Ubisoft needed to highlight Assassin's Creed: Syndicate's key concept to keep the gaming fans alive. (Photo : Ubisoft)
The main idea for a video game to succeed is to have its foundation built on something that is absolutely strong, stable and fun. Yes, the fun part is most likely needed in order to bring out what the video game is supposed to be. According to IGN, the team developer of "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" did exactly these things in order to keep the fun alive in the game. The artists, programmers, musicians and everything that has contributed to the game showed intense passion that it totally reflected on the game's concept.
Some of the game's key concepts were also highlighted on some several videos on the site, including that of the "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" developer walkthrough wherein the patches were shown with incredible workmanship. The second walkthrough has been the game's missions wherein it showed a roughly what to expect of the game, the manner which the protagonist will conquer enemies until such time it reaches his main target.
"Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" is about two siblings - Jacob and Evie Frye - trying to work on killing the enemies that tries to set up a gang that will destroy the city of London.
Although the Mission will slightly introduce you on how to kill the enemy, another video for the "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" will show the player various ways to murder the enemy. A short trailer is also featured showing how Evie's gameplay in AC. The two siblings will head on to conquer the seven boroughs of London and the short videos will show the concept of the scrimmage and what techniques are needed in order to kill the enemies.
According to the Hardcore Gamer, "Syndicate" is Ubisoft's turnaround offer after "Assassin's Creed: Unity" failed to impress the fans during its launch. The Syndicate will also reveal the sibling's two different way of battling their enemies, wherein Jacob is known to be more outspoken and relies on allies to conquer the enemy while Evie works alone and does the unthinkable under the shadows of darkness.
