The quest soon becomes complicated, as a militia group searches for the device, a betrayal occurs and a kid sidekick even comes along to help out Arno. In the new town of Franciade, danger is at an all time high and its catacombs are crawling with deadly things. When an old friend comes knocking, he is tasked with searching for a mysterious artifact that holds mystical secrets. Set after the events of Unity, the six mission Sequence 13 follows Arno as he overcomes a specific event through drinking and fight. But while most of it is very nice, the story is where you realise how the DLC came to be free. It introduces some nice new innovations, comes with a bucketload of gear and has about 6 hours of playtime to it if you plan on 100%ing the pack. Dead Kings is actually a fairly worthwhile add on pack and the super low price of zero dollars should make it essential for those who have been craving more Unity. Dead Kings would have been about $15 or so if it was released separately in a normal fashion, but instead Ubisoft have made it free and scrapped the season pass while doing so.
Teased before the game released, it was part of a $40 season pass that also included a bunch of add on missions and a side scrolling game. Dead Kings is a bit of an apology letter to the fans. Many were annoyed at these troubles and felt betrayed, especially after previous disappointments from Ubisoft like the Watch Dogs graphical scale down. Five patches later and it's almost completely stable. While I didn't have any real troubles with the game, disappearing faces, coop connection troubles and framerate slow downs were common when the game came out. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Īssassin's Creed: Unity became notorious last year due to the fact that it released in a fairly haphazard state.
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