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I’m a tiny bit late on this, but considering that  Assassin’s Creed Origins  was one of my favorite games of the year and the first open world title I’ve 100%ed in eons, I certainly wasn’t going to pass up on the DLC. This first expansion, The Hidden Ones, opens up a new part of the map you have to sail to, Sinai, and gives you a whole bunch more people to kill and question marks to explore. Well, a “whole bunch” may be a stretch. This is a short bit of DLC. Even clearing every point of interest on the map, it only took about three hours. The main storyline is essentially six missions, and there are maybe only 3-4 more side missions besides that. The Hidden Ones takes place four years after the events of the main game, but the only major thing that’s changed is that Bayek gets a cool, new, more Assassin’s Creed-y outfit. In Sinai, the Romans are still working with Egyptian sell-outs to oppress people and…you have to kill them. Oh and one of the rebels is bad too. The ...

This page contains helpful inf ormation, tips and strategies for players on their adventure through Egypt in Assassin's Creed Origins. Assassin's Creed Origins eschews many of the franchise's past mechanics in favor of a more RPG-like gameplay experience. Below you'll find tips for surviving the new combat system, leveling up quickly and how to power up your character and arsenal. General Tips There are lots of mechanics to master throughout AC Origins - here are a few pointers that are handy to keep in mind. Break Things Down Crafting materials can be a pain to collect, so it's much easier if you just dismantle your old gear. Money isn't very difficult to come across, but crafting materials can be a pain, so instead of selling things just dismantle them! Loot Crafting Supplies If you're in need of crafting supplies and can't go hunting, Senu can spot couriers moving mercantile goods that can be stolen. Use caution, though - th...

Assassin's Creed publishers Ubisoft are planning a new mode to let players learn the history of Egypt. Usually users run around ancient cities doing battle with a secret organisation called the Templar Order. That will still be the case in the next title in the series, but you'll also be able to treat the game as a playable museum from 2018. For the first time ever you'll be able to explore without being constrained by combat or the storyline. Set in ancient Egypt, Assassin's Creed: Origins will let players roam the landscape and use audio guided tours to teach them about what was going on there during the time of Cleopatra. One of the most successful franchises of all time, Assassin's Creed has previously been set in Victorian London, medieval Palestine and during the colonisation of North America. In order to make the games feel authentic, developers spent months researching the setting and events of the time. Now they say they want t...

What is it?  The next and highly-anticipated installment in the historical adventure franchise What can I play it on?  Most likely PS4, Xbox One and PC When can I play it?  October 27 2017 Update:  There's a brand new trailer for Assassin's Creed that finally gives us a look at the game's villains. They'll make the Templars look tame: it's the Order of the Ancients. This villainous order appear to be big fans of masks, murder and power and according to Ubisoft it's their mission to "tear Egypt apart." See them for yourself below: Keep reading for more information on Assassin's Creed Origins as well as our hands on impressions of the game. Assassin’s Creed has become a familiar gaming franchise, with a new mainline installment appearing just about every year since Assassin’s Creed 2 was released all the way back in 2009.  Just as Assassin’s Creed was becoming one of the old faithfuls of the gaming world, though, Ub...