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Assassin's Creed Origins - Xbox One Standard Edition

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Condition
New
Platform For Display
Xbox One
Edition
Standard
Model
UBP50412100
Dimensions
0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 in; 2.4 oz
Weight
2.4 oz
Publication Date
October 27, 2017

Features 5

  • Assassin's Creed Origins: Over 50 E3 awards and nominations
  • Unearth the pharaohs' tombs, solve the mysteries of Egypt, and come face to face with ancient gods
  • Reveal the origin story through a tale of the first Assassin on a fearless quest for redemption
  • Attack multiple enemies at once and string together devastating combos with all new combat mechanics

Description

Ancient Egypt – home of colossal pyramids, gilded tombs, tyrannical god-kings, and the origin story of the Assassins. As Cleopatra’s empire crumbles, the birth of the Assassin's Brotherhood will lead to an extraordinary shift of the world order. Along your journey, the mysteries of Ancient Egypt will be revealed. Assassin’s Creed Origins uncovers the beginning of the Brotherhood. Fight in epic battles, master a completely reinvented combat system, and explore the entirety of Egypt. With the all-new quest system, complete missions in any order you choose, and follow your own path to greatness.Battery: no battery used.

Specs 14

Publication Date October 27, 2017
Computer Platform Xbox One
Global Trade Identification Number 97
UPC 887256028497 887256028459
Compatible Video Game Console Models Microsoft Xbox One S
Release date October 27, 2017
Product Dimensions 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item Video Game

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... it 5 stars does not mean it is a perfect game but
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
I will start off by saying that even though I gave it 5 stars does not mean it is a perfect game but, it is in the right direction for AC. I will start with the negatives because there are not as many as positives. The game does have a few bugs and glitches however not game breaking. I have come across one that is kind of annoying, where it seems like the game freezes and makes a loud buzzing sound but it only takes a few seconds to get back to the game play, no you don't have to restart the game from what I have experienced. There are a few times where Bayek ( protagonist) gets stuck in a couple parkour animations, which is kind of annoying, but should only take a little movement of the stick to move around again. I also have a little complaint and maybe I am the only one, but Ubisoft please next time don't use white question marks on a yellow background, I understand you had to use yellow for Egypt because of the abundance of sand, but you could have used any other color white or yellow to make the questions marks, hell you could have used the same blue that is already there for the "special" icons. As for the positives, the story is good, not great, but good. It doesn't match up with previous titled stories, however I would put this game in my top three (AC 2, AC Brotherhood, and I would say this ties with Black Flag). It does get better on the latter half of the game, the ending is pretty good (don't worry I will not put huge spoilers in this review). However, the characters in this game make up for the story. Bayek is an amazing character between his jokes and his seriousness, the same goes for his wife Aya. Aya is probably the best written female in the AC universe (I didn't play Liberation so I can't be sure0. The writing in this game is superb, I don't know who voice acted Bayek and Aya but you guys did amazing. I should say that I have put about 60 hours in this game so far and still haven't finished all the side quest and other activities in the game but I did finish the story, but keep in mind that I did very little fast traveling and either walked or rode horseback to get fully immersed in the world Ubisoft created. The change to an RPG is the right direction for the rest of AC and I hope they are not afraid to take more years off for the next, because even though I am a huge AC fan I was starting to get a little fatigued with the series, but now I am definitely on board again if this is the direction AC is taking. The combat will take a little getting used to because they try to teach you the new mechanics of the game at the same time you are trying to fight a "boss". The game is a little difficult, I played on normal difficulty and died plenty, however once you find a good weapon with good stats and you start getting higher in level, it starts to get a little easy however still fun, The skill tree is good however there a few skills that, just by reading the description, seem kind of useless. Since the Trial of the Gods just started, I feel I should post my feelings on it. However fun, the Trial of Anubis is pretty easy once you figure out everything he throws at you. I see a bright future this game and future installments if this is how Ubisoft plans to turn AC into. One last note, Ubisoft please, you did such a great job with Aya, please consider making another game with a Female protagonist. I know we had Liberation and we had Evie in Syndicate, but I feel Jacob had the spotlight. Don't be afraid of the SJW's and Feminists, all they want is attention, as long as you don't over sexualize the character it should be fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2017 by Gears Judgment
Hip, Hip, Hippodrome!
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
Ben-Hur baby! Charleton Heston would approve. I'm only on level 14 and just started chariot racing in the Hippodrome. Too much fun. This game is fantastic. I'm a professional day trader and as soon as the market closes for the day, I dive back in to the game. The game looks and plays amazing on my 65" 4k curved Samsung. Along with my 7.2 Yamaha receiver and Polk audio speakers, the Xbones One X delivers. If you own a 4k tv, do yourself a favor and invest your money in a One X. You won't be sorry. I'll never buy another game for my ps4, unless it's a ps4 exclusive. As for the game, I've only played two Creeds prior - the very first Creed and Black Flag. Black Flag was outstanding, but Origins, so far, is just great. There is so much to do with all the side missions and quests in the game. You never get bored. The game mechanics for hunting prey, fighting and slaughtering the Egyptian soldiers is extremely satisfying. You just need to make sure your blades are up to par as your leveling. You'll find your favorite weapons and you'll will want to keep and upgrade them as you go. If you're on the fence about getting this game, jump off and buy it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2017 by Socal
4K, Dolby Atmos, Rich Original Gameplay... Whats not to like?
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
This is the best Assassins Creed game I've played in a long while. The visuals are stunning, the map is huge, and they really have created a great world this time. They really should stick with the two year release time lines. The story is pretty good, though there is so much to do i've sometimes had a hard time remembering what the heck im doing a quest for. They have done away with being able to go wherever you want, in Origins the map is divided into zones. Each zone has recommended levels. If you are level 5 and you walk into a level 20 zone, you are going to get destroyed, no matter how well you've mastered the fighting mechanics. Likewise, if you are lvl 20 and you go back to a lvl 5 zone, you are going to feel like a god. To add in some good measure in some zones they have added in Phylakes which are high level bounty hunters looking just for you. They add in a challenge when you think there is non and makes you always have to be aware of your surroundings. The combat is also different, instead of just endlessly countering everything (which every good Ass Creed has used so far) which is a breath of fresh air. There are tons of different weapons, bows, and gear to use now. And they have different levels so you do change them fairly often. You have to charge your attack to break an enemies defense or shield. Gone are the days where if you're surrounded by enemies will only one attack at a time... They will all jump you now, and you will die. Besides that you get a little eagle buddy, that can mark enemies for you ala Far Cry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2018 by Grumbo
Arrived in Perfect Condition!
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
Item arrived very quickly and in perfect condition. The packaging had “fragile” on it and there isn’t a single dent or scratch on the case. Also got the game for a sweet price. Super happy with my purchase and will be checking NESforever’s Amazon shop in the future for other video game purchases.
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Brayden Shannon
Fun
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
Fun game
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026 by W.Barkley
Making me love Assassins Creed again.
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
I have not liked an Assasins Creed game since Black Flag but Origins has been enjoyable. My biggest gripe has always been switching back and forth between lengthy cut scenes in the current timeframe before getting to go back and do what we bought the game for in the first place. With Origins, we are still forced to go back to someone in a version of the Animus, but it happens so rarely I forget about it. Maybe because I spend so much time on quests and not the main storyline. I've probably put 20 hours into the game so far and feel like I've barely touched what there is. The side quests just keep coming. Also, this is the first game I've played in 4K HDR and it looks amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2017 by Troy Lyons
One of the best ones to date
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
Amazing game, in terms of gameplay. It's beautiful. Very few loading screens. Huge map. Open. SO much to do. So many treasures, tombs, temples and things to discover. Good attention to detail. Yes, the controls are different, but it's totally fine if you just play for a few hours. Combat is completely different, which is good, because it's a lot more realistic and takes a lot more effort than just hitting "B" the entire time and countering 600 enemies. My only gripe is that the storyline is pretty weak. I was a little disappointed in that. Otherwise, this game is a dream to play! Graphics: 9/10 Combat: 9/10 Map: 10/10 Stuff to do: 10/10 Mysteries and all the goodies: 10/10 Overall gamplay: 9.7/10 Storyline: 5/10 Overall overall: 9.4/10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017 by turbophoto
Don't skip this one
Platform For Display: Xbox One Edition: Standard
I actually played Odyssey, then Valhalla, before coming back for this. All three games use basically the same engine, so it's safe to say that after 3.5 years Origins' graphics still hold up. The story itself is about Bayek, the last of Egypt's medjays, as well as his wife Aya. The meta begins Layla's story (which is continued in Odyssey). I finished the main questline in 30-40 hours, but then purchased both DLCs and ended up playing the game for a total of 86+ hrs. The level cap in the base game is 40, but that is increased to 45 with the Hidden Ones and then 55 with Curse of the Pharaohs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by Praz
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