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2009PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable89 % positive−75 % 9.99 € 2.49 €

As Ezio Auditore, you climb, sneak and fight across Renaissance Florence and Venice on a quest for revenge. Vibrant historical cities, tomb-climbing challenges and a gripping conspiracy plot make it a high point of the early series.

  • Open world
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lavish presentation
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for Assassin's Creed II are Sonic Frontiers, Spider-Man 3 and Prototype 2. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Assassin's Creed II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Sonic Frontiers

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2022PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified91 % positive39.99 €

  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Lavish presentation

Sonic speeds across large open-zone islands, fighting giant bosses and uncovering puzzles and secrets. It keeps the pace high with an accessible combat system, upgradeable skills and a standout soundtrack.

Spider-Man 3

Realistic visuals

Swing through an open-world Manhattan as Spider-Man while playing through the events of the third film via missions and street fights. Web-swinging is the highlight, though combat and missions stay fairly simple.

Prototype 2

Action-packed real-time combat

As mutated soldier James Heller, you tear through a virus-ravaged New York with blade arms, whip tendrils and breakneck parkour up skyscrapers. Consuming enemies, stealing their forms and infiltrating military bases delivers an over-the-top power fantasy.

Prototype

Action-packed real-time combat

As shapeshifting mutant Alex Mercer, you rampage through a virus-ravaged Manhattan, running up skyscrapers and tearing apart soldiers and monsters with grotesque bio-weapons. Consuming victims lets you steal their forms and memories, slowly piecing together the conspiracy behind your own existence.

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition

Strong, story-driven narrative

The series reboot shows a young Lara Croft fighting to survive on a hostile island, mixing cinematic action, climbing and gunplay with optional tombs. The Definitive Edition adds improved visuals and includes all DLC.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

Open world

Fluid first-person parkour through a gleaming, sterile dystopia where momentum and route-finding matter more than weapons. The open city of Glass invites time trials, deliveries and discovering your own lines across the rooftops.

Infamous: Second Son

Strong, story-driven narrative

As Delsin Rowe you tear through an occupied Seattle with swappable superpowers like smoke, neon and video. A karma system lets you choose between becoming a hero or a villain.

Axiom Verge 2

Strong, story-driven narrative

A metroidvania with a large, interconnected world where new abilities and a drone unlock secrets and shortcuts. It continues the Axiom Verge universe but works fine without playing the original first.

Infamous

Strong, story-driven narrative

As electrified superhero Cole McGrath you parkour across a quarantined, ruined city, hurling lightning and choosing through a karma system whether to become a hero or a villain. Your choices reshape your powers and how the city treats you.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

Action-packed real-time combat

Stranded on the alien world Viewros, Samus explores ancient ruins in first person, scanning her surroundings and using new psychic powers to open up blocked paths. It is an atmospheric sci-fi adventure that blends shooting, exploration and environmental puzzles.

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