Assassin's Creed III Game Guide & Walkthrough

I watch them fight and die in the name of freedom. They speak of liberty and justice, but for whom? This guide to Assassin's Creed III contains a detailed and richly illustrated solution of the main story and all the side missions grouped into numerous additional activities.

Last update: 11 May 2016

This guide to Assassin's Creed III contains a detailed and richly illustrated solution of the main story and all the side missions grouped into numerous additional activities. Additionally you will find a list of all the collectibles together with helpful maps and a number of hints regarding various aspects of the gameplay.

The guide includes:

• An illustrated description of the main missions together with hints on getting a full synchronization.
• A description of all side missions.
• Hints on close and long range fighting.
• A chapter dedicated to hunting animals.
• A traveller's guide.
• Information regarding Homestead.
• Hints regarding sailing.
• A list of collectibles together with maps.

Michal "Kwisc" Chwistek

Translated to English by Jakub "cilgan" Lasota

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