The Assassin’s Creed property is one of Ubisoft’s most connected universes not only spanning video games, but comics, novels, a movie and more.Though perhaps the less said about that one movie the better. However, in terms of comics and novels,Ubisoft’sAssassin’s Creed series has knocked it out of the park. Whichever comic or novel you read, it can give the reader more context on their favourite characters whether it be a prologue or epilogue story.Check out the Assassin’s Creed Origins trailer below!In particular, I’m a big fan of the Oliver Bowden novels and one novel that instantly comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: The Secret Crusadewhich offers more story to legendary assassin Altaïr and added context to the part he played in the war against the Templars. Seriously, if you’ve not read that book yet, it’ssuper cheapon Amazon.AdvertAnother novel that comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, which stars the hero of the 2017 game Bayek, inAssassin’s Creed Origins. Offering as a prequel toOrigins, set in the year 70BC, Bayek embarks on a mission to assassinate Medjay, a protector of the pharaoh, and one of the last members of the ancient order.“In peaceful Siwa, the town’s protector abruptly departs, leaving his teenage son, Bayek, with questions about his own future and a sense of purpose he knows he must fulfil,” reads the Desert Oath synopsis. “Bayeksets off in search of answers, his journey taking him along the Nile and through Egypt in turmoil, facing the dangers and the mysteries of the Medjay’s path.”As a reader ofAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. If you shop about and manage to grab a second-hand copy on Amazon, it’s also asuper cheappurchase, at least at the time of writing.In related news, fans of the original 2007Assassin’s Creedhave been looking back at the game fondly and have described it as an ‘unforgettable experience’.AdvertLater this year,Assassin’s Creed Miragereleases on 12 October 2023 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and looks to take the series back to its stealth roots.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Assassins Creed,Ubisoft
The Assassin’s Creed property is one of Ubisoft’s most connected universes not only spanning video games, but comics, novels, a movie and more.Though perhaps the less said about that one movie the better. However, in terms of comics and novels,Ubisoft’sAssassin’s Creed series has knocked it out of the park. Whichever comic or novel you read, it can give the reader more context on their favourite characters whether it be a prologue or epilogue story.Check out the Assassin’s Creed Origins trailer below!In particular, I’m a big fan of the Oliver Bowden novels and one novel that instantly comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: The Secret Crusadewhich offers more story to legendary assassin Altaïr and added context to the part he played in the war against the Templars. Seriously, if you’ve not read that book yet, it’ssuper cheapon Amazon.AdvertAnother novel that comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, which stars the hero of the 2017 game Bayek, inAssassin’s Creed Origins. Offering as a prequel toOrigins, set in the year 70BC, Bayek embarks on a mission to assassinate Medjay, a protector of the pharaoh, and one of the last members of the ancient order.“In peaceful Siwa, the town’s protector abruptly departs, leaving his teenage son, Bayek, with questions about his own future and a sense of purpose he knows he must fulfil,” reads the Desert Oath synopsis. “Bayeksets off in search of answers, his journey taking him along the Nile and through Egypt in turmoil, facing the dangers and the mysteries of the Medjay’s path.”As a reader ofAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. If you shop about and manage to grab a second-hand copy on Amazon, it’s also asuper cheappurchase, at least at the time of writing.In related news, fans of the original 2007Assassin’s Creedhave been looking back at the game fondly and have described it as an ‘unforgettable experience’.AdvertLater this year,Assassin’s Creed Miragereleases on 12 October 2023 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and looks to take the series back to its stealth roots.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Assassins Creed,Ubisoft
The Assassin’s Creed property is one of Ubisoft’s most connected universes not only spanning video games, but comics, novels, a movie and more.Though perhaps the less said about that one movie the better. However, in terms of comics and novels,Ubisoft’sAssassin’s Creed series has knocked it out of the park. Whichever comic or novel you read, it can give the reader more context on their favourite characters whether it be a prologue or epilogue story.Check out the Assassin’s Creed Origins trailer below!In particular, I’m a big fan of the Oliver Bowden novels and one novel that instantly comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: The Secret Crusadewhich offers more story to legendary assassin Altaïr and added context to the part he played in the war against the Templars. Seriously, if you’ve not read that book yet, it’ssuper cheapon Amazon.AdvertAnother novel that comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, which stars the hero of the 2017 game Bayek, inAssassin’s Creed Origins. Offering as a prequel toOrigins, set in the year 70BC, Bayek embarks on a mission to assassinate Medjay, a protector of the pharaoh, and one of the last members of the ancient order.“In peaceful Siwa, the town’s protector abruptly departs, leaving his teenage son, Bayek, with questions about his own future and a sense of purpose he knows he must fulfil,” reads the Desert Oath synopsis. “Bayeksets off in search of answers, his journey taking him along the Nile and through Egypt in turmoil, facing the dangers and the mysteries of the Medjay’s path.”As a reader ofAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. If you shop about and manage to grab a second-hand copy on Amazon, it’s also asuper cheappurchase, at least at the time of writing.In related news, fans of the original 2007Assassin’s Creedhave been looking back at the game fondly and have described it as an ‘unforgettable experience’.AdvertLater this year,Assassin’s Creed Miragereleases on 12 October 2023 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and looks to take the series back to its stealth roots.
The Assassin’s Creed property is one of Ubisoft’s most connected universes not only spanning video games, but comics, novels, a movie and more.
Though perhaps the less said about that one movie the better. However, in terms of comics and novels,Ubisoft’sAssassin’s Creed series has knocked it out of the park. Whichever comic or novel you read, it can give the reader more context on their favourite characters whether it be a prologue or epilogue story.
Check out the Assassin’s Creed Origins trailer below!
In particular, I’m a big fan of the Oliver Bowden novels and one novel that instantly comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: The Secret Crusadewhich offers more story to legendary assassin Altaïr and added context to the part he played in the war against the Templars. Seriously, if you’ve not read that book yet, it’ssuper cheapon Amazon.
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Another novel that comes to mind isAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, which stars the hero of the 2017 game Bayek, inAssassin’s Creed Origins. Offering as a prequel toOrigins, set in the year 70BC, Bayek embarks on a mission to assassinate Medjay, a protector of the pharaoh, and one of the last members of the ancient order.
“In peaceful Siwa, the town’s protector abruptly departs, leaving his teenage son, Bayek, with questions about his own future and a sense of purpose he knows he must fulfil,” reads the Desert Oath synopsis. “Bayeksets off in search of answers, his journey taking him along the Nile and through Egypt in turmoil, facing the dangers and the mysteries of the Medjay’s path.”
As a reader ofAssassin’s Creed: Desert Oath, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. If you shop about and manage to grab a second-hand copy on Amazon, it’s also asuper cheappurchase, at least at the time of writing.
In related news, fans of the original 2007Assassin’s Creedhave been looking back at the game fondly and have described it as an ‘unforgettable experience’.
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Later this year,Assassin’s Creed Miragereleases on 12 October 2023 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox, and looks to take the series back to its stealth roots.
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