Eggio and Desmon both ushered in the finale, and the plot is infectious at the peak of the series.

If you ask a loyal player in the "Assassin's Creed" series who likes the most or is most impressed by the protagonist, the other party will most likely blurt out the name "Egio". This Italian Renaissance aristocrat is one of the main characters in Assassin's Creed 2. After witnessing his father and brother being killed, he put on the assassin's robe. After 2 generations, "Brotherhood" and "Revelation", he eventually grew into a great assassin mentor. His tragic encounters and strong personal charm have become important factors that attract players, making the "Assassin's Creed" series more humanistic colors in addition to the pictures and technology.

The last work of the Egio trilogy, "Assassin's Creed: Revelations", was released on November 15, 2011. Agedo, over 50, continued to search for clues left by his ancestor Altaire. After traveling to Constantinople (Istanbul) and several locations in Turkey, he finally found Altaire's last memory and the Golden Apple, and his assassin career came to an end. But perhaps because the players' voices were too strong, Ubisoft later specially created a CG animation "Assassin's Creed: Embers" to explain Egio's later life and his last moment of death. His unprecedented popularity can be seen.

Compared with the full character image and more coherent and exciting plot, this game has not changed much in system and overall architecture. It basically follows the action mechanism of the "Brotherhood". Except for the setting of secondary weapons, the changes in other aspects are very minor. The most common things players do in the game are still nothing more than the plot, finding targets, assassination cycle, and interspersed with some side stories that have no connection with the main line. It gives people the impression that it is the old way of the series and has nothing new.

Of course, this may also be because the production team is deliberately retaining the continuity of the "trilogy" and does not want players to adapt to the system from scratch. However, this is a bit too far-fetched as a reason not to innovate. Fortunately, Altay, Egio and Desmon, the three "Assassin's Creed" reputation and founders of the brand have enough charm, which makes countless people pay for the ending of this imperfect trilogy.