If anything is unique about the Assassin's Creed series, the game's long history is certainly one of them. Through the millennia, architecture has been a witness to history and a home for assassins overlooking the faith. Players who love Assassin's Creed should be impressed by the game's well-known buildings.
The Stonehenge puzzle of Assassin's Creed: The Hall of Heroes, while annoying, has to be admitted that this landscape is not only important in the history of architecture, but also in astronomy. I remember reading "100,000 Whys" when I was a child, and I mentioned many unsolved mysteries about it, which made people feel very mysterious.
The picturesque beauty of ancient Greece in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is a picturesque experience of the prosperity of the Acropolis, a journey through the temples of the gods on the shores of the Aegean Sea, and an understanding of the origins of the ancient Olympic Games in Olympia.
Assassin's Creed: Origins' ancient Egypt is full of mystery, standing on the Sphinx overlooking the yellow sand, sliding down the sand from the top of the pyramid, and the mirage in the desert is also a different landscape.
Assassin's Creed 2 In addition to Florence, the water city of Venice also impressed players. The night scene is even more beautiful, do you remember the fireworks, dance parties, carnivals in the game?
The Colosseum in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood has been meticulously restored by Ubisoft, and the unique architectural structure is unforgettable. Arguably a symbol of Rome and italy, the Colosseum is bustling with tourists all year round and tourists from all over the world flocking to it.
In Assassin's Creed: Revelation, the Hagia Sophia, the armor of Ishaq Pasha, the mentor of the Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins, is hidden. Ezio found the white tulips sophia wanted in the courtyard of the church and eventually became a lifelong family member with the beauty.
Notre Dame cathedral in Assassin's Creed: Revolution is definitely the most recognizable building in the game, how many people were burned down in Notre Dame, and learned about the game through Ubisoft's Hi Kaichi? If you want to visit Paris in France, but various conditions do not allow it, it is better to visit this Gothic building in the game.
Big Ben in Assassin's Creed: Owl is definitely the most impressive for players, and it's also used as the loading interface for the game. Have you ever tried using a hook to climb to the top of a building to perform a leap of faith? Aside from Big Ben, there are plenty of other British attractions worth exploring.