TTD187 :
You will never be able to run ANY of these games with your laptop. The card is for entry level notebooks while all of the games mentioned have fairly high requirements. AC: Unity requires a GTX 680 for minimum settings which would probably be valued at just under £200 if it were still sold.
I was using a GT 630M in my laptop and it struggled with low settings at 720p on the other games you mentioned.
The only fix you can hope to have any effect would be to buy a completely new powerful desktop PC. As I said, all games listed have high requirements, so spending something like £500 on a PC will be very unlikely to net you any decent gaming.
Or you could just cope with having a laptop that was designed for multimedia usage such as music, films and browsing...
Well, we should give other gamers a clear information on which graphics card to choose, including you & me.
For Nvidia, there are 3 digits of which the last digit & the last letter(for some Nvidia graphics cards) is totally ignorable for example for GT 630M, the zero & letter M. The 1st 2 digits are of some useful info to help us to choose a right graphics card. The 1st digit indicates the generation of the series of graphics card(may be of some importance). The 2nd digit indicates how powerful it is. If the number is between 0-4,they are considered as Entry-Level and they dont have a letter X beside GT. If the number is between 5-9, you will be able to play most of the games & they are identifiable when they have a X beside the GT, for example GTX650M. Out of the numbers 5-9, 5 and 6 are usually considered Mid-range, 7 is High-end & 8 and 9 are Enthusiast. While the GeForce 100 to 900 series is available for both laptops & desktops, TITAN series is available only for desktops and is more powerful than 900 series/
For AMD, its the same concept applied. Only difference is there are 4 numbers of which the last digit & last letter are always ignorable for example AMD Radeon HD 7470M . Only matters for gamers are the 1st 3 digits. 1st digit indicates the generation, 2nd digit indicates performance(among the generation),3rd digit indicates which card is more powerful(among the batch of performance that belong to generation or also know as refined performance). In the 2nd digit(or the performance among generation which i call), if number is between 3-6, its considered as Entry level. 7 is considered as Mid-Range, 8 is considered as High-end & 9 is considered as Enthusiast. Remember AMD Radeon HD 7000 & 8000 series are for both laptops & desktops while Rx 200 series i.e. R5, R7, R9 are only for desktops. R5 series are for Entry-level, R7 series are for Mid-range & R9 are for High-end & Enthusiast. The Rx 200 series is much more powerful than the HD 8000 series.
I'll explain the 4 levels: Entry level, Mid-range,High-end, Enthusiast. Entry level is considered the lousiest graphics cards & these cards are often integrated with Intel HD Graphics. I am not trying to criticize this batch of graphics card, you will be able to play games with just-good configurations like Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, Battlefield 4, Sleeping Dogs, Hitman Absolution, Max Payne 3, Thief(2014), Tomb Raider(2013),Saints Row IV,Medal of Honor Warfighter ,Mass Effect 3,Far Cry 3,Wolfenstein The New Order and much much older games & it is inexpensive. Right now, I realized that my laptop is not good for gaming because I have this graphics card despite the fact that I have 8GB memory with i5 processor of 2.5GHz. Mid-range is just safe. High end is better than mid-range and Enthusiast is the highest level & quality of graphics cards. So in short, higher the number value, more powerful the graphics card. And more powerful the graphics card, more expensive it is to buy.