Launching the action role playing game "Assassin's Creed Identity" for iOS last week, the French multinational video game developer Ubisoft launched has announced that it will bring the game to Android devices later this year. The game is now available from iOS App Store for $4.99.
Originally launched in 2014, "Assassin's Creed Identity" was a soft launch until January, when it suddenly disappeared from the App Store with no prior warning. However, Ubisoft later announced that they are reconfiguring the game and it would officially re-launch it globally on Feb. 25, Android Authority reported. The developer has also confirmed that they will release the game on Android this spring, but did not specify a date.
The iOS version of "Assassin's Creed Identity" for iOS is 1.15 GB, suggesting that iPhone and iPad users should have a minimum of 2.3 GB free space on their devices to install the game. This game can be played on iPhone 5 or iPad 3 and their subsequent versions.
This action-oriented RPG title allows player to customize their character or Assassin by selecting from an assortment of weapons and outfits. In addition, users can also choose a specific class for their character, for instance, Berserker, Trickster, Shadow Blade or Thief.
The "Assassin's Creed Identity" allows players to discover the Italian Renaissance with their assassin and undertake several missions to untangle the larger-than-life mystery of The Crow. In addition, plays can also take their character to the next level while playing through as well as collecting numerous items in the process.
Similar to previous "Assassin's Creed" games, players are able to explore anywhere they want to. In fact, they are free to run, jump, climb and leap from buildings, as they control their character either using a virtual joy stick, tap-to-move method, or with a gamepad.
Apparently, "Assassin's Creed Identity" is an awesome game, reports Touch Arcade. While the game may not have the same character of a full console game having an intricate storyline, it offers gamers the same delight as any other "Assassin's Creed" title.
Meanwhile, some players have reported getting errors while trying to download the game. However, this seems to be a typical app error and should not pose much of a problem.
Watch the launch trailer of "Assassin's Creed Identity" below: