Assassin's Creed Syndicate has the most brutal action yet.

It's set in Victorian London, where the Assassins aren't in great shape......

  In a move that we may or may not have predicted, Syndicate is set in Victorian London in 1868, a setting made famous by the Industrial Revolution and beautiful facial hair. It represents a shift toward the modern world as we know it, when factory-scale production and scientific breakthroughs catapulted humanity toward a techno-powered future with London at its centre. But not everybody fared so well, because as underpaid factory jobs became standard for the working class, poverty, sickness, and all-around misery among all but the city's richest skyrocketed.

There's a twist though, because it turns out that the Assassins aren't doing so well - by the time Jacob and Evie hit town, the English Assassin Order has been destroyed and the Templars run the city unchallenged. Since they can't hope to compete with the Templars in their current state, the Frye siblings start from the bottom, building their own gang to take control of the city's criminal underbelly.

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