I wish it had been longer than it was (being only three short missions) but who am I to complain. The three missions that make up this DLC go through Aveline’s journey in rescuing and capturing and escaping with this frustrating recruit, who wants nothing to do with anybody, Templar or Assassin. While Connor does not make an appearance himself, Noah Watts (Connor’s voice actor) did narrate a letter sent to Aveline in the very first mission of the DLC. In the self-titled Aveline DLC, Aveline de Grandpré is called upon by Connor Kenway (Remember him? I know I do) to save a stubborn (and really frustrating) potential recruit that was captured by a Templar group to be sold as a slave. Those of you who actually got the PlayStation Vita when it first came out may recognize Aveline from her Assassin’s Creed 3 spinoff: Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation. But for those of you who do have Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag for a compatible console you have until March 31st, 2014 to claim your code to get the missions. It should be noted that the Aveline DLC is ONLY available for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PC.

Inside your case should be numerous codes that activate your Uplay, giving you some free in-game swag and access to the Aveline DLC for FREE. If you happen to have bought Black Flag for the Sony PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, or PC, you may notice that your copy claims an exclusive sixty minutes of additional gameplay. One of the leading titles for the PlayStation 4 was Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. While there isn’t a huge array titles available (yet) the games that are out are quite impressive from what I’ve seen of them.

As nerds all over the world start getting their PlayStation 4’s, they also begin to receive next generation games that are almost drool-worthy.

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