I have the same for PS3 and it says PEGI 15 instead of PEGI 18 as it says on Skroutz. Graphics 3/5, gameplay 4/5, price 4/5

The graphics of the 2 titles are excellent, the games are historically accurate, and their price is very low. One of the negatives that I notice in the title is the glitches that occur on the map. Especially in the first game of the series, I noticed in several cases that where you walk, suddenly your mission is in a completely different direction from where you were heading. Unnecessarily difficult control with too many control buttons, to the point where you forget them, and many moments of endless loading. In the second game, significant improvements are presented and the above problems are somewhat corrected. The highlight of the second title, of course, is the encounters with Leonardo Da Vinci. Overall, very good games, with some technical issues, that will keep you on the controllers for a long time.

Although old games, they are worth every penny. On one hand, you play as the mentor of all assassins, Altair Ibn'La-Ahad, and as the first game in the series, it has some issues with the parkour system and combat. However, the story transports you to the Middle Ages, and it's a lot of fun to do parkour around Jerusalem, Damascus, etc. The story not only captivates you but also makes you reconsider the whole world!

The same goes for the second game. The most interesting character in the series until Unity. Ezio is an improved assassin who lives in 15th century Florence, Italy. Not only is it fun to do parkour anywhere, but also to know Italy as if you've been there. I even managed to learn some Italian on my own from the game. My favorite game so far. It makes you reconsider religion, life, the world. The most entertaining part is getting to know real-life figures through the game, such as Leonardo da Vinci. You even come into conflict with the Pope! You travel to Florence, Monteriggioni, Tuscany, Forlì, and Rome. I could go on forever...