Assassin’s Creed Origins is a game of stories. Stories you’ll uncover in the depths of sandy tombs on fading parchment, stories straight from the mouths of Ancient Egyptians feeling cursed by their vengeful gods, and then bigger, infinitely sillier stories that you’ll remember on the way to real work the next day. How you were admiring the way the morning light sparkled on Lake Mareotis only to be set upon by a clan of cackling hyenas on the beach, when you managed to escape a tomb via an underwater passage but had barely taken a lungful of air before you were savagely attacked by hungry crocodiles.Game Information
Potentially, the time you meant to switch to your sleep darts while hidden in a haycart but ended up popping up in the middle aiming your bow like a neon-covered target and having firebombs lobbed expertly at you by high level guards... Yes, it was a raging inferno in seconds, and no, I didn’t last long.I have a lot of stories and, while Anubis greets me at the end of some of them, others see Bayek and I riding into golden hued sunsets of Ancient Egypt to create more. More ridiculous adventures where hungry vultures circle, and cruel, masked gladiators race across the desert sands in chariot pursuit. Assassin’s Creed Origins might celebrate a whole decade of the franchise - insert joke about feeling old here - but a year off for the series means that this leap of faith into the Animus might just be the spinning 360° pinnacle of the series so far. You’re no stranger to sneaking around with your hood up, but the Creed has never felt anything like this.
The forging of the Brotherhood means a violent redefining of what makes an Assassin’s Creed game and while you’re always going to know what you’re playing, the experience in store finally feels truly fresh. The combat system of yore has thankfully been buried alive in the desert (queuing patiently for its trip to the afterlife), tailing missions have died quietly without a fuss, and a map of pointless collectibles has had a rock tied to it and been sunk in the Nile without ceremony. What’s left is a slimmer, leaner Creed. No irritating bells and whistles, just the whole of Ancient Egypt as a richly woven tapestry of murderous RPG. Oh, and it’s huge.
System Requirements
- Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only).
- Processor: Intel Core i5-2400s @ 2.5 GHz or AMD FX-6350 @ 3.9 GHz or equivalent.
- Video card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD R9 270 (2048 MB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0
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Click on the link given below to download This Game
- First of all right click on the link given below to download the setup of this game.
- Then you will be re direct to another web page Click on the download button to download the setup of the game
- Install the game
- Play and enjoy the game
Click on the link given below to download This Game
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