However, there are some extra features that come bundled within the app that are pretty impressive ad-ons to the second screen capability. It’s definitely a cool feature to bring the benefits of the dual screen play to the other consoles, but it’s not quite as cool as having the controls and screen all on one device, which is what you get when playing the game on the Nintendo Wii U. Essentially, it gives you a second screen giving you access to your inventory of items, weapons and maps without needing to pause or stop playing the game, so you can flick through the menus while you’re playing.
The AC 4 app works a little bit like an alternative to the extra capabilities you might have already experienced while playing Assassin’s Creed 3 with the Wii U game pad controller touch screen. The app can be used with any version of the game, whether you buy it on the Nintendo Wii U, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox ONE or Windows PC. It’s a free download, so all you’ll need to get started is the game itself and away you go with a connection through Ubisoft’s UPlay system. The companion app is now available to download from Google Play for all tablets connecting to the app provider and from the Apple App Store for your iPad.
The news doesn’t end there though for the French gaming giant as they’ve also been green lit to bundle up the game with the PlayStation 4 on its release later this month (November 2013). Details are just in on the free companion app that Ubisoft has created to go hand in hand with Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag acting as a new way for you to get deeper under the skin of a pirates life on the open waves of the Caribbean.
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