Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam Page: What the Listing Shows on 2026-11-09

What the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam Listing Showed on 2026-11-09

If you went looking for the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam page to check a price before buying, you probably hit the same obstacle many shoppers do: the store details sit behind an age gate. That gate is the whole story of this listing capture. The Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam store page at app/911400 was live when it was saved on November 9, 2026, but the saved content stopped at a mature-content interstitial rather than a price block.

That matters because the listing title itself carried a promotional message. Rather than repeating a number you cannot verify, this breakdown separates what the capture actually recorded from what you still need to confirm on the official Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam store page.

All rows share one source page and one observation window: the Steam store page for app/911400, captured on 2026-11-09. Figures are a dated snapshot, not live values.

Why the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam Page Opens With an Age Gate

Steam does not show mature-rated store pages immediately. The capture began with a warning that the game "may contain content not appropriate for all ages" and might not be suitable for viewing at work, followed by a single content descriptor: Gore.

Below that warning sat a birth-date entry form — day, month, and year fields — plus a short note stating the data is used only for verification and is not stored. Everything after that point was interface chrome: a long language selector list and store navigation, not product detail.

So the practical takeaway is simple. Clear the gate first, then read the listing. Until the birth date is submitted, the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam page will not hand you the pricing, edition, or requirement information you came for.

• The gate exists because of the game's mature content rating, not because of a regional restriction.
• The descriptor shown in this capture was limited to Gore; no other descriptors appeared in the saved text.
• The verification note on the page states the entered date is not retained.

Reading the "Save 75%" Line on the Listing

The most useful piece of information in the entire capture sits in the page title: "Save 75% on Assassin's Creed® III Remastered on Steam." Steam uses that "Save X% on…" phrasing when a discounted listing is being advertised, which means a 75% discount was attached to this listing at the moment of capture on 2026-11-09.

What the capture does not establish is just as important:

• The base price. No dollar, euro, or pound figure appeared in the saved content, so no final price can be calculated from it.
• The edition. Standard and deluxe-style editions are priced separately; the capture never showed which one carried the discount.
• The currency and region. The captured text did not include a regional price view.
• The expiry. No promotion end date was recorded, so the discount's duration is unknown.

Treat the 75% figure as a dated observation from November 9, 2026 — not as a standing offer. Steam discounts rotate, and a percentage seen in one capture is not a promise about the next time you load the page.

How to Confirm the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam Price Yourself

Because the capture stopped short of the price block, verification has to happen on the live page. Work through it in this order:

1. Clear the age gate. Enter your birth date once; the mature-content overlay disappears and the store content loads.
2. Read the price block, not the title. The title tells you a discount existed at capture time; the price block tells you the actual amount, the currency, and whether a strikethrough original price is shown.
3. Check the edition label. Confirm which edition the price belongs to before comparing it to anything else.
4. Look for a countdown or end date. If Steam shows a promotion timer, note it — that is the only reliable statement about how long a discount lasts.
5. Verify in the cart. Add the item to your cart to see the total including any applicable tax before you commit.

Skipping step 2 is the most common mistake. A "Save 75%" headline tells you the size of a discount, never the amount you will pay.

What This Snapshot Does Not Cover

It is worth being blunt about the limits of one saved page. The capture did not include user review totals, review sentiment, tags, system requirements, supported languages for the game itself, DLC listings, or bundle contents. Any article that quotes those numbers for this listing without a dated source is guessing.

If you need those details, the store page is the only place to read them, and whatever you see there is accurate for the moment you load it — not for November 9, 2026. Community discussion can be useful context, but player experience in forums and videos varies by hardware and patch level, and it should never substitute for the listing's own specifications.

For a purchase decision, the sequence is: confirm the price and edition on the page, confirm the requirements against your hardware, then buy. The dated snapshot above only settles the first question partially — and it tells you a 75% discount was being advertised when the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam listing was captured.

FAQ

Is Assassin's Creed III Remastered on Steam? Yes. An official Steam store page exists for the game at app/911400, and it was live when captured on 2026-11-09. Availability and pricing at any later moment should be checked on that page directly.

Was there a discount on the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam listing? As of 2026-11-09, the captured Steam store page title read "Save 75% on Assassin's Creed® III Remastered on Steam," indicating a 75% discount was being advertised at that time. The discounted price itself was not present in the captured content.

Why does the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam page ask for my birth date? The page carries a mature-content warning for content that may not be appropriate for all ages, with Gore listed as the descriptor in this capture. Steam requires a birth date before revealing the store content, and the page states the entered date is used only for verification and is not stored.

Does the 75% discount still apply? That cannot be answered from a dated snapshot. The percentage was recorded on 2026-11-09 and no expiry date appeared in the capture, so open the Assassin's Creed III Remastered Steam page and read the live price block — including currency and edition — before deciding.