Renaissance Florence under your feet, the rooftops as a playground and a vengeance that holds you.

No gut choice recorded here, so look straight at the criterion-by-criterion profile. And it hits. Rediscovery races ahead of 98% of titles, fun right behind ahead of 97%, both on a solid pile of votes, which is what makes the read trustworthy. The soundtrack follows, ahead of 93%, to be confirmed on few votes. Connection stays strong, ahead of 71%. The one low point, the art style, ahead of 30% on a single vote, so take it with a pinch of salt. The overall portrait is clear: a game you dream of reliving for the first time and fire up without seeing the hours go by.

In open-world historical adventure, this title remains a benchmark for immersion and lasting pleasure, and its profile confirms it plainly.

So, who's it for? You, if you love getting lost in an era, the escape you'd want to rediscover fresh, the sessions that stretch out. Much less so if you expect an art direction that nails you to your seat first.