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* Ezio must kill [[Lucrezia Borgia]] in order to free [[Caterina Sforza]]. | * Ezio must kill [[Lucrezia Borgia]] in order to free [[Caterina Sforza]]. | ||
* [[Claudio]], a member of the Thieves Guild of Rome, is captured by the [[Followers of Romulus]]. | * [[Claudio]], a member of the Thieves Guild of Rome, is captured by the [[Followers of Romulus]]. | ||
* The Leader of the Wolfmen is Romulus, which is not | * The Leader of the Wolfmen is Romulus, which is not correct. | ||
* Lucrezia and Caterina are located in Florence, as opposed to the [[Castel Sant'Angelo]] in [[Rome]]. | * Lucrezia and Caterina are located in Florence, as opposed to the [[Castel Sant'Angelo]] in [[Rome]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 21 August 2012
The mobile platform version of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is a game developed by Gameloft and released alongside the main console game of the same name in 2010.
Story
The story of this game is much alike to the story of the Assassins Creed: Brotherhood aside for a few exceptions:
- Ezio must kill Lucrezia Borgia in order to free Caterina Sforza.
- Claudio, a member of the Thieves Guild of Rome, is captured by the Followers of Romulus.
- The Leader of the Wolfmen is Romulus, which is not correct.
- Lucrezia and Caterina are located in Florence, as opposed to the Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome.
Weapons
You can use a sword, and sometimes use the Hidden Gun, in order to kill a guard standing next to the one you have already killed.
Also, you can use a hook to kill guards or to grab a statue and drop it on guards from above.
Trivia
- The Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood mobile game is set in 1486 which is not the correct date in which Ezio did these specific things.
- In the game, you kill Lucrezia Borgia, but in the console game you only take her hostage.
- The Followers of Romulus are mentioned as Wolfmen.
- In the game, you visit different cities throughout Italy to assassinate targets, whereas, in the console game, you only assassinate targets in Rome.
- Several targets were shot by giant crossbows. Such as Lucrezia, and Juan Borgia.