The 10 Most Historically ACCURATE Missions in Assassin's Creed Games
VOICE OVER: Aaron Brown
WRITTEN BY: Victor Lund
From ancient Greece to the American Revolution, Assassin's Creed has masterfully woven historical events into its gameplay. Join us as we explore the missions that most faithfully recreate pivotal moments from history! While Ubisoft takes creative liberties with its fictional Brotherhood, these missions remain impressively true to the historical record. Our countdown includes The Olympic Games from "Odyssey," Paul Revere's Midnight Ride from "AC3," The Assassination of Julius Caesar from "Origins," and more! With meticulous attention to detail from the developers, these missions allow players to experience history firsthand. Which historically accurate Assassin's Creed mission impressed you the most? Let us know in the comments below!
- #11: The Olympic Games
- #10: The Siege of Acre
- #9: The Midnight Ride
- #8: Abandoned By the Gods
- #7: The Fall of Robespierre
- #6: Nobunagas Assault on Iga
- #5: The Tea Party
- #4: The Battle of Thermopylae
- #3: The Assassination of Julius Caesar
- #2: Royal Misfortune
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