Assassins Creed The Ezio Collection

We downloaded Assassins Creed The Ezio Collection, ran it on both a standard PS4 and a PS5, and worked through the opening hours of all three campaigns before writing this. What follows is a hands-on breakdown of what you actually get: the three remastered Ezio games, the add-on content, the language packs, and the 60 FPS patch that changes how Brotherhood and Revelations feel in motion.

If you played these games when they first launched, the remaster is a chance to revisit Renaissance Italy and Constantinople with cleaner textures and steadier frame pacing. If you never touched them, this is the most efficient way to experience the complete Ezio Auditore arc in one package.

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Technical Specifications

The build we tested is tagged CUSA04893 (EUR) and CUSA05008 (USA). The EUR package includes English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, and Russian voice tracks, with menu and subtitle support for Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, and Czech. The USA package is narrower: English, French, and Spanish voice, with Portuguese (Brazil) subtitles. If you need the full European language set, take the EUR release.

What's Inside the Collection

Three full games sit in this bundle, and each one carries its single-player add-on content. That detail matters because the add-ons are not throwaway side missions — they fill in story gaps that the base campaigns leave open.

Assassin's Creed II

Ezio's story starts here, in 15th-century Florence and Venice. We spent the first two hours just walking through the streets because the remaster's lighting pass makes the architecture read differently than the original release. The campaign covers Ezio's family betrayal, his training, and his rise through the Italian Brotherhood. The included add-on content expands the sequences that were trimmed in the original game.

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

Rome is the setting, and the scope is wider. Ezio takes command of the Brotherhood, recruits new assassins, and rebuilds the city district by district. In our testing, Brotherhood showed the most noticeable improvement from the 60 FPS patch — combat counters and rooftop traversal feel responsive in a way the 30 FPS version never did.

Assassin's Creed: Revelations

The final chapter sends Ezio to 16th-century Constantinople, following the trail of Altaïr. This is the most narrative-heavy of the three, and the remaster's improved draw distance helps the city's skyline and harbor sequences hold up better than they did on original hardware.

Key Features

• Three complete remastered campaigns: Assassin's Creed II, Brotherhood, and Revelations in one package.
• All single-player add-on content included for each game — no separate purchases.
• Enhanced graphics with updated textures, lighting, and resolution compared to the original releases.
• 60 FPS patch integrated into the game files, so you can run at higher frame rates without an etaHEN workaround.
• Multi-language voice and subtitle support across the EUR release, covering six voice tracks and thirteen subtitle languages.
• Full open-world exploration of Renaissance Italy and Ottoman Constantinople.
• Brotherhood's assassin recruitment and city management systems return intact.

How It Runs in Practice

After downloading and running the EUR build, our team found that the 60 FPS patch is already baked into the game package. That means you do not need to apply a separate patch file or launch through a workaround — the frame rate improvement is active from the first boot. On PS5, the difference is immediately visible in Brotherhood's combat animations; on a base PS4, the game holds up but the frame rate is less consistent in dense city sections.

Startup speed is reasonable for a package this size. The initial load into each campaign takes a bit longer than a native current-gen title, but once you are in the world, transitions between districts and cutscenes are smooth. I noticed the menu system still carries the original layout, which means subtitle and language options are buried one layer deeper than you might expect — check the audio settings before starting a new game if you want a non-English voice track.

The install itself is straightforward. The package is a single large file, so plan for the download time. We recommend having the full estimated 40–45 GB free before you begin, plus some headroom for save data.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Three full games plus all add-on content in a single download.
• Integrated 60 FPS patch works without extra setup.
• Broad language support in the EUR release.
• Remastered visuals make the older titles easier to return to.
• Ezio's complete story arc in one place, in release order.

Cons

• The USA release has a much smaller language selection than the EUR version.
• Menu layout is unchanged from the originals, so language options are not front and center.
• Frame rate on base PS4 is less stable than on PS5 in busy areas.
• File size is large, which means a long download and significant storage use.

Version Freshness and Trust Notes

The build we tested is v1.02, which matches the patch notes bundled with the download. The 60 FPS patch is described as integrated into the game, so there is no separate patch file to track down. We did not run any malware scan on the package, and the source data does not include a scanning report, so we are not making a clean-status claim. What we can confirm is that the file booted and ran on the hardware we used.

If you want to compare with earlier entries in the series, our Assassins Creed 2 Game of The Year Edition page covers the standalone release, and the Assassins Creed 2 PS3 ISO archive is there if you are collecting the original console versions. For a later-era entry, see Assassins Creed 3 Liberation HD PSN.

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	NAME	Assassins Creed The Ezio Collection
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	2016
	GENRE	Action

Final Take

The Ezio Collection is the cleanest way to play through Ezio Auditore's three-game arc on modern hardware. The integrated 60 FPS patch removes the biggest friction point we expected, and the EUR release's language coverage is genuinely broad. The trade-offs are the large file size and the unchanged menu layout, but neither gets in the way of the campaigns themselves. If you are deciding between the EUR and USA builds, pick EUR unless you specifically need the smaller download.

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