The Redemption opens with a naval battle that pits Connor’s sailing ship, the Aquila, against Washington’s armada. None of the revelations threaten to ripple directly into Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag or any of the future entries in the series that might follow it, but dedicated fans will appreciate some added insights. This final chapter answers those questions before the credits roll.
Many questions were raised in the DLC’s first two episodes regarding the alt-history timeline and how it fits into the fiction that was established in Assassin’s Creed 3. Post-Revolutionary War New York City is to be their final battleground, with Connor arriving in the shadow of a great, towering pyramid that the mad king had built in tribute to himself. For two episodes now, the scheming, scowling despot has pursued Ratohnhaké:ton – known in Assassin’s Creed 3 proper and hereafter referred to as Connor Kenway – only to find himself pulling back as loyal forces fell to the raging assassin. Catch up on where the DLC has gone so far with our reviews of the first episode and the second episode.Ĭrazy old George Washington has nowhere left to run.
Key plot points from the earlier parts of the story will likely be spoiled. No basic control tutorial to reacquaint players after a month or more awayįinal showdown with Mad King George underwhelmsĪ note to the readers: The write-up that follows takes a look at the third and final part of Ubisoft’s three-episode Assassin’s Creed 3 DLC, The Tyranny of King Washington.
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