Exploring Every City In Assassin's Creed Games Like Never Before! - 4k 60fps extended edition

check out the new extended video here https://youtu.be/dhR9z1lpBJ4

Origins and Unity are unmatched in their animation and world building realism. Both such beautiful games and experiences.

Say what you want about Ubisoft and the current state of AC as a franchise, but damn the way they crafted these places are beautiful, almost like a window to the past.

Odyssey takes my breath away every single time...

They need to bring back the 1:1 building scale from Unity. Makes the rest of the games feel so small.

There’s nothing like experiencing Ac origins for the first time. The most insane achievement of building a historical setting in any media.

The civilization of ancient Greece and ancient Egypt were incredible works of art! how beautiful buildings, how beautiful decorations! I think its architecture back then was on another level! and as a Greek when I go to the ancient monuments I lose my words and am ashamed of today!

Ezio briefly goes to Spain and Eivor briefly goes to Newfoundland

The Art of Assassins Creed ❤

The Maya ruins at Tulum looked so cool

8:50 I was an altar boy here and lived a block away from this Cathedral! Brings back so many childhood memories

Origins is mind blowing

Hello guys, I'm so happy to reach 120k views for the first time in this channel , I appreciate all of your comments about missing places and inaccurate flags, I will make a new video for the missing places you mentioned as part 2 . Here are the main places that were missing as per commen Saint-Domingue freedom cry Haiti Checn izta ac Liberation Mexico cappadocia ac Revelations Macedonia- deleted by mistake in final version Correction Fiesole--- Monteriggioi Tuscany.... ?? Vinland should be in Canda ( despite the game it is in USA) England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 flag not uk 🇬🇧 flag Is there any other changes or additions ? Please let me know

Assassins Creed gets so much shit because people have certain expectations that aren't met, but people totally under-appreciate the worlds that they give us. There is no other game that gives us the worlds that Assassin's Creed does, and it gets completely overlooked in the criticism. People slated Mirage and said it was too short, and it was boring, and the story wasn't engrossing enough... but even if you believe those things, the city of Baghdad is incredible, just as is Greece, and Egypt, and Victorian London, and Revolutionary Paris; all games that have been heavily criticised for one reason or another. But who else in the gaming market is giving us that level of history and detail, and education? Real history and historical settings, architecture, art, and culture are accurately recreated for us to experience in a way that nothing else in history has ever been able to deliver, and I think it's amazing. People just expect it now and criticise the rest, but we should always appreciate their work because it is phenomenal. It's why it is my favourite series of all time.

Sailing in the Caribbean was fuqing crazy experience, still loves those trophic islands…

Origines stole my heart. 2017 i bough two things, a brand new ford fusion se and an assassin creed origines CD. The amount of happiness i got from the game was indescribable that made me forget, i just got a new car.

Odyssey is so gorgeous that I could cry

Black Flag has got the best walking animation.

Man I enjoyed Odyssey so bad, such a fun game.

Don't know about the younglings and new AC fans here. But for me, there's nothing that can top my experience with Ezio Auditore and his iconic soundtrack. Coming home from school, sometimes even in the morning before school, and through summer while the other kids were walking around outside doing nothing, I was walking through Italy as a charming boy who didn't know better, who had to lose everything, who was thrown down a deep rabbit hole, who had to fight for answers and inner peace his whole life until he was an old man, meeting different people along his journey and becoming a wise man in the process. There was something magical about the early games that I can't really describe without formulating it wrong. But it was one of those things that shape you in your younger years and that's what happened to me.