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To understand where the Assassins came from, we have to go back. Back to the very beginning. In Assassin’s Creed Origins, that’s precisely what we’ll be doing. Playing as Beyek of Siwa, the last of the Medjay (a sort of “sheriff”). I got to try out a
by Ron BurkeBefore apps came along to waste away our free time, Sudoku was a favorite among those that liked a little game break in their day. Its speed and scaled difficulty made the game immensely popular to the point that it rivaled the crossword as the ultimate time filler. The interesting
by Nick SouthWhen it announced Call of Duty: WWII, developer Sledgehammer Games made a promise: the game would return to the series’ roots with boots-on-the-ground combat. After watching a behind-closed-doors gameplay demo at E3, it’s safe to say the studio is delivering on that promise. WWII’s single-player campaign follows an
by Hunter WolfeTo understand where the Assassins came from, we have to go back. Back to the very beginning. In Assassin’s Creed Origins, that’s precisely what we’ll be doing. Playing as Beyek of Siwa, the last of the Medjay (a sort of “sheriff”). I got to try out a
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To understand where the Assassins came from, we have to go back. Back to the very beginning. In Assassin’s Creed Origins, that’s precisely what we’ll be doing. Playing as Beyek of Siwa, the last of the Medjay (a sort of “sheriff”). I got to try out a
by Ron BurkeBefore apps came along to waste away our free time, Sudoku was a favorite among those that liked a little game break in their day. Its speed and scaled difficulty made the game immensely popular to the point that it rivaled the crossword as the ultimate time filler. The interesting
by Nick SouthWhen it announced Call of Duty: WWII, developer Sledgehammer Games made a promise: the game would return to the series’ roots with boots-on-the-ground combat. After watching a behind-closed-doors gameplay demo at E3, it’s safe to say the studio is delivering on that promise. WWII’s single-player campaign follows an
by Hunter Wolfe