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Return to Ezio's story in December 1499, as he exits the Vault and escapes Rome with his uncle, Mario.
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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood FAQ


Which perspective do you play from in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood?
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood has a third-person perspective.

seriesAssassin's Creed
developerUbisoft Montreal
publisherUbisoft
composerJesper Kyd engineAnvil
release date
NANovember 16th, 2010
EUNovember 19th, 2010
JPNovember 15th, 2016
M for Mature

Single PlayerOpen WorldThird-PersonStealthFreerunningAssassinMedievalHistorical
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