Assassins Creed tips and emulator

The game follows the events of Assassin's I, and depicts the journey of the Assassin Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad to the island of Cyprus, in order to learn more of the Templars' intentions, now under the rule of Armand Bouchart.

Though the game does not feature Desmond Miles, the interface, HUDs, and design of the game are still based on the Animus.

Some features from the previous game, such as the Eagle Vision, the Gentle Push, and horseback riding were removed from the game. Blending is now only used to safely bypass guards, as Altaïr can no longer blend with scholars as a means to hide. High and low profile assassinations can still be done in the game, in addition to the new ledge

I will travel to the distant land of Cyprus to dispose of the remaining Templars before they rebuild their Order and hunt us again. I am Altaïr. I am an Assassin.

Assassin's Bloodlines is a 2009 video game for the Play Portable console, and is a direct sequel to 2007's Assassin's I. It was released in the United States on 17 November 2009 and worldwide on 20 November of the same year.

The game follows the events of Creed, and depicts the journey of the Assassin Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad to the island of Cyprus, in order to learn more of the Templars' intentions, now under the rule of Armand Bouchart.

Though the game does not feature Desmond Miles, the interface, HUDs, and design of the game are still based on the Animus.

Gameplay

Assassin's Bloodlines contains similar, if not the same, gameplay to Assassin's Creed in terms of control style, although there were modifications to the control scheme. Some features from the previous game, such as the Eagle Vision, the Gentle Push, and horseback riding were removed from the game. Blending is now only used to safely bypass guards, as Altaïr can no longer blend with scholars as a means to hide. High and low profile assassinations can still be done in the game, in addition to the new ledge assassination.

Altaïr, blending with the crowd
Taking the place of flags, a new collectible featured in the game are Templar coins, which can be used to upgrade health bars, and the amount of damage a weapon can inflict. Three types of coins are present in game: Bronze, Silver and Gold, with Gold holding the highest value.

Similar to the previous game, side missions are available to players, such as saving civilians from Templar soldiers, and performing specific tasks for allies of the resistance. The variety of tasks has been expanded, such as delivering letters, and intercepting couriers. In return, Altaïr will receive coins as a reward, instead of assistance from groups, as in the previous game.

With the game centered on the island of Cyprus, the setting was based on two areas: Limassol and Kyrenia. Like in the previous game, Altaïr can synchronize from high vantage points in order to map out the city. Although the map itself is already drawn out, synchronizing will provide the locations of various side-missions.