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Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood Trailer Details Multiplayer
If you’ve been wondering just how the much-anticipated multiplayer action in Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood will work, checkout this new walkthrough video. The video explains the game’s eight-player Wanted mode, as played by the new Courtesan character.
As soon as the game begins, all eight players receive an assassination target, displayed in the top right of the HUD. Just to make things interesting, other players will be targeting your character. Points are awarded for making kills, but performing assassinations in the open will expose you. Of course, all players can make use of special abilities, items, and environmental objects to hid and evade death. For more details, just watch the video below. It’s a pretty detailed examination of how Brotherhood’s multiplayer works in practice.
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