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There are Assassin’s Creed Origins hidden mechanics scattered through out the game. Lot’s of little things that might now be essential but could make things easier, or just way cooler as you play. Somethings are just never mentioned, others are just sort of there assuming you’ll notice or work it …

Getting the Assassin’s Creed Origins secret armor isn’t part of the main game but it is pretty cool. The Isu Armor is a impressive set of gear that gives Bayek a First Civilization look, styled after Those Who Came Before. It’s no easy get though as you’ll have to first …

Back in September 2013 Assassin’s Creed was starting to look like a franchise whose limits had been explored and exhausted. Off the back of the messy AC3 and, er, three Assassin’s Creed 2s it felt like a series running out of ideas.  Then, in October of that same year, Assassin’s …

You know, if there’s one thing you can rely on the internet for these days, it’s that people will always find some sort of way to lose their minds and declare utter outrage at something that, in reality, doesn’t affect them. The latest example of this is the upcoming Discovery …

Many of the hieroglyphs etched into the walls, ceilings, and pillars of Assassin’s Creed Origins (opens in new tab) aren’t just random symbols, you know. If you’re an experienced hieroglyphist, you can actually read and translate some of them into relatively logical meanings. Now, I’m going to go out on …

If you have a secret penchant for solving mysterious crimes like Sherlock Holmes – yes, Crimes and Punishments is one of the best Sunday afternoon games of all time – then Assassin’s Creed Origins (opens in new tab) has some Ancient Egyptian-flavoured murder just for you.  In the exclusive gameplay …

Assassin’s Creed Origins (opens in new tab) has a difficulty setting. That might not sound like much by itself, but it represents a shift in the way Ubisoft is approaching the series, and combined with all the other changes Origins makes to the AC formula, it adds up to something …

Assassin’s Creed is different now. Combat has changed. There are quests instead of a map filled with icon vomit. You have a hawk, and it’s your bud. Hell, there aren’t even towers anymore, allowing for a far more open and fluid gameplay experience. And we got a chance to play …