For many, the story about Ezio Auditore da Firenze is still the absolute highlight of the Assassin's Creed series. You will soon be able to experience his first appearance in Assassin's Creed 2 free of charge: As mydealz reports, Ubisoft will give you the game on April 14, 2020 at Uplay. The two successors AC: Brotherhood and AC: Revelations are supposed to be discounted.
The publisher is currently giving away a whole range of games from their own line-up. Expressly to reward players during the corona-related exit restrictions for staying at home.
Which games will still be part of the promotion? Child of Light and Rayman Legends were already free as part of the campaign. It is not yet known exactly which titles will be given away in the future, but Ubisoft mentioned, among other things Just dance. You can always find the latest information on the official Free Events page.
The Ezio trilogy is a must for fans
Assassin's Creed 2 first appeared on PC almost exactly ten years ago and played in 15th century Italy. The game was the beginning of the story of the Assassin Eziowho had to uncover a conspiracy around his family. Well, strictly speaking, Desmond was the main character, but to be honest, compared to Ezio, he turned out to be quite pale.
Why Ezio until today the most popular protagonist from the entire AC universe we have highlighted in a video:
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Ezio Auditore da Firenze – Why Ezio remains Assassin's Creed's best hero
Assassin's Creed's Ezio trilogy
Ezio also returned in the two successors, Brotherhood and Revelations. Playful innovations like a Multiplayer mode and the change between Desmond, Ezio and the previous assassin Altaïr brought variety to the game principle.
If you have missed the Ezio trilogy so far, it is high time to catch up. And if you are bored about Easter, we have here eight free games on Steam and Epic selected, which are definitely worth it:
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Have you become nostalgic? Then take a look at our archive video for Plus subscribers, where we talk about why AC2 was the perfect successor.
