Assassin’s Creed: Altair’s Chronicles was developed and published by gameloft in 2008 on the Nintendo DS and in 2009 on iPhone. Then, it was not available on android, but later on, it was made available on android. Credits to gameloft for that. You might have played the game on java phones or Symbian, but the graphics are nothing to write home about compared to it’s android version. You’ll play the role of Altair and utterly destroy the Templar Knights. Help Altair in finding an artifact called "The Chalice," which has the ability to put the whole mess to an end. You also have to use your abilities as an assassin to find the Chalice.
Moving above the roofs can prevent some harm but sometimes, you may be required to move down the streets for specific missions.
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You’re provided with many weapons such as Altair’s default sword, hook and bombs. You also have a secret weapon (a hidden dagger) that is used to silently kill enemies and prevent the guards from raising alarm. During game play, you’ll collect a lot of blue orbs that can be used for upgrades like; expanding Altair's health bar and Altair’s sword.
Coming to the controls, I have no issues with them. The game is quite obvious and easy to play. The jump button and combat buttons works pretty cool, although the shield button position is not that okay. The game helps you to perform some automated actions, like scrambling up a wall, but some jumps are not .
Assassin's Creed is spectacular, and I know you will like to play it. The costume of Altair and the textures on his robes are enticing. I have played Assassin Creed on Java and Symbian, and they were fantastic. Playing it on my android phone is cool. I love every part of the game, especially Altairs’s silent kill. That is the best way of moving without being noticed. But if you miss the kill, you’re in a big trouble because other guards will be alerted and you’ll have to do the fighting.
