Assassin's Creed is known for their stories that takes players to different eras in history. Examples of this can range from the American Revolution to Ancient Greece. On top of the story, the games are also known for their amazing locations throughout the world. While taking players through the different eras, players are able to take part in events that show the death of historic figures -- often the antagonist of the game.
Players are able to see all of the work the Assassins did to weaken the Templars pay off by the end of the game. Often times, players are given a supernatural explanation at the end of each game.
13 A Fresh Start
This mission takes place in Odyssey and has the player confront the last member of the Cult of Kosmos. When players go to the Sanctuary of Kosmos, they are greeted by the lover of Perikles, Aspasia. It is revealed she was behind the Cult of Kosmos and all of the missions the player was sent on.
Players can go through a dialogue tree, choosing to let Aspasia live or die. Afterwards, the protagonist destroys the device in the center of the Sanctuary of Kosmos. Without much fighting going on and with the choice of the player being open, it does not feel like a true Assassin's Creed ending.
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This is the final mission of Rogue, taking players to the Palace of Versailles in Paris. Shay Cormac goes to the Palace with Benjamin Franklin on a mission to retrieve an artifact. It also explains who was behind the assassination of Arno Dorian's father at the beginning of Unity.Â
The player is able to see a cameo of Arno as he plays with Élise through the Palace. This mission also lets players know who was the true mastermind behind the French Revolution.
11 How Grand, Master Kenway!
Black Flag's ending is probably one of the more happier of the series. Edward Kenway is reunited with his daughter -- who he never met -- and sails back for London with her. The only real gameplay for this memory is sailing back to England, with the rest of the memory being cutscenes.
It is revealed that Edward remarried and had a son, Haytham. It would seem Edward has a happy life after killing all of his targets and leaving a life of piracy behind. Sadly, it does not last and Edward is killed by people who break into his home.
10 Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another
This is a memory from Origins that shows the assassination of Julius Caesar. Players play as Aya as she sneaks through Rome on her way to Caesar. It starts as a ship battle, where the player must destroy a couple of ships.
After making it to Rome, Aya must fight and kill Septimius before she can continue on. After making it to the Senate, Aya is prompted to stab Caesar after confronting him. This will cause the other senators to join in, recreating the assassination of Caesar before the player's eyes.
9 Assassination (Al Mualim)
The last memory for the first Assassin's Creed game requires the player to kill the Assassin Mentor, Al Mualim. After killing all of the main targets of the game, it is revealed that Al Mualim betrayed the order and used the Apple of Eden to his advantage.
The player has to fight the former Master Assassin, bringing an end to his life. After defeating the master, Altaïr cannot bring himself to destroy the Apple of Eden, keeping it for himself. This also meant that Altaïr had become the Mentor of the Levantine Assassins.
8 In Bocca Al Lupo
The end of Assassin's Creed IIÂ brings Ezio to Rome. The Grand Master of the Templars, Rodrigo Borgia, became Pope Alexander VI and brought the Staff of Eden to the Vatican with him. This memory has Ezio sneak into the Vatican to take back the staff, but he spares Rodrigo Borgia.
Ezio then enters the Vault, meeting Minerva who introduces the First Civilization. He gets to watch the history of mankind unfold in front of him, becoming confused as it is revealed Minerva was talking to Desmond Miles all along. The game then ends, setting up for the sequel.
7 Erudito
Erudito is the true ending of Liberation, being unlocked after killing Citizen E. Players might think the game ends with Aveline joining the Templar Order, but this was a trick by Abstergo to make the Templars look good. In reality, Aveline fought the Templars and killed the Master.
It is revealed the Master Templar is Aveline's stepmother. The player fights in a small church, fending off guards as they go after the Master. Aveline will take the Prophecy Disk and watch a message that was recorded by the First Civilization.
6 A Seed
The final memory for Brotherhood technically takes place before the fight between Ezio and Cesare Borgia. Despite this, A Seed is the last memory the player plays in the game. Ezio hides the Apple of Eden underneath the Santa Maria in Aracoeli.
It ends with Ezio walking away from the Colosseum. This sets up for the modern-day mission where Desmond Miles and the team go and locate the Apple of Eden.
5 Chasing Lee
The last memory of Assassin's Creed III has Connor hunt down Charles Lee, the last Templar in Colonial America. It starts in Boston, where Connor goes to the Green Dragon Tavern, only to be told Lee is at the harbor. After chasing Lee through a burning ship, Connor shoots and injures Lee.
Connor finds Lee at a tavern in the frontier, where they share a drink together. Connor then stabs Lee and takes the amulet. Connor discovers his tribe has abandoned their village, so he travels to Davenport Homestead and buries the amulet in Connor Davenport's grave.
4 Inevitable Confrontation
The final mission in the alternate reality DLC, The Tyranny of King Washington, has players fight Connor's former ally, George Washington. The player fights Washington on top of Washington's palace, using the many abilities they gained to defeat him. After enough time, Connor and Washington will fall through the glass on the roof to the ground below.
After this, it will go back to the actual reality, showing Washington and Connor both holding the apple. Washington decides he does not want the apple, so Connor takes it and drops it into the ocean. The events of the DLC also revealed why Washington chose to make America a republic.
3 A Night to Remember
Syndicate's last memory has the Frye twins sneak into the Queen's Ball at Buckingham Palace to stop Starrick from getting the Shroud of Eden. They get into the vault underneath Buckingham Palace, only to discover Starrick is there wearing the Shroud of Eden.
After a fight, Starrick is overpowered and the Shroud of Eden is removed from him. He is killed and the Shroud is returned. Because of their actions, they are knighted by Queen Victoria.
2 The Temple
The last memory of Unity is a somewhat sad one. Arno Dorian finds where Germain is hiding and goes to hunt him down. Élise comes with him, but ends up being killed by Germain. Arno gets his revenge and kills Germain, but not before his lover is killed.
The rest of the memory has Arno walk through the streets of Paris as he reflects on his beliefs. He is revealed to be a Master Assassin now, and the reflection stops as Arno lays flowers on Élise's grave. Years after this battle, Arno goes into the temple with Napoleon, moving Germain's remains into the catacombs.
1 The Message
The ending of Revelations has Ezio actually speak to Desmond. Ezio returns to the Library of Altaïr with the memory seals, locating the skeleton of Altaïr and his Apple of Eden. The Apple activates, bringing Ezio face to face with Desmond.
Ezio passes on a message to Desmond on how to save the world from a solar flare. This sets up the next game, while also bringing an end to the Ezio trilogy.