Sure it's nice to make progress in a game, but it's just as fun to run around these days, especially when exploring through sand-box, single-player story-lines just takes ages, with levels all spread out. Fine (amazing, actually) when you've got the time to sink into the 'Assassin's Creed' series.

Steeped in historical context and from the comfort of sofa+ps4, it's worth it just to parkour and 'look around once in awhile' at the incredible reconstructions of people and architecture.

Got a favorite 'Assassin's Creed' game? Maybe it just depends on where or what time period you want to explore. I'll always remember the first one I played, the Roman one (I think the second?) for it's dreamy music and never-ending, quite challenging, game-play. We're talking mind-blowing level design, even if you find the time-bending 'you're in a simulation' aspect a bit far-fetched.

If the plan is to engage with history and have fun, there is nearly nothing as impressive - and accessible - as to play 'Assassin's Creed'.

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