With no alibi, and no evidence pointing to anyone else, Arno is framed for his murder and is sent to the Bastille. As a sign of respect for the late Assassin, Francois refuses to tell Arno of his father's true background, or the circumstances behind his death, that the Templars ordered Shay Cormac to assassinate him.Īround a decade later, Arno faces another tragedy, the death of his adopted father Francois. Arno is taken in by Elise's father, Francois de la Serre, the Grand Master of the Templar Order in France. After meeting a young girl named Elise de la Serre, Arno finds his father, slumped on a bench, dead.
When Arno was young, his mother learned of his father's Assassin identity and abandoned them, leaving Charles to raise their son on his own.Īt the age of eight, Arno accompanies his father to the Palace of Versailles. Arno is born to Charles Dorian, and his wife, Marie. RELATED: What Connor Does After Assassin's Creed 3 Arno Dorian's Tragic Life as an AssassinĪrno Dorian's life is filled with tragedy, loss, and grief, and the first evidence fans get to see of this comes within the very moments of Assassin's Creed Unity. In fact, he is by far one of the most tragic characters in the entire series. And while Assassin's Creed Unity certainly isn't without its issues, with some game-breaking bugs and surprisingly awkward controls and mechanics, the game's main protagonist, Arno Dorian, is a little more complex than fans first gave him credit for. Releasing in the very midst of Assassin's Creed's franchise fatigue period, Assassin's Creed Unity was met with middling review scores and lacked any real impact on the market, with many viewing it as simply another Assassin's Creed to throw on the pile of yearly releases. While the series has rarely dropped below a 70 on Metacritic, there are a few entries that are considered a tad weaker than the rest, and Assassin's Creed Unity is one such title.
Over the years, the general reception for each Assassin's Creed entry has varied quite a bit. With 12 mainline entries, and over 15 spin-off games, it's only natural that not all Assassin's Creed games have been met with the same level of critical acclaim.
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