As many Assassin’s Creed fans will know the AC series is synonymous with creating intricate and lifelike depictions of historical cities, this will be no different in Revelations. For those that have been playing Assassin’s Creed from the start you will most probably recognise Masyaf from AC1 where we see Ezio going to find information once held by Altair, as creative director Alexandre Amancio explains: The next location is Constantinople, the main city of the game, which is split into four sections, once again Amanco explains the use of this historical city: A surprise for AC fans will be the Templar city of Cappadocia as it’s almost entirely underground, full of tunnels and caverns and as Amancio says is completely different to anything that has gone before: Finally the city of Rhodes, famous for one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World with the Colossus of Rhodes. It’s not known whether Ezio will actually travel there as it’s only been confirmed as a multiplayer map but don’t be surprised if it appears in the single-player campaign. Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is due out in November.
