After the double trouble that was Assassin's Creed: Unity and Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, two games with design issues and technical problems (more so in Unity), coupled with franchise fatigue, Ubisoft needed Origins to mark a triumphant return for Assassin's Creed.

Absolutely love this game. The graphics are stunning, game play is super smooth and not clunky at all unlike the previous games. Lot's of attention to detail and a very rich world.

one of the best in the series. would recommend to anyone!

While largely a beautiful game, lackluster combat and a push towards microtransactions and loot boxes take away from the overall experience.

Played a few hours, game is beautiful and the combat refreshingly challenging. It does experiment with some new things, but it doesn't break the assassins creed feel of the game, if anything, it helps the fact that it is an origin story for Bayek and the assassin order. Would recommend to anyone who is on the fence on the game.

Bought this for the lil' bro over the Xmas period and he loves it. Tried it after he beat the game (Great gifts that follow through) and enjoyed the *** out of it. Would recommend to anyone to add to their library so long as they buy it from MightyApe because their service is on point.

Love the game different from the other assassin creeds

This game will blow you away. Its incredible detail to everything is breathtaking!! You could play this game for years as there is so much to do in this open world.

Assassin's Creed is back. No, I don't mean that in reference to the year break we had from the franchise, I mean that this is the return to glory you have been hoping for. With fans and critics complaining about a paint by numbers feel to the later AC games, a lack of polish and worlds full of...

Places you want to explore; Bayek is an amazing character; Combat is satisfying and fun the whole way through; No mini-map means your eyes are on the world

Some animation issues in combat; Wildlife wondering into dramatic cutscenes

Releasing on a year-on-year basis and despite having some launch issues with later games, the Assassin's Creed series was always pretty much well received overall. However, with its last proper release, Assassin's Creed: Syndicate (2015), Ubisoft decided that the series was to take a break (at least...

Huge open world full of meaningful activities; Gripping story and characters that have you invested; One of the most visually impressive games out there; Rewarding levelling up and crafting system

Can lack combat challenge at times (but you can now change the difficulty