Ever one for having my finger on the pulse of gaming trends, this article started out as a review of Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, a game you all doubtlessly played eight months ago during a barren winter spell that saw countless far more legitimately anticipated titles step aside for little more than whatever the last Call of Duty instalment was.
The end of the month, that means pay-day for most, but if you were planning for a month of austerity – think again. This years Steam Summer Sale has just kicked off!
Everyone’s favourite assassin, Ezio has unfinished business with the Assassin’s Creed series and will be making a return this November in what promises to be the end of his storyline in Ubisoft’s hit series. Assassin’s Creed Revelations is due for release on the 360, PS3 and apparently the PC all at the same time later this year.
Religion has provided the inspiration and subject matter for countless books, films and plays for many years, and continues to do so to this day. It makes fundamental claims about philosophy and ethics that have attracted fervent criticism and praise in almost every form and from almost every possible direction in recent years. So with all this in mind, why have we not seen more games that deal directly with the issues surrounding faith and religious belief? Well aside from…