Jogo com uma história muito rica e com ótimos gráficos pra sua época. Ezio é um personagem tão marcante, que foi feito 3 jogos somente dele. O parkour nesse jogo é bastante satisfatório.

It's good but so buggy. Maybe it would be ok if I was running Windows Vista.

Despite it's flaws, AC2 is a good game which has aged rather well in some places and less so in others.

But thats just it. Assassin's Creed II is *just* good. It is a major improvement over AC1 and does everything a sequel should do. It improves on already existing mechanics, and continues the story that was given to us with AC1. However it does have some glaring flaws that make this game far from perfect.
While the core method of traversal is climbing, it has gone from infuriating at times to just okay. Ironic that a game that came of the Prince of Persia series, a series known for it's engaging climbing and traversal mechanics and puzzles somehow does not have climbing as the best thing going for it. It's more than likely a product of the environmental design because some of the best parts of the game are the Assassin Tombs and Templar Lairs, which are essentially a series of puzzles that requires somewhat precise climbing and platforming.
Other instances that the game really shines are some of the DLC assassinations that require you to get creative to get to your target, while imposing restrictions on you such as not being noticed. There are a lot more options in AC2 than 1 when it comes to how you want to play the game. I however ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate the follow the ally or target escort type missions. They are the worst most un-fun parts of the game.
I also appreciate that the side objectives and side missions, while fully optional are a major improvement from AC1 and can be quite fun at times, like the races or assassination contracts you can pick up later.
Ezio is a very like-able character and story starts off very strong with a lot of darker and heavier events that are devastating, and it makes you really get to kinda know who Ezio is as a person. That being said, the story leading up to the finale really overstays it's welcome. It begins to drag on once you get to Venice, and it is made worse by the hard to navigate canals and overly spaced out rooftops as well as abundance of guards. Thankfully the ending all but makes up for it.
I think lastly I have to complain about how there is no option to play in windowed mode. You NEED to play in exclusive fullscreen. This is especially troublesome when the game has a ton of collectables, some of which are not on your map, such as feathers, and you need a guide to make sure you have them all.
Additionally, the 60fps lock is a bit annoying but something i'm willing to look past. I know that I can run AC2 at 165hz and it's frustrating because the game would look very good at a higher refresh rate due to the amount of fast movement and platforming.