its a cool game i recommend it for all teens its really fun i like it

Nothing an intelligent 12 or 13 year old can't handle. You have to be ok with blood. There is a lot. Much more than the first one. It spews out when you assassinate someone. Also some of the moves are jaw dropping. I would look it up on youtube. Top ten kills in Assassin's Creed 2. There is also sexual content. One of the people you work with is a women up for hire, if you get my meaning, wearing a nun's habit. And during one of the cutscenes your character touches her breasts. Not nudity though. Never at any time do they show a women's, for lack of a better word, t**s. They do have a cutscene where you have a "sleepover" at your girlfriends house. In the morning, her father catches you and sends the gaurds after you. There is also girls up for sale through out the game. You can hire them, but not in the way you think. They are just use to distract gaurds. They wear clothes that shows cleavage. When you use them to distract gaurds, they stand in front of the gaurds provactively and say phrases like, "Oops! I think something fell down the front of my dress!" The gaurds then stand in front of them and waves their fists and jeer. To get a better idea of what I mean, go to youtube and type ways to distract gaurds in assassins creed 2 (you might have to do a little digging). The language can get a little colourful at times. Your main character's friend drops the F-bomb all the time (this is in the present). In the past, people say ba***do, italian for a kid without a father, and holy s**t and d**n. There is a few refrences to alchol. Whenever you are climbing people say stuff like. "Holy s**t! Its a drunk man!" and "He must have been drinking the good stuff." This is also one of the best games I ever played. If your kid knows whats bad and whats good in real life, and if he is over 13, I'd let him get it. hope it helps!

I have it, I got it for christmas, and completed it, but it lasted a while, it's a hard long lasting game. It's a fun game, with addicting and exciting missions. The story is good, but it is all elvolved around revenge. The language is mostly used at the beginning, where you hear a few f**ks, and there is a lot of Italion swearing if translated can be m*****f**ker. You can counter, where you can kill with style. Once i stabbed someone in the neck and blood splattered out. Nearly every kill there is blood. Ezio takes off a womens clothes which fall to the ground. You don't see it, but they clearly have sex. All in all, a good game, but inapropiate for some.

this is my favorite assassins creed the language is not constant but there is some through out the game sexual content you just see a womans back for like 15 seconds violence is pretty bad like stabbing your hidden blade into peoples face overall its an iffy for ages 12 and up

This game is a bit more inappropriate than the first, with it's message of vengeance in the form of killing, its strong use of language, and one sexual scene. However, there is no nudity, and blood can be turned off at the player's desire. Also, the 'sex scene' is very short and not very revealing at all. Otherwise, it is a beautiful game in terms of graphics, and, I think, fairly educational, because it depicts real historical figures, architecture, and the renaissance period in Italy. The game-play is addicting and quite easy, and I think that any child over 14, so long as he or she is mature enough to realize the message of this game is immoral, should be allowed to play this game.

Assassin's Creed can be a little bit mature at times, but is nonetheless a very well done game, and there is a way around almost all of the bad content. Language: This was really the main thing that bugs me about the game. UbiSoft really put a lot of it in there. But there is a common solution. Turn off the stinkin' volume! And either way, the usually swear in Italian, so yeah, turn off the subtitles. Blood: Ah, HERE we are, the one that every M rated game seems to have. This is easier to solve than language. You simply pause your game, go options, go to general, and there is a blood on-off. (For those of you who wonder, I've also seen this in most Call of Duty games, and it also turns of the language.) Sex: This one really worried me at first. No matter how fun a game is, I never play something with too much sex involved. But you know what? All it is is seeing a back for 15 seconds, which you don't even have to do! It's part of a minigame, that you don't have to do. All in all, the sex is nothing you don't see in the average PG-13 movie. Violence: Yeah... There's no real way to turn off violence. You can minimize the amount of violence by simply not engaging in anything unless it's a mission, but it can be hard and is a big part of the game. But frankly, I have seen far worse games, such as even Call of Duty. It's bad, but not as bad as the average first person shooter. Alcoholic Reference: There's not really a way to turn this off either, except for doing the same thing as language, turning off the volume. Not even that bad anyway. Game Difficulty: Assassin's Creed, not just this game, but all soon to be four, are really hard games to get at first. But once you really get into them, (Which I guarantee, you will.) These games really aren't too difficult.

Alright, first of all, this website is run by a bunch of bible-thumping soccor-moms. If it is rated M, they immediately stamp it as NOT FOR KIDS. Now, just because I'm a teen doesn't mean you should ignore me, this is an important message. Assassin's Creed II is a rare game. It combines learning with exceedingly high-quality game. It is arguably more violent than it's predecessor, AC1, but it retains the option to run away, and now you can just beat the snot out of enemies opposed to dislocating their spine, which is always a plus. All in all, great for teens of specified age, but onlyy make exception's if your child is mature enough.

Kids CAN HANDLE THIS, trust me this game is not that bad!

While there isn't any nudity or sex, it is implied and there is some innuendo. It is pretty gory, but the blood looks very fake and you can always turn the blood off if you want to. There is a good deal of foul language in the game, but nothing that your child won't hear in the movies, read in books, and hear at school. There is some profanity in Italian, but as long as subtitles are turned off, he/she won't know what they're saying. It is somewhat educational. The game takes place in Renaissance Italy and there are some historical characters such as Leonardo da Vinci and Lorenzo De Medici in the game. Overall, I think that the game is relatively clean and is okay for children ages 13 and up.