A new adventure said to revolve around the 13th century explorer Marco Polo and his voyages.
VideoGamer.com Score:
9Our Verdict: The single-player adventure packs in so many incredible moments that you'll be talking about it with friends for months and the multiplayer is rammed with content. A must buy.
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