We have had the good fortune to have been given an awesome peek at some gameplay from Triton Noir's Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Of Venice, a new board game which has been worked on in conjunction with Ubisoft.

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The Pledge Manager for the game is still open until November 7th where you can get involved and help back the project which did exceedingly well on Kickstarter.

Work on the project has been going really well with the main focus of the campaign almost finished. Twenty-six different scenarios have been created and there is also work going into the expansions for Creed Vs Crows, Roma and Tokyo XXI. In fact, they have been working hard alongside the Ubisoft narrative team on the Tokyo XXI expansion itself, fitting it into the canon universe and bringing in elements from the Assassin's Creed lore.

Playtesting is also ongoing and there are groups working to test the campaign to its limits, making sure that rules are clear, the difficulty is on point and games flow nicely too. They have also been working on ways to make the enemies more challenging too for experienced players with the introduction of Retaliation for your foes. You can still get the 'normal mode' though so don't worry!

If the game has intrigued you from the gameplay video above then take a look at some of the miniatures painted for the game by the talented hand of Angel Giraldez...

...now that is pretty awesome. I love the different characters and Ezio looks as amazing as always (best Assassin in the series?)

There is still time to answer your survey as well if you got involved with the Kickstarter when it all launched. Also, whilst the Tower and Ezio exclusive miniatures are still available they were only free for Kickstarter backers so you'll have to sneak in and get it as a general add-on now.

If you can't quite get stuck into the game just now you will also be able to pick up the game in the future as a full retail game.

Make sure to give the gameplay a watch and let us know if this game appeals to you!

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