Ubisoft announces collaboration with several renowned institutions to give a touch of "Baghdad History" to the Assassin's Creed Mirage, the latest title in the Assassin's Creed® game series that will launch globally on October 12, 2023. Through Asssasin's Creed Mirage, Ubisoft promises a more interactive gaming experience to know the history of Baghdad more broadly and deeply.
Here, Ubisoft says there will be 60 historical sites tailored to the history of Baghdad, all of which are divided into five categories; Art & Science; Beliefs and Daily Life; Court Life; Economy; and Government. All of these were created based on existing history and in collaboration with historians and expert advisors.
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Historical Objects that Will Be Present in Assassin's Creed Mirage
Not only that, all of Bagdhad's history is carefully illustrated and matched with the collections of museums and institutions around the world, some of which include The David Collection, Institut du monde arabe (IMA), The Khalili Collections, and the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design.
As we know, The David Collection is an exclusive museum in the heart of Copenhagen with one of the most comprehensive collections of Islamic art in the Western world. In fact, the museum has Casket beautiful ivory with gold-toned bronze fittings from Baghdad.
Then, there is the Institut du monde arabe in Paris (IMA) which is a bridge between French, Arab and the rest of the world cultures. They serve as a cultural activator, and even an important place to learn more about Arab history. One of the objects that the IMA owns and will be featured in Assasin's Creed Mirage are Ruby Lustre Bowl.
Furthermore, Ubisoft also collaborated with Professor Sir Nasser D. Khalili to collect eight of the best art collections in the world. One of the collections that will be used in this game is Planispheric Astrolabe.
Then, Ubisoft also said that they are working with the Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture & Design, which is a place located in Honolulu. This place was even built by Doris Duke in 1937, and now the Shangri La Museum is used as a place to get to know Islamic art and culture. Here they have one interesting collection that will also be featured in Assasin's Creed Mirage, namely Blown Glass Jar with Trailed Zigzag decoration.
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Ubisoft Dedicated to Creating Games Based on Original History
"Assassin's Creed has always strived to be a gateway for players to discover more about the historical background and the era it explores." said Thierry Noël, Head of Ubisoft's Humanities & Inspiration Department.
"With expertly curated information, the history of Baghdad offers a research-based perspective on 9th century Baghdad and the Abbasid Empire, overcoming the preconceptions and clichés often associated with them. Our collaboration with esteemed partners and experts to bring this feature to Assassin's Creed Mirage further highlights the commitment to authenticity and accuracy that characterizes the series."
From this, we can conclude that Ubisoft has always given real history to its games. In fact, by collaborating with experts, historians, and world-renowned museums and institutes, it proves that Assassin's Creed is not just an adventure game, but also an adventure game that is quite credible and educational.
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It turns out that playing games can also be a means of learning something. Besides language, you can also learn history.
yep, that's right, and I think this is one of the best games to learn history. because the game developer also did serious research.
From playing games, we can get to know the history of the world which is certainly very interesting and adds insight to knowledge. My son is the one who likes to play games. You can also inform my son, he must be very curious 😀 TFS mbak. It's great that the history shared in this game is really the original story.
It's good for children, but it's recommended for children over 17, because there are quite a lot of bloody murders. Then, the puzzles and missions are also quite complex.
Bagdad is indeed famous for its history because that is where civilization originally began to develop. Mantab banvet gemenya yes mba
Yes, this game is really good. play fun while learning
Now this is a game that is useful. Not just a game but a lot of historical knowledge. My husband really likes this game because he is a history lover too..thank you for sharing this.
The average Assassin's Creed is all useful mba, I even know the history of France, England, at least from the game. then I know Diah Gitarja also from the game haha
The history of the game is quite long. I think it will be fun to play the game. You must also prepare a capable laptop, ma'am.
Yep that's right, Assassin's Creed is a heavy game, if gamers say it's in the AAA game category. So I really need a capable laptop / PC
Playing games is not just entertainment, there is a lot that can be learned from games, if Alde plays games so he can speak English. It's cool that the game is based on history ...
I rarely play games on my laptop because I'm afraid I'll miss it because of my old laptop. Maybe if I have a capable device later, there's nothing wrong with trying this game. Moreover, I also like historical and adventure nuanced echoes.
I rarely play games on my laptop because I'm afraid I'll miss it because of my old laptop. Maybe if I have a capable device later, there's nothing wrong with trying this game. Moreover, I also like historical and adventure games.