additional multiplayer map set in Normandy at the Mont St Michel.

Ubisoft surprised us tonight by annoucing the first multiplayer downloadable content of Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: A Mont Saint Michel map, nothing less. I'd rather see it as a single player mission too, but who am I to complain when it's free. Release on December 14 on 360 and PS3.

Ubisoft has released a video for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood where the team challenge you to become a perfect assassin by achieving some objectives.

Many things have been said about Ubisoft’s strange, if not highly suspicious, announcement of a new Assassin’s Creed game to be released just one year after the previous episode. We, at Gamersyde, like many others, never thought for one second that it would be anything more than a slightly bigger than usual add-on, along with a multiplayer mode. Ubisoft also chose to promote mostly this mode, proving our doubts. And now that we got to play the game, it’s with surprise that we can say that Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood is nothing less than the best one released yet, and after the already excellent Assassin’s Creed 2, it’s saying a lot! More inside!

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood will be released next week, and as usual now it's time for its launch trailer, and as usual too a very good one. Our review will be out on Tuesday.

Ubisoft has released a multiplayer launch trailer for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. One week to go before recruiting friends around Rome or reading BlimBlim's review first.