Assassin's creed game for htc touch

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Gameloft adapts the success of Ubisoft, Assassin's Creed Altaïr's Chronicles, in an adapted version for HTc which looks very beautiful. Gameloft, with its early successes recognized iPhone games in the field of action-adventure, recidivism title Assassin's Creed - Altair's Chronicles, available on Gameloft site

The publisher announced that it is an adventure incorporating the atmosphere of the title appeared on consoles and PC but with its own original screenplay, with its 3D kinematic and audio dubbing. The graphic quality seems to go for this title whose history is positioned upstream of the game Assassin's Creed original.

You are therefore Altair, master assassin in Jerusalem from 1191, time of the Third Crusade between Crusaders and Saracens. You must steal the chalice held by the Templars to end the bloodshed suffered by the Holy Land.

In this version Htc Touch, it will be possible to retrieve the acrobatic warrior who made the success of the game, with the choice between several types of weapons (swords, daggers, grapple, bomb) for combat or remotely.

There is also the mechanism to collect orbs to improve its weapons and vitality while mini-games are made for diversity, such as pickpocketing and interrogating informants.

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Altair Performs some spectacularly powerful combos and kill your victims with silent attacks. Run, jump and scale to discover the 23 levels of a medieval world completely in 3D. Explore 4 cities in the Middle East both day and night: Damascus, Jerusalem, Masyaf, and Acre. Serves as a pickpocket to steal valuable objects carefully and talk to the whistleblowers. 6 weapons for attacks and remotely: swords, daggers, bombs and hooks. If you pick up areas, health and weapons of Altair improve.

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Assassin's Creed is a third person action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It was released worldwide in November 2007 on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game consoles,[1] and April 2008 for Windows and a ported version in Q2 2009 for the iPhone/iPod Touch.