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Since elevators hadn't been invented yet, this is a very useful skill. In a city full of poor people where the rich taking advantage and power-grubbers try to rule all, Revelations gives you a choice of how you want to play: Will you try to make your way through this world with pure might, strategy, or stealth? (Of course, using all of them would be the best choice.)Īn interesting thing about this game is that you can climb just about anything, which is great since the best way to get a view of the city is from the tallest building. Set in Constantinople in 1511 AD, you are put in the shoes of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, an assassin. Revelations, developed by Ubisoft Montreal, is the fourth Assasin's Creed game released. You can climb just about anything in this game. Plus, the city is built with such historical accuracy that you may find yourself driving around to just look at it. Noire is a decently-lengthed game, with plenty of side quests to do afterward. You'll be completely immersed, wondering who did it and what's going to happen next, and for that reason, trying to take a break from the game can be hard to do. Since the game is story-driven, it's really suspenseful, just like any great noir movie (think of Inception). Going to a crime scene and not doing your job properly will prevent you from coming up with the necessary clues. What you get out of the game is what you put in. Noire, developed by Team Bondi, takes a step away from the action and tells a driven story within a thriving world.

You'll be investigating fires, murders, theft, drug deals, and even get to interrogate people. Being a detective is hard work, but it's nothing but fun for you when you step into this world. You'll step into Cole's shoes as you go through this game. It's set in 1940s Los Angeles where Cole Phelps (a World War ll veteran) now works as a detective. It's a little different than what we've seen before.