The release of Assassin's Creed Mirage heralds a much-needed return to the series' beginnings.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the most latest instalments of the secrecy story, submerge us in sizable open-world historical playgrounds that have RPG influences.

The sneaky story has experienced a variety of twists and evolutions since first taking a leap of faith with Altar in 2007.

After many updates that share a broad scope, Mirage is taking a welcome step back to offer a more tightly focused action-adventure that pays homage to the game that started it all.

The AC fanbase has been longing for a change of pace from the previous round of open-world adventures in the series.

Ubisoft's choices were also influenced by feedback from users who wanted Mirage to resemble the original more.

The creation of Mirage, according to creative director Stéphane Boudon, "has been the confluence of different elements."

Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla are all wonderful games that promise to take players on an epic trip within a gripping narrative. Of course, the first recommendation comes from our community.

They have all adopted the RPG mechanics, and their objectives have been widened to meet those demands. but among those who back us.

We started to get requests for a character-driven story that looked more carefully at the core ideas of the original ACs.