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title: "Assassin's Creed III - PC"
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# Epic naval battles with ship upgrades Precision combat with guns, bows & tomahawks Powered by Anvil Next engine for stunning graphics Assassin's Creed III - PC

**Price:** 475 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Rewrite history, command the revolution! ⚔️

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Assassin's Creed III - PC
- **How much does it cost?** 475 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/1258886-assassins-creed-iii-pc)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Command the Seas:** Experience immersive naval warfare with customizable ships and strategic trade missions.
- • **Unlock & Earn with uPlay:** Gain achievements to unlock exclusive content and enhance your gameplay experience.
- • **Next-Gen Visuals & Physics:** Dive into lifelike animations and advanced physics powered by the Anvil Next engine.
- • **Master Revolutionary Combat:** Engage in authentic, multi-weapon battles across iconic American Revolution events.
- • **Dynamic Open World Exploration:** Traverse bustling colonial cities and vast wilderness with fluid parkour and hunting mechanics.

## Overview

Assassin's Creed III for PC immerses you in the American Revolutionary War as a Native American assassin. Featuring the powerful Anvil Next engine, it delivers stunning graphics, fluid combat with diverse weapons, and epic naval battles. Explore dynamic environments from cities to battlefields, engage in strategic missions, and unlock exclusive content via uPlay. A must-have for history buffs and action gamers craving a revolutionary experience.

## Description

The American Colonies, 1775. It’s a time of civil unrest and political upheaval in the Americas. As a Native American assassin fights to protect his land and his people, he will ignite the flames of a young nation’s revolution. Assassin’s Creed III takes you back to the American Revolutionary War, but not the one you’ve read about in history books. This item does not come with a Season Pass.

Review: Awesome game - I got this game for Christmas and installed it the same day but just recently got around to playing it, originally there were some massive lag issues but that was on my end, not the game's (I'm on a laptop with a 650M GPU that was underclocking itself as the new Kepler technology tends to do when the chip gets hot, so I had to force the GPU's clock to remain at a single clock as opposed to letting it fluctuate). Now that it's fixed I get a solid 40-60 FPS at 1600 x 900 (native for me) resolution with almost everything on max or the middle aside AA. I'm about 7 hours or so into the story, which I find nicely written, though as someone who likes history I find some plot points cringe worthy. I like the historical accuracy mixed with the studio's own sometimes humorous fiction. There are some weird plot points I feel that don't make sense but are overall minor and insignificant to the plot. Overall the game is very fun and the only install issue I had is that I failed to realize the code needed to be typed exactly how it is written into uPlay, which is a nice system for DRM, it allows you to unlock content for using their awards system, whenever you get an achievement you get uplay points which you can spend on more content. I've yet to play without an internet connection so I'm not sure how that will fair, but time will tell. One of my favorite features is being able to captain a ship, they could make a game entirely based on this type of combat, it feels reminiscent of Battlestations Pacific in how the ship is controlled but more simple like it should be. They integrate the mission types well, there are missions to make trade routes more secure for when you conduct trade with ships, as well as story missions that are good. some of the earlier trade route missions are completed easily and in under a couple of minutes but they get longer and more enjoyable I will attempt to address some of the complaints people have been posting about in newer reviews: The controls they're fairly easy to use; holding right mouse button makes you sprint/run and if you run into an object you'll climb/jump on it and this is how you get around. I have little issue with this, I've climbed up things I didn't mean to while sprinting but it's never been serious enough to make me fail a mission or anything. Hunting can be annoying; I've found that sticking to the trees with the hidden blade equipped provides the best result, that or stay in tall grass so you're hidden and throw bait, this is how the game teaches you to hunt in the introduction to the feature. The only hunting method I'm not sure how to do properly yet is the snare. I do agree that full sync is hard if not impossible (for me yet) to achieve and that you have more fun going for just a few of them if any at all, sometimes it is fun to do but after a few failed missions because of trying to complete the optional objectives it's funner to just give up on them and play the story. As to the varying damage/controls being rigged to make you fail missions I've never encountered this, I didn't have any issues saving Terry or any other mission where I felt like I'm taking more damage or not acting like I should be. I do however slightly dislike that one click of the mouse will do a massive combo attack to show off the fancy animations, while the game doesn't seriously suffer from the "one button does everything" syndrome some others do, I don't like it as much and still find myself clicking the attack button plenty while attacking because of the sheer number of animations going on. If anyone has questions/comments I will help as best I can.
Review: Great end game sequel to the series, Naval Battles are truly epic, Frontier missions are a bit buggy but its not too bad for PC. - If you have played assassins creed from the very beginning then this is the game that will complete that adventure. I have played AC1, AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations, and now AC3. I enjoyed the story from the very beginning, and enjoyed the improved game mechanics throughout the series. AC3 did remove how you free run from the previous games, but i understand that they did this for a more fluid running environment for tree running. Also i noticed that they made finishing moves more epic, and the battles with enemies are much more intense and even more fun than Revelations. The addition of Naval Battles so greatly improved this game, gone are the headaches of Den battles from Brotherhood, and instead of Mediterranean Defense you now use your recruits to clean up the eastern seaboard of the colonies from Templar influence. The missions help level your recruits, as well as generate income. You now have a ship that can be upgraded to allow you to experience epic naval battles as you progress for trade routes as well as Captain Kidd missions. They are so fun, that i ended up replaying most of them, just because they are a total blast to play. Its a new concept to the game, and it looks like they will keep this idea with AC4.

## Features

- As a Native American assassin, eliminate your enemies with guns, bows, tomahawks, and more!
- From bustling city streets to the chaotic battlefields, play a critical role in the most legendary events of the American Revolution including the Battle of Bunker Hill and Great Fire of New York.
- Experience the truth behind the most gruesome war in history: the American Revolution.
- Introducing the Anvil Next game engine, the stunning new technology that will revolutionize gaming with powerful graphics, lifelike animations, immersive combat, and advanced physics.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0079NGSDO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,710 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #3,127 in PC-compatible Games |
| Computer Platform | PC |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (252) |
| Date First Available | February 15, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00008888687238 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Item model number | 68723 |
| Manufacturer | Ubisoft |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 3.2 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 20, 2012 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | November 20, 2012 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 008888687238 088886872386 |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Platform For Display, Edition** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome game
*by G***1 on January 6, 2013*

I got this game for Christmas and installed it the same day but just recently got around to playing it, originally there were some massive lag issues but that was on my end, not the game's (I'm on a laptop with a 650M GPU that was underclocking itself as the new Kepler technology tends to do when the chip gets hot, so I had to force the GPU's clock to remain at a single clock as opposed to letting it fluctuate). Now that it's fixed I get a solid 40-60 FPS at 1600 x 900 (native for me) resolution with almost everything on max or the middle aside AA. I'm about 7 hours or so into the story, which I find nicely written, though as someone who likes history I find some plot points cringe worthy. I like the historical accuracy mixed with the studio's own sometimes humorous fiction. There are some weird plot points I feel that don't make sense but are overall minor and insignificant to the plot. Overall the game is very fun and the only install issue I had is that I failed to realize the code needed to be typed exactly how it is written into uPlay, which is a nice system for DRM, it allows you to unlock content for using their awards system, whenever you get an achievement you get uplay points which you can spend on more content. I've yet to play without an internet connection so I'm not sure how that will fair, but time will tell. One of my favorite features is being able to captain a ship, they could make a game entirely based on this type of combat, it feels reminiscent of Battlestations Pacific in how the ship is controlled but more simple like it should be. They integrate the mission types well, there are missions to make trade routes more secure for when you conduct trade with ships, as well as story missions that are good. some of the earlier trade route missions are completed easily and in under a couple of minutes but they get longer and more enjoyable I will attempt to address some of the complaints people have been posting about in newer reviews: The controls they're fairly easy to use; holding right mouse button makes you sprint/run and if you run into an object you'll climb/jump on it and this is how you get around. I have little issue with this, I've climbed up things I didn't mean to while sprinting but it's never been serious enough to make me fail a mission or anything. Hunting can be annoying; I've found that sticking to the trees with the hidden blade equipped provides the best result, that or stay in tall grass so you're hidden and throw bait, this is how the game teaches you to hunt in the introduction to the feature. The only hunting method I'm not sure how to do properly yet is the snare. I do agree that full sync is hard if not impossible (for me yet) to achieve and that you have more fun going for just a few of them if any at all, sometimes it is fun to do but after a few failed missions because of trying to complete the optional objectives it's funner to just give up on them and play the story. As to the varying damage/controls being rigged to make you fail missions I've never encountered this, I didn't have any issues saving Terry or any other mission where I felt like I'm taking more damage or not acting like I should be. I do however slightly dislike that one click of the mouse will do a massive combo attack to show off the fancy animations, while the game doesn't seriously suffer from the "one button does everything" syndrome some others do, I don't like it as much and still find myself clicking the attack button plenty while attacking because of the sheer number of animations going on. If anyone has questions/comments I will help as best I can.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great end game sequel to the series, Naval Battles are truly epic, Frontier missions are a bit buggy but its not too bad for PC.
*by M***S on April 4, 2013*

If you have played assassins creed from the very beginning then this is the game that will complete that adventure. I have played AC1, AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations, and now AC3. I enjoyed the story from the very beginning, and enjoyed the improved game mechanics throughout the series. AC3 did remove how you free run from the previous games, but i understand that they did this for a more fluid running environment for tree running. Also i noticed that they made finishing moves more epic, and the battles with enemies are much more intense and even more fun than Revelations. The addition of Naval Battles so greatly improved this game, gone are the headaches of Den battles from Brotherhood, and instead of Mediterranean Defense you now use your recruits to clean up the eastern seaboard of the colonies from Templar influence. The missions help level your recruits, as well as generate income. You now have a ship that can be upgraded to allow you to experience epic naval battles as you progress for trade routes as well as Captain Kidd missions. They are so fun, that i ended up replaying most of them, just because they are a total blast to play. Its a new concept to the game, and it looks like they will keep this idea with AC4.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ EXCELLENT!!!!!
*by C***8 on March 7, 2013*

Another great game! Didn't like the ending, but it may leave room for another story. Excellent graphics, a TON of things to do, hard in places to the point of frustration, but great game. There are still several historical events not covered by the games such as the spanish-american war, War of 1812, civil war, The Alamo etc. So there is plenty of story left for more games which I hope they do. Assassins Creed IV is due out later this year which covers Pirates and you get to navigate a ship. Dont know if I'm too excited about that, but who knows. CONS: Language as always for me. I can do without it. Chase sequences I hate since they take me like 30 tries to get them right. RECOMENDATION: Get the official strategy guide, it is a HUGE help in this franchise.

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