Assassin's Creed Origins: The Hidden Ones
released on Jan 23, 2018
An expansion for Assassin's Creed Origins
The Hidden Ones is a downloadable content expansion package for Assassin's Creed: Origins, set to be released in January 2018. It is to be the first out of two expansion packs for the game, alongside The Curse of the Pharaohs. Set several years after the events of the main game, The Hidden Ones sees Bayek travel to the Sinai Peninsula, where he will become entangled in a conflict between occupying Roman forces and a rebel faction. It also continues the story of the Hidden Ones, exploring the events that came after the formal founding of the Brotherhood.
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It's an enjoyable experience going throughout the world
The Toilet Ones
hidden ones is a soulless cash grab that really doesnt need to exist, curse of the pharoahs is better
This review contains spoilers
It's a very interesting story if you care to know more about the origins of the Brotherhood. You recruit new members and get some betrayals. It gives you a new small area to explore.
Short DLC overall - regarding story, side quests, and exploration, - but pretty enjoyable to play. It also unlocks some nice weapons, mounts, and outfits.
Plus, you get to meet Aya (Amunet) again.
Short DLC overall - regarding story, side quests, and exploration, - but pretty enjoyable to play. It also unlocks some nice weapons, mounts, and outfits.
Plus, you get to meet Aya (Amunet) again.
71/100
I was more excited to start the Hidden Ones DLC. Sadly, it didn't live up to my expectations. It was a short experience and the story was cliche. You see it coming right in the beginning.
I wanted more information on how the Assassin's Creed group was started. You get a couple side characters to recruit but then you never see them again. There's no relationship building. It was flat.
I wanted more information on how the Assassin's Creed group was started. You get a couple side characters to recruit but then you never see them again. There's no relationship building. It was flat.