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Our Verdict
An incredible dive into Renaissance Italy for fans of cooperative campaigns and stealth mechanics.
Highlights
- Engaging narrative campaign
- Great character progression
- High replayability via modularity
- Solid solo experience
Keep in mind
- Mostly standees instead of minis
- Language dependency for full immersion
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Get your hood ready, because the Assassin's Creed saga comes to life in the canals of Venice! In Brotherhood of Venice, you aren't just watching the story unfold; you are leading a small brotherhood of assassins through an epic cooperative campaign. Set in 1509, the game guides you through 26 distinct 'memories,' where every mission serves as a chapter in this historical journey. The real magic lies in the sense of progression: as you advance, your assassins level up, unlocking unique abilities and equipping specialized gear—much of it crafted by the legendary Leonardo Da Vinci.
The gameplay is a tight blend of stealth and tactical action. You'll constantly weigh whether to stay incognito, scaling rooftops and towers to evade detection, or to engage in direct combat. With a modular board, Venice offers a fresh layout, and the action point system ensures that every move counts. You'll need to plan carefully to avoid being cornered by the Templar Guard. A standout feature is the campaign's scalability; the game adjusts its difficulty and mechanics based on the number of players, making it equally compelling for solo players or groups.
A quick heads-up for collectors: the retail edition utilizes standees for most components to keep the price point reasonable, reserving detailed miniatures only for the five main assassin figures. However, don't let that fool you—the narrative depth and strategic complexity remain top-tier. If you're a fan of story-driven campaigns and the thrill of a perfect infiltration, this journey through the Renaissance is a must-play!
The gameplay is a tight blend of stealth and tactical action. You'll constantly weigh whether to stay incognito, scaling rooftops and towers to evade detection, or to engage in direct combat. With a modular board, Venice offers a fresh layout, and the action point system ensures that every move counts. You'll need to plan carefully to avoid being cornered by the Templar Guard. A standout feature is the campaign's scalability; the game adjusts its difficulty and mechanics based on the number of players, making it equally compelling for solo players or groups.
A quick heads-up for collectors: the retail edition utilizes standees for most components to keep the price point reasonable, reserving detailed miniatures only for the five main assassin figures. However, don't let that fool you—the narrative depth and strategic complexity remain top-tier. If you're a fan of story-driven campaigns and the thrill of a perfect infiltration, this journey through the Renaissance is a must-play!
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Publisher
Triton Noir, ADC Blackfire Entertainment, Elznir Games, Portal Games, Synapses Games
Designer
Fabrice Lamidey, Manuel Rozoy, Thibaud de la Touanne
Artist
ann&seb, Aragorn Marks, Arnaud Boudoiron, Aurelie Bouquet, Bruno Tatti, Dimitri Chappuis, Edgar Ramos, Edgar Skomorowski, Émile Denis, Michael Jenkins, Pascal Quidault, Paul Vérité, Stéphane Camosseto, Stéphane Simon, Tatiana Vetrova
Is the game difficult?
Difficulty scales with the number of players, and the campaign ensures challenges grow alongside your skills.
Can I play it solo?
Yes! It features a very well-designed solo mode.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players in a cooperative setting.
Does it include miniatures?
The retail version includes 5 detailed assassin miniatures; all other characters and enemies are cardboard standees.
How long does a session last?
Sessions typically range from 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the mission.
Do I need to know the video games?
Not required, but knowing the lore definitely enhances the immersion!