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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Ubisoft has just announced the next DLC batch for Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, called The Da Vinci Disappearance. This meaty content drop takes place after the Borgias are kicked out of Rome in Brotherhood.
A group called the Hermeticists have captured your good friend Leonardo, and are using him in their quest to transform mankind. You must not only rescue him, but also recover stolen paintings key to the quest.
The DLC features both single and multiplayer content, including:
Single-Player:
- Eight missions
- Two new locations
- Two new gameplay features
- Ten achievements
Multiplayer:
- Two game modes: Escort (features two teams of four players trying to protect/assassinate a VIP target) and Assassinate (six to eight players go at it deathmatch-style in a ten-minute round)
- New map (Alhambra set in Spain featuring indoor and outdoor areas)
- Four characters (Dama Rossa, the knight, the marquis, and the pariah)
Check out the screens, character art, and video below.
The Da Vinci Disappearance will hit on March 8 for $9.99 (PSN) or 800 Microsoft Points (Xbox 360).
The Da Vinci Disappearance Trailer
Alhambra in Spain
A Team of Players Protecting a VIP in Escort mode
A New Location in Single-Player
The New Multiplayer Characters
Dama Rossa
The Knight
The Pariah
The Marquis
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