Assassin's Creed Origins is OVER 5 YEARS OLD...

Assassin's Creed Origins turned five years old on October 27th of last year. I missed it's birthday...So this is me making up for that, and giving Assassin's Creed Origins the birthday celebration it deserves.

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[AltairStealth]

The best of the RPG Trilogy by far, truly captures the assassin fantasy in a whole new way

[KiomonDuck]

I'm replaying origins right now. Beyek isn't always mad, he just remembers his son is dead after being happy momentarily. Also Aya was a huge missed opportunity.

[THNBKN]

Bayek's story was so beautiful. We felt his pain and his joys. One of the best AC characters

[shishgeor]

Origins is what got me back in the series. The atmosphere in the game is unmatched to anything else ive played. You actually feel like you are taking a tour in ancient egypt.

[kermut]

Really surprised Bayek never got a sequel. It almost seemed like it was hinted at in the Hidden Ones DLC when Aya talks about Rome and that Bayek should visit her so he can see Rome.

[AyoItzDj]

The opening cutscene always gives me chills every time I've seen it

[imxdpng]

We dont talk about the soundtrack of origin enough, its literally a masterpiece

[amenable_crayon]

This is just insane. It felt like it came out yesterday.

[GoldBladedWarrior]

Just the vibe of Origins and how immersive it felt was truly majestic. I remember the time I was exploring and found some cats by a cave, and I went in there and started chilling with them.

[spookgoose]

Been replaying this game recently before mirage comes out, and the side quests are a lot better than i thought they were. The Memphis missions in particular, like where you hear Bayek cry after recounting his nightmare or him reciting the Medjay code and saying how his son should have learned that from him. What an amazing game and character

[vanillacream]

I’d have never thought Bayek would have been up there with Ezio in terms of discussion. Loved this game.

[kurhanchyk]

origins is my fave forever. many times i tried to think if there is another game (among ac) i like this much but my heart always leads me back to origins. the setting, the protagonists, the story are always up there in the discussion

[giomilahy]

Literally just finishing it half an hour ago. And in the name of Sobek, I really love Bayek, Aya, and Egypt. From Siwa to Alexandria.

[andrewmaddox]

I just 100% completed and got every trophy for origins a couple days ago. Absolutely goated game, and i wish they made a sequel or at least a DLC where Bayek joins Aya in Rome. The ancient roman brotherhood would be sooo cool to experience.

[allanlomas]

Bayek of Siwa is such a beautiful character. Great with kids, ruthless with villians. He really sells the badass dad vibe. The voice actor was top of the line.

[spugesdu]

The setting is absolutely what made this game stand out so drastically. Ancient Egypt is quite literally *breathtaking* in its scale and attention to detail. Greece and England, to me at least, felt so barebones by comparison.

[Nebulisreconx]

Origins became my favorite games in the franchise because how the whole story and journey unfolds between the main game and DLC, love the character and setting so much. The combat and stealth work great and allow for some creative gameplay once you see how you can effect the npc's and environment. The attention to detail and sheer amount of activity going on. People say open worlds are empty and yeah you said it, despite being set in an actual desert there is alot of stuff going on all over.

[papworktv]

I really liked valhalla especially the asgard world and missions. And thors hammer and all that, I don't know why a lot of people didn't like it, I loved how long the game was to.

[KnsEhrorr]

i literally jus platinumed this game, this game is still an absolute masterpiece

[chrisbutler]

When he picks up the eagle skull and sees the symbol in the sand I nearly shat. Ive just left Siwa in my new playthrough. A whole world of rad things to see and do ahead of me. I love revisiting games later on after I've matured a bit. I've become a dad to multiple kids since I last played this at launch. And my appreciation has been renewed for games like tnis.