Ubisoft is selling off two gigantic open-world hits
Do you want a lot of playing time for a small price? Then you should take a look at the current Steam sale. Shortly before the release of Assassin’s Creed Mirage in autumn, Ubisoft is offering two of its open-world giants at a particularly low price. But you have to be quick!
Grab Assassin’s Creed Origins and Odyssey
16 years ago the first part of Assassin’s Creed was released. Back then it was all about bartender Desmond Miles, Professor Warren Vidic and Abstergo Industries. Since then, the series has been set in different eras and countries. Over the years, some fan favourites emerged, including the Origins and Odyssey entries.
If you are still missing these parts and you want to expand your Steam library, you can now on Steam save up to 85 percent.
Assassin’s Creed Origins (2017) follows the tragic story of Bayek, the forefather of the Assassin Brotherhood, in ancient Egypt. Instead of 59.99 euros, the game currently costs on Steam only 8.99 euros (watch now on Steam).
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (2018) takes you from outcast to living legend to uncover the mysteries of your past and change the fate of ancient Greece. Instead of 59.99 euros, the game currently costs on Steam only 11.99 euros (watch now on Steam).
Both offers apply until June 15th 2023
Get a first impression of Assassin’s Creed Mirage:
Assassin’s Creed on Steam: Over 200 hours of fun for 20.98 euros
The game series not only offers exciting stories, but also a huge open world to discover. You need a while to explore everything. Here is an overview of the seasons:
- Origins: The story alone lasts 30 hours, for Completionists it’s even 83 hours.
- Odyssey: The story alone lasts 43 hours, for Completionists it’s 136 hours.
So if you play through both parts completely, expect yourselves around 219 hours of gaming fun. With a price of around 21 euros, you definitely can’t go wrong.
In our photo gallery we show you the remaining seasons:
Don’t want to miss any more news about technology, games and pop culture? No current tests and guides? Then follow us
Facebook
or Twitter.
