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Assassin's Creed® Origins
Assassin's Creed® Origins combines exploration across a broad Egyptian world with solo combat, quests and weapon loot. It costs $7.53 from 
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $5.002024-09Current Low Across Stores~ $7.53Enebavs. Historical Low+51%
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01About Assassin's Creed® Origins
In Assassin's Creed® Origins, explore Ancient Egypt, from deserts and lush oases to the Mediterranean Sea and the tombs of Giza. Travel along the Nile through a vast land, fight ancient factions and wild beasts, and uncover the origins of the Assassin's Brotherhood. Steam players rate the game 85%% positive across 120,455 reviews. The Steam PC version supports single-player. Confirmed interface languages include English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
Credits
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LEAD DESIGNER
Mitchell T. Fujino
game developer
Composer
Sarah Schachner
Developer
Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher
Ubisoft
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$5.002024-09-25 · Ubisoft StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
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| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Language and play mode
The Steam PC version supports single-player. The confirmed language list includes English audio, interface and subtitles, with several other languages also available.
More languages
The confirmed list also includes German, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Controller support is not specified.
03Frequently asked questions
What places can I explore?
You can explore deserts, oases, the Mediterranean Sea and the tombs of Giza, while fighting ancient factions and wild beasts.
How does combat work?
Combat is built around weapons with different traits and rarities, progression systems and powerful bosses.
What is the story about?
You meet a range of characters and take on multiple quests and stories while uncovering the origins of the Assassin's Brotherhood.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
It's the best AC yet, and a triumphant return to the series. (That's all you're getting. Every time I try and write an in-depth review I get "0 out 1000 found this helpful", so now I can't be arsed.)Show moreShow less
47.6 hours at review2,513 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
TL;DR -- This game has LOTS of bells and whistles (open world size/depth, graphical prowess) and lots of polish, but the core mechanics (fighting, climbing, and stealth) are actually a step back from Syndicate. Detail --I have a really hard time choosing between the "Yes" and "No" answer to whether I recommend this game. There are some things it does so well that it's just a joy to play; the environments are stunningly well-crafted and the graphics are gorgeous. But there are also some features it's either completely missing or does so poorly it leaves me wanting to bang my head against the wall because they detract from what could have been such a better game. It also runs very shakily, with regular, ugly frame drops. If you adore the series like me, then go ahead and pick this up. You'll get enough out of it to make it worth a purchase (as I feel I did). But if you're not a fan then skip Origins unless you love Egyptian history. This game won't convert you. And I'd go even further to say that if you're lukewarm on the series, you probably want to skip this, too. All it really does well is open world and soundtrack. So unless one of those two are something you love in a game, you're probably not going to like Origins enough to spend $60 on it. I'm pretty stunned that there are a number of things this game actually does worse than its predecessor, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, which is a game that many consider to be one of the poorer entries in the series. For starters, free climbing is an absolute mess in Assassin's Creed Origins. The reinvention they worked so hard on in Unity with the Free Climb Up and Free Climb Down buttons, and the perfection of that system into what I consider the smoothest free climbing in the series in Syndicate is completely gone from Origins, which instead has reverted to the absolutely terrible "One Button to Free Climb" system that birthed the frustrating moments of the worst game in the series (in my opinion), Assassin's Creed III. Get ready to randomly jump off walls into the middle of 8 enemies in a courtyard when you're trying to stealth, or to begin climbing up the wall next to you when you're just trying to reposition yourself in the middle of a fight. In addition to this, what you can climb is not really indicated visually anymore. Some buildings have clear grooves that are not usable as handles, and there are statues that have no handholds whatsoever that are easily scaleable. Some spaces seem to far to jump but you can with ease, others seem clearly in reach but are not. It's completely arbitrary and leaves you feeling railroaded. In addition to the poor free climbing, combat is an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Ubi has swiped Witcher 3's combat system without shame, except the smoothness of that game is completely gone, leaving you janky, unnatural, strangely timed animations, and dodges that happen inhumanly fast yet still get you hit by enemies because the hitboxes are so inaccurate. And you have no Signs or potions to deepen the experience. It feels weird, it looks bad, and it's shallow. It's not fun. I played through Witcher 3 on Death March and had a lot of fun, so it's not that I'm bad at video games. Origins saw me turn the difficulty to Easy almost immediately so I could just button mash and blast through the enemies and avoid the combat almost completely. The stealth is not as good as Syndicate, which made great improvements such as using cover and specific designs in the environment to your advantage. It's not even as good as the stealthy side missions (saving child workers, etc) in Syndicate. It's the same stealth gameplay from Black Flag, which was fine... 4 years ago. Really disappointing if you love the stealth genre like I do and were happy with the improvements from Syndicate. Another puzzling design choice is the complete removal of the Codex and the historical info blurbs that pop up as you're free roaming. One of my favorite things to do in an AC game is to free roam, hitting map markers, while reading the historical blurbs that pop up to provide improtant context. It's absurd that Ubi would completely remove them from this game for the first time. I'm a layman to Egyptian history and they could have provided some great context to some of these characters. It's great knowing that they're based on real, historical people who actually lived. That context is completely gone and the majority of these characters I'm meeting are way too thinly written without it. They're dry as paper and may as well be scarecrows with costumes. The story is mediocre in general. It's a generic revenge tale with some oddly inconsistent tone (Bayek seems awfully cheerful for having a young son who was brutally murdered less than a year ago) and peppered with some awful voice acting. Bayek and Aya's performers are great, but Layla's is awful, and a lot of the minor characters are inexcusably bad, too. Okay so I'm kind of crapping all over the game here, but it does still do some things amazingly well. The addition of RPG elements, including ranked loot, really help push you towards exploring, too. At its best, Origins will keep you up all night hitting question marks on the map, levelling your character, getting new loot, and generally just progressing and clearing the map. The open world is spellbinding. There's such a variety in terrain -- desert, arid mountains, oases, cities, woods, etc -- That you never get tired of simply hopping on your camel or horse and exploring. There's verticality, water to dive in, tombs to raid, and caves to spelunk. And the variety in cities is excellent as well. Gone are the samey cities from past games, and back is the huge variance in cities such as between Florence and Venice in II. The Greek architecture of Alexandria, the old Egyptian setting of Memphis, and the varied small oasis towns and camps in between them keep everything fresh and you never feel tired of exploring. There was a point for about 50 hours when I was just free roaming, having a blast experiencing these great environments, and I seriously considered changing this review to positive. But roaming an open world can't carry a game by itself. So I eventually grew bored of hitting points of interest and continued Origins' story missions only to be forced into bad mission design, bad combat, badly designed stealth segments, and bad plot writing, and began hating this game all over again. A lot of this game reminds me of Assassin's Creed III, with all its poor mission design and bad story. To be concise, the problem is that too often the great stuff in Origins is broken up by one of the negatives I mentioned earlier. I'll stealth through two or three bandit camps, hit points of interest, gain levels and hunt loot while progressing my character, taking in the quiet moments and enjoying the great soundtrack... Then I'll run into a free climbing snafu, or get bogged down in its clunky combat for 10 minutes, or play some drearily designed story mission that kills any desire to keep playing. Despite all my hours logged, I still haven't finished the game. I've cleared most of the map icons from free roaming, but the story, combat, stealth, and general mission design failed to engage me to such an extent that I have no desire to actually complete the game. I've already gotten what I wanted out of it: A great open world experience that I can take in at my own leisure. It's unfortunate that so much other frustration got in the way. And because of that I can't honestly recommend this game to any but the most hardcore Assassin's Creed fans. So I've got to check the "No", despite my inner Assassin's Creed fanboy wanting to click "Yes". My series ranking: Origins is nowhere near as good as II, Brotherhood, or Black Flag, but still a more enjoyable experience than the putridly awful III and the below average Unity.Show moreShow less
93.9 hours at review1,281 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Overall Score: 8.2 / 10 Quality7.3/10 High quality AAA beta Performance 8/10Good optimization, only a few minor frame drops in highly populated areas and the FMVs with maximized settings Utility 6/10A big variety of lil' bugs & glitches, but no game-breaking bugs experienced; a lot of bugs have been fixed and the first patches introduced new features; requires 3rd party account → Uplay Controls8/10Good controls with pad, but somewhat clunky melee combat and bad auto-aim (locked to the chest); smooth mounted combat, bird/drone flights and climbing; kb+m controls are decent overall aswell Gameplay8.8/10 An AC "Solo-MMORPG" Challenge 9/10Designated level range for the zones, 4 difficulties (swap 'em freely) and the option to upscale enemies' level: have it your way! Mini-game leaderboards Content10/10~40 hours, if you rush the main quest, but easily 100h to 100% in a relaxed playstyle; lots of endcontent: optional quests, challenges, events and DLC Diversity7/10Lots of different landscapes and cities, engaging side quests & a wide range of weapons to choose from; boring AI, repetitive dungeons and enemy design Immersion9/10Mind-blowing graphics & map size that make it really easy to lose yourself in this massive, virtual, ancient Egypt (!); almost no gore, no dismemberments Design8.4/10 Good work that lacks finesse Visuals10/10Stunning graphical quality and design overall; already looks better in 1080p than most recent releases look in 4k; even impressive sights on Very Low Sound 8/10Good, localized voice-overs (Latin and Egyptian for plot-irrelevant NPC); SFX OK; stereotypical, but coherent OST Texts 7/10Significant historical content; timeless motive of revenge, but the plot seems tacked together; no interaction at all: no dialogue options or moral decisions Mapping9/10A vast, very naturalistic world, just like Wildlands. Lots of similar structures, but that is authentic; small dungeons Interface 8/10Mostly well designed UI and menus; almost completely customizable HUD 🎵 * This bug was the worst, yet my personal favorite! 📷 Includes a photo tool for shots from any angle. 💸 Worth the full price, but ~40€ as key or on sale. Tested with: FOV 115, Ultra High (max.), plenty of options available 4K, 3840 × 2160, Ø 45fps, HD, 1920 × 1080, Ø 60fps i7-7700K, 4 x 4.2 GHz; MSI GTX 1080, 8GB GDDR5X 16 GB DDR4 RAM; generic HDD; Win 10 Pro, 64-Bit PS4, Microsoft Xbox 360 & Xbox One Elite Controller If you found this review helpful, feel free to check out my... ⭐ Curator page | 👪 Steam group | 👾 DiscordShow moreShow less
73.2 hours at review1,249 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
The game itself is brilliant from what I have played but I stopped before my CPU consumed itself. I'm getitng 60% CPU usage on the Title screen. I-5 3.2ghz Quad Core 8GB Ram GTX 1080 Asus Strix (Oc'd) 100% usage on all cores and 40% usage on GPU. 60 FPS in the desert and 30 fps in towns and cities.Show moreShow less
22.3 hours at review932 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
After several days of heavy playing and finally finishing the whole story, I'm bringing myself back here to write my very first game review. I started playing the AC series from AC2 which is an epic game. Besides the rises and falls of public opinion toward this brand name, I've always liked the past AC games (yes, even the Unity which everybody ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on). Game makers are trying very hard to continue the story, and I truly appreciate their efforts. Some of the best things about ACO that I really like: 1. Architecture. This is the best thing about AC games. For me, it's since I first "ran" across Venice Rooftops. I could just sit at the top of the Pyramid of Giza and stare at this fabulous world all day long. 2. Combat. Alright, I have complex feelings about this one. Combat is really hard compared to previous AC games, where you could basically just do counters and take down as many guards as there possibly are. Being surrounded would be a nightmare in ACO when you're not well-equipped enough. Luckily boss battles are not hell because you mostly only need to deal with one, and then you can truly analyze their attacking patterns and fight accordingly. BTW, I started using long-ranged predator bows to assassinate most of the normal guards. Super fun controlling the arrow in air and headshotting around the corner, and helps you avoid so much conflict. 3. Resource gathering. I think this is where the game makers really gave some thoughts. You never have excess money or resources, but you never lack a whole lot of them either. You won't have to spend a lot of time to gather some key resources for one or two important upgrade that might get you through one major quest. Super equipments are not hard to get either, Reda the You Also Grow Too Fast kid sells this chest in which legendary ranked stuff are not scarce. All these make the balance just about right between going through the main story and doing random training and gathering to leveling up. 4. Photo mode. Haha this one is just SUPER! This could keep some people playing for a long while. Now those beautiful sceneries would never be wasted again. And you have a bunch of options to play with to make your favorite photo. Also, you can see other amazing photos taken by other players as well in the map tab. Also, those photos might contain information about the location as well, sometimes useful. 5. Senu. She is the Origin of the Eagle Vision and she is the BEST so far. This system helps you locate objects, treasures, animals, enermies and even entrances, but you do have to manually scan the map to pin them all. Again, I think it's just about right in terms of balance. That being said, some other not too positive thougts too. 6. Level system. This kind of started since Syndicate where the ability points system is introduced. But... you have to upgrade hidden blade damage, or otherwise you can't even do half hp damage to a high level captain or commander when "assassinating" from behind? That just feels weird. Thankfully leveling up and collecting material to upgrade, say your hidden blade (at least to a "usable" degree for your current mission) would not be too much of a hassle, otherwise this system would be really annoying. 7. Story. 7.1 I really liked Bayek's story, but I don't see why... alright I'm not turning myself into a spoiler. Anyways, I see others complaining that every AC game gives a new definition of the Creed, but I kinda disagree with that. Nobody said that game makers advocated what they where conveying through the characters. We see that in AC3 where the game itself spoke for Haythem's Templar logic and criticized Conner's brute work to some extent. The debate between ideologies never stopped, and as a game series, I think AC is still handling itself okay in this context. I believe that if you have played AC3 before, you would probably feel as I do that Bayek is not much better than Conner when Conner started his journey. But the idea Bayek and Aya put forward toward the end of ACO did make sense and was a good explanation for the Origin of the brotherhood. But besides from that, I still find the story lacking the impact I had when playing AC2, Revelations, Black Flag or Rogue. 7.2 In addition, the modern timeline didn't progress much either... I'm really not interested in picking up all the novels and stuff, and I know none of the characters in ACO except for William Miles (whom I only know as much as that he is Desmond's father). I'll just wait for the next AC game and see if the modern timeline could make any sense. I hope it does. Well, you could actually find clues in ACO but... Again, I'm not gonna be a spoiler. 8. Music. It's nowhere near bad. Actually I think it's good and immersive. But Venice Rooftops and Ezio's Family just couldn't be beaten. To the end of this pile of rubbish I just talked, I like this game very much. But I guess that nobody actually cares, lol. Those who are not interested will probably still not buy this game after reading all those positive reviews, and those who are interested already bought and shot the sh*t out of Anubis haha. Good luck hunting hippos everybody!Show moreShow less
68.2 hours at review1,073 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
STOP REQUIERING ONLINE SERVICES FOR SINGLE PLAYER GAMES, ITS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ STUPIDShow moreShow less
0.7 hours at review765 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
🎮Audience🎮 ❌ Kids ✅ Teens ✅ Adults ✅ Hardcore Gamers ❌ Everyone 🌆 Graphics 🌆 ❌ You forget what reality is ❌ Masterpiece ✅ Beautiful ❌ Good ❌ Decent ❌ Bad ❌ Don‘t look too long at it ❌ MS-DOS ❌ Pixel / a different style 📖 Story 📖 ❌ No story ❌ Some lore ❌ Average ✅ Good ❌ Lovely ❌ Masterpiece ❌ It'll replace your life 💻 PC Requirements 💻 ❌ Check if you can run paint ❌ Potato ❌ Decent ✅ Fast ❌ Rich boi ❌ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ⌛️ Game Length ⌛️ ❌ Really short (0 - 3 hours) ❌ Short (4 - 8 hours) ❌ Few hours (9 - 20 hours) ✅ Long (21-60 hours) ❌ Very long (61-100 hours) ❌ To infinity and beyond ⚙️ Difficulty ⚙️ ❌ Just press 'W' ✅ Easy ❌ Medium ❌ Easy to learn / Hard to master ❌ Significant brain usage ❌ Difficult ❌ Dark Souls 🎧 Audio - Music 🎧 ❌ I'm now deaf ❌ Audio: %1 ❌ Bad ❌ Not too bad ✅ Good ❌ Very good ❌ Eargasm 🎮 Replayability 🎮 ❌ One Shot ✅ It must have been a long time ❌ It must have been some time ❌ Definitely playable ❌ Multiplayer 🔮 Game Modes 🔮 ❌ Multiplayer ✅ Singleplayer ❌ Co-op 😡 Bugs 😡 ❌ Never heard of ✅ Minor bugs ❌ Can get annoying ❌ ARK: Survival Evolved ❌ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs 🎮 Is it worth playing? 🎮 ✅ Yes ❌ So-So! ❌ No 🔟 Rating 🔟 8.5/10Show moreShow less
198.2 hours at review601 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Bought and refunded. Listen to everyone people. My computer has more than enough for this game and my Fps was clipping down to 15 every 5 seconds or so. After about 15-20 minutes in the lag and black screen flicker was too much to even get to enjoy playing the game. SO; Do not buy till they fix the anti piracy software (by removing it) because it will run like trash. The game it self seemed kind of fun for the five minutes I got to actually enjoy.Show moreShow less
0.7 hours at review539 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Cheap laptop with Geforce 940M: >runs becnhmark: 15 fps average :c >enables adaptive resolution >runs bench. again: almost constant 30 fps, without big loses in quality ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Edit: Woah the sidequests and story are atcually really good. Edit2: just finished main story. This is amazing.Show moreShow less
59.5 hours at review560 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Don’t get me wrong, this is may be my favourite open-world game ever, right above The Witcher 3 and Skyrim, but this is aimed at Ubisoft. Their ongoing anti-consumer policies and habits have gone too far. If they decide to delist the game or sunset the online store you will be forced to delete it via their EULA. You dont get to even keep it as single player https://www.ubisoft.com/legal/documents/eula/en-US 8. TERMINATION The EULA is effective from the earlier of the date You purchase, download or use the Product, until terminated according to its terms. You and UBISOFT (or its licensors) may terminate this EULA, at any time, for any reason. Termination by UBISOFT will be effective upon (a) notice to You or (b) termination of Your UBISOFT Account (if any) or (c) at the time of UBISOFT's decision to discontinue offering and/or supporting the Product. This EULA will terminate automatically if You fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of this EULA. Upon termination for any reason, You must immediately uninstall the Product and destroy all copies of the Product in Your possession.Show moreShow less
114.7 hours at review462 people found this helpful
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