Não sou muito de terminar DLC, mas me encantei pelas do origins, não to tão decepcionado eu curti bastante esse pós fim do jogo, o traje do Bayek é um máximo e a ambientação em Sinai também é muito bonita, pena que é muito confusa e pequena, sem permitir tanta exploração assim por la

Um dos problemas pra mim dessa DLC é que ela é bem curtinha, em 3 horas tu consegue terminar ela facilmente se jogar direto, mas a historinha é maneira e vale a pena pra quem é fã de AC, tem uns pontos levantados que se tornam cruciais para a saga toda

It's definitely one of the better Assassin's Creed DLCs until that point, which isn't saying much at all. The main story, while it feels like a very fitting epilogue to the story told in the main game, it still is detached enought that it does not feel like it was cut from the main game. It's a good addition to the lore, especially in exploring how the early Assassin's/Hidden Ones operated, and definitely a must for the series fans.

The problem is that Sinai is rather a dull place. Like much of this DLC, Sinai also feels more of the same, with the similar arid mountains and surprisingly unintentersting urban areas. The gameplay also does not have any changes, which is a shame since they could've definitely incorporated the idea of apprentices into a more concrete gameplay mechanic (i.e. summons from Brotherhood). Still, one cannot be complaining too much considering the amount of content and quality it offers with its price.

"We have done good."

The Hidden Ones is the true ending of the main story of Assassin's Creed: Origins as it serves as a somewhat sequel to the events of that game. This DLC features a new "zone", decent amount of side quests, a new story and some decent legendary weapons for those who want to liberate Sinai.

As I said, this DLC takes place in Sinai four years later after the main events of the game. Bayek is called upon by the bureau to aid the assassins and kill a roman general. This whole story is done in 8 missions and to be very honest, they are fine but not that great. Some of them are borderline filler content that does not serve any purpose other than to stretch out the length of the DLC (before you kill the main bad guy, you need to kill three lieutenants and these are utterly easy missions). The new location is great, it looks really good and I really liked the 2 legendaries this DLC introduces but other than that, my experience was pretty lackluster, especially since a lot of people love this DLC. The length of the adventure was something that I disliked the most, it is super short and does not provide enough when it comes to it's story.

The Hidden Ones is a decent little experience and if you want more Origins in your life, give this one a go.

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More of the same, but with Origins that's not a bad thing at all, story was pretty great too and serves as a great epilogue for Bayek. I liked the ziplines but it definitely could of used another new mechanic like maybe bringing back Brotherhood's assassin recruits, could've worked wonderfully here.

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If you're in the mood for a bite-sized Assassin's Creed: Origins, then this is for you. It probably serves more as an origin to the Assassin Order than the base game where it felt like an afterthought. The new area doesn't have anything new to offer that you didn't already see in the main game. The outposts and camps do feel a bit better designed to support the three main ways of playing, i.e. warrior, ranged and stealth. Perhaps I only feel this because there's less of them but the ones there do seem more interesting to navigate. It's a solid DLC but it's not particularly exciting.