Its solid, another great addition to the series
Firstly, the story itself is pretty solid. You would work with some of the names that you have seen before in Assassin's Creed 2. Now moreover, you can recruit your own assassin's to do your bidding. The story takes place in Rome where the Borgia, or the Templars to be said, has taken over the Vatican and threaten to take over more land with thier ever growing power. Your job here as Ezio is simple, kill the Borgia and liberate Rome from the tyranny. But that is easier said than done. In addition to the story missions, there's tons of other side missions adding to the hours. For example, you can take up assasination contracts to what else, assasinate people.
Rome itself is spectacular. The level of detail enhanced the environment that you are playing in. From the urban areas to the lush green countryside, Ubisoft really put some hard thinking and hard work into re-creating 15th-16th century Rome.
The graphics, like some mentioned here, are not mind-blowing but hey its Assassin's Creed. To me, even though it still uses the same graphics as Assassin's Creed 2, it still an solid game to look at.
Now when I bought Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, I wasn't really hyped on the multiplayer aspect of the game. I just bought it for the singleplayer experience. So after a few hours, I popped into the multiplayer game and boy it was really fun. There's some modes in multiplayer that I haven't played yet but I just played a few rounds of the part where you have to fine the person that you were supposed to assasinate and kill him. It was a few rounds of intense panicking and when I said panic, I really mean it. You have to go around and find your target while another person tries to find you. You are the killer, but at the same time you are also the prey. It was really new to me, in the sense that I have never played this type of multiplayer before. If you guys want. you can check out the other review here. They'll explain more about the multiplayer. =D
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is a worthy addition to the series. With a solid singleplayer and an enriching and never before seen multiplayer, fans of the series would definitely feel at home. For those who have already bought the game, welcome to the Assassin's Order.