Assassin's Creed: Revelations (mobile game)

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Assassin's Creed Revelations is a platform video game for the mobile phone platform developed and published by Gameloft for keypad-based mobile phones, touchscreen Java phones, and Android. It was released alongside its PC and console version in 2011, and features two protagonists, Ezio Auditore da Firenze during the Renaissance in Constantinople and Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad during the Third Crusade in the Holy Land.

Gameplay

The gameplay is similar to that of the mobile versions of the games, with the player navigating across levels in a 2D side-scrolling perspective, dispatching guards and targets using a simple control system.

The game has nine levels, two of which involve the use of Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine, and consists of various locations such as Constantinople, Masyaf, and Derinkuyu - an underground city and Templar stronghold.

Apprentices

During missions, Ezio will often find citizens in need of help. Rescuing them will unlock the Assassin as a recruit to be used for guild missions, which are executed in a similar manner to those in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, complete with a leveling system for the recruits.

Differences from the main game

• There is no mention of Sofia Sartor, Prince Suleiman, Yusuf's death or Abbas Sofian.
• In 1257, Altaïr is in Constantinople for unknown reasons and faces another enemy.
• Ezio makes use of Leonardo's flying machine two times.
• During the first two missions, the location of Altaïr's library is unknown.
• Yusuf and Ezio are captured by a Templar ship early in the game. During their escape, Ezio kills the Templar captain.
• The final confrontation with Ahmet takes place in Masyaf.
• Ahmet is not a thin man in a robe in the game, but a burly man wearing knight armor.
• Ezio fights Ahmet and then kills him with his sword, after which the Templar is dissolved by the Apple of Eden. In the game, Ahmet is killed by Selim.
• Ezio claims Altaïr's Apple for himself after defeating Ahmet.
• The name of the Templar hideout is Derinkuyu in the mobile version. In the PC and console version, the hideout's name is Cappadocia.
• Tarik Barleti was found and assassinated by Ezio in Topkapi Palace, while in the main game he was present in his camp.

Gallery

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  Altaïr using his grappling hook
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  Ezio assassinating a guard
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  Ezio swinging from a ship's mast
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  The guild management screen
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  A flying machine mission
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  Ezio fighting off guards
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  Altaïr walking along a tightrope
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  Hookblade in use