Unlike in its mobile predecessor, Ezio can now perform a variety of new moves, including assassinating from a hanging position, and using Courtesans to distract guards and targets. Throughout the game, Ezio can use various abilities and items, ranging from running, jumping, crouching, crawling, rolling, and hanging onto ledges to attacking with his Hidden Blade, sword, arquebus, grappling hook, boomerang, or spears (which he can salvage from defeated guards). To Ezio's surprise, however, a figure appears from the Piece of Eden with a message for someone referred to as ' Desmond'.Īssassin's Creed II spans nine levels (seven in the touchscreen Java version), scattered throughout the three cities of Florence, Venice, and Forlì, including two sections in which Ezio uses the Flying Machine to either escape or attack.

After a long fight, Ezio finally overcomes him and takes the mysterious artifact he had held, the elusive Piece of Eden. Using Leonardo's Flying Machine, Ezio goes on to assassinate Carlo Grimaldi from overhead before making his way to Sylvio Barbarigo.įinally, Ezio faces off against the man behind the plot to kill his family: Rodrigo Borgia, the Pope. After making his escape, Ezio then proceeds to rescue Lorenzo de' Medici from captivity, in order to find out the location of his next target, Francesco de' Pazzi, and then from there to Emilio Barbarigo. With the help of his friend, the legendary Leonardo da Vinci, Ezio starts to assassinate his targets, beginning from Uberto Alberti, the judge who sentenced his family to death. Ezio's family had been executed via a conspiracy by the Knights Templar, and after Ezio realises his bloodline traces to that of an ancient Assassin sect, he begins his journey to avenge his family and kill the conspirators responsible. Set in the Italian Renaissance, Assassin's Creed II follows the story of the young Ezio Auditore da Firenze as he embarks on his mission. The game follows the main version somewhat accurately, though various differences are also visible.

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