Too often though, I felt that Altair's Chronicles was really kind of thrown together for WP7 and left rather flawed as a result. I really wanted to enjoy Altair's Chronicles because the console and PC titles in the Assassin's Creed series are really quite good. I believe the only reason that I completed Altair's Chronicles was to see what the next level looked like and to reach the end of the story. It's unfortunate but the vast majority of the gameplay is at first a lot of fun but drowned in so much redundancy to become utterly trite and dull.
By the time you've battled through half the game you may find yourself avoiding combat just because you don't want to deal with it anymore, not because it's too challenging, but because it's just become so repetitive and mundane by that point. To win any battle the player must choose to between two tactics - block, counterattack, death-strike or keep swinging until everything else is dead. Altair is capable of blocking and parrying strikes from his opponents to which he may end confrontations with a single deadly swipe, which is pretty cool, but there is no strategy or finesse to the combat system.
Combat in Altair's Chronicles relies heavily on swordplay and is directly related to how many times you can swing your sword at other guys who also have swords.
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