OPEN WORLD RPGS 2017 SERIES

But while thereвЂ™s no doubt one can see the influences of popular Ubisoft and Bethesda titles in the roots of Breath of the WildвЂ™s design, this is far from a carbon copy.

OPEN WORLD RPGS 2017 SERIES

With Breath of the Wild, series producer Eiji Aonuma once likened ZeldaвЂ™s transition to going from вЂњJapanese food to Western-style foodвЂќ. Origins is an exciting new direction for AssassinвЂ™s Creed, and weвЂ™re excited to see where it goes next. It ends up mashing together these elements, but with a big enough dose of classic AssassinвЂ™s Creed tropes to make it feel part of the iconic series. We love that Origins incorporates popular gameplay components of both Ubisoft and other popular open-world games. The main protagonists, Bayek and Aya form an interesting duo, and the alternate history tale of the CreedвЂ™s formation contains enough twists and surprises to make it interesting until the end.

The stories within its world are a cut above previous entries in the series, with writing that does well to explain the struggles of life in Ptolemaic Egypt. OriginsвЂ™ environment lives and breathes thanks to well-animated NPCs and convincing dialogue. The blemishes that so often spoiled the illusion of realism in previous games have been polished away. AssassinвЂ™s Creed games have always featured stunningly beautiful worlds, but things have really gone up a notch in Origins.

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