Lots of small, random events take place that may seem insignificant at first, but they turn out to be tightly connected to the main story. The world of Egypt is undeniably beautiful, but we play games for the gameplay-which is vividly abundant in AC:O.
These settlements are filled with NPCs and various dynamic events that may surprise you. That is why in AC:O you will see lush flowering thickets, sparkly rivers and lakes, and other incredible sights that create a fascinating contrast to the sandy deserts surrounding all of these locations.īut natural sights aren't the only places of interest in AC:O, as there are plenty of towns and villages to explore. In the ancient times, the agricultural system was highly developed and created a completely unique ecosystem that was unmatched at the time. But we all know too well how seriously Ubisoft takes game designs, and the developers really try to bring as many details into their worlds as possible.Īncient Egypt was far more picturesque back in the day than it is now with only a few tourist attractions left.
But let's start with a bit of history first, shall we? The Setting of the Ancient Egyptįrom the point of view of world design, creating an ancient desert, the setting of Assassin's Creed: Origins, should not be that much of a task. Fortunately for us, it was their best decision yet, which turned a series beloved by many onto its proper tracks. Although, Assassin's Creed: Origins has some problems that will be discussed in this review, most of the points presented here are positive.
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