The initial world of this work is modern, but the main plots all take place in ancient times. Whether the story is modern or ancient, players must fight against the Templars. The only difference lies in the modern Templars and the ancient Templars. From the beginning, the protagonist was captured by the modern Templar to prepare for research, and it was called Experimental Seventeen

After being rescued, in order to fight against the Templar and to find the secret of Izun, the protagonist will return to ancient Italy through high-tech instruments in a way similar to "being possessed" or "spying into his own deep memories" to return to ancient Italy with the vision of his ancestor Aigio. And while we are looking for secrets, we can also learn the relevant combat techniques he has mastered while following Egio's adventures.

In general, Assassin's Creed II is systematic and has a huge world map, rich plot design, excellent combat system, and numerous elements. Although there are some minor shortcomings, there are still no loopholes in general. It is no exaggeration to say that Assassin's Creed II is no less than some of today's AAA champions in terms of gameplay. If you dispel this idea because of the tight time picture, it would be a pity, because this work can bring you a new feeling different from the current Assassin series. I believe that after playing it, you will fall in love with this work deeply.