Assassin's Creed: Revolution

Assassin's Creed Revolutions is an Assassin's Creed game taking place during the French Revolution.

Plot
Steven Jackson is held at an Abstergo building in Paris. Jackson controls the memories of French assassin Paul Aigle, who fought int the French Revolution. Aigle sneaks through the Storming of the Bastille and assassinates Templar Bernard-Rene de Launay, who tells him the Templars have strong numbers in France. In 1793, the Reign of Terror begins, led by Maximilien Robespierre. Aigle assassinates Jean-Paul Marat, another Templar. Marat's last words were the letters, RCE. Robespierre shows his true colors as Templar by gullitining ten Assassins. Paul infiltrates a church and shoots Robespierre through the jaw. The next morning, the execution of Robespierre takes place, but Aigle realizes that its only a double. Returning to the Church of Saint-Laurent, he finds everybody inside dead, including his family. The Templars attack, and Aigle escapes through a secret passageway. He finds himself inside the church's archive, and finds a document detailing a weapon known as the Sword of Eden. He takes the document and leaves the church. He travels to the Assassin's headquarters in Toulouse. The game flashforwards to 1799. The Revolutionaries are now divided, the two sides are the Girdonists (Assassins) and the Jacobins (Templars). The Jacobins control most of the Toulouse, and the Assassins are hunted.

Aigle creates trouble in the city, and assassinates Templar French general Barthelemy Catherine Joubert, who tells him more letters. He then kills writer Jean-Francois Marmontel, who is a member of the Masons and Templars. Marmontel also tells him more letters. Reporting this the Mentor and the Sword, the Mentor belives the letters hold the location to the sword. Aigle cannot look for the sword, as the Mentor sends him to Versailles, which is taken over by the Jacobins due to the mass exodus of citizens. With the aid of a few loyalists, he kills three Jacobin leaders, gaining more letters. The last one is Charles Pichegru, who was a Templar who planned to kill Napoleon, an ally of the Assassins. Pichegru tells him the last letters are known by Robespierre, who had faked his death. Travelling back to Paris, he witnesses the Coronation of Napoleon, and sees Robespierre in the crowd. He tries to kill him, but Templars restrain him. They take him to an abondoned church, and Robespierre asks him about the Sword. He prepares to kill Aigle, but Napoleon's troops burst in and rescue Aigle. Napoleon says he's heard a lot about eagle, and tells him the last letters, which he learned from a prisoner. The letters spell out Rennes-le-Chateau.

Napoleon and Aigle travel there, and meets a Church priest John Sauniere. Leading them to the lower levels of the Church, Aigle uses Eagle Vision to find an opening. Aigle navigates the course, and throws ladders to let Napoleon and John to cross. They come to a Templar cove, and discover the Sword and an Apple. Napoleon takes the sword, and kills John. Napoleon reveals he is a Templar, and used Aigle to find the Sword. He uses to Apple to cause a collapse, and escapes by a ladder. Aigle then escapes back through the beams and ledges. He comes to the top, and escapes from the town, who has been controlled by the Apple. Aigle escapes, and returns to Toulouse.

The game is interrupted as Steven ends his session in the Animus. He is left alone, and begins to suffer hallucinations of the years between 1804-1812, which include many assassination attempts on Napoleon by both Aigle and Robespierre. He performs a Leap of Faith out of the building, and wanders around Paris. He sees one hallucination in 1817, and sees Aigle hiding something. Jackson heads there, but finds nothing there, and collapses. He continues to see the memories of Aigle, now in 1812.

In Paris 1812, Napoleon has used to Apple to control the city. Aigle infiltrates his castle, and attempts to assassinate Napoleon. He fails, but manages to steal the sword. WIth only the Apple, Napoleon's war machine falls apart. In 1815, Aigle goes to Elba and assassinates Napoleon. He asks him where the Apple is, and Napoleon tells him Robespierre is using it to take back Europe. Travelling to Versailles, Aigle assassinates several guards and chases Robespierre cart to Waterloo. He defeats Robespierre guards, and finally fights the man himself. Aigle kills him, and the Apple shows him the location of an Piece of Eden in England. In 1852, Aigle retires from being an Assassin, and decides to pass on the Apple and Sword to him.

Back in the present day, Steven wakes up in a building surrounding by many people. Using eagle vision, he discovers they are Assassins, and falls back asleep.