I was reading Danny Nicholson's blog post about playing Assassin's Creed and the thought of being able to tool around in Ancient Egypt and check it out without worrying about violence happening in the game could make a great educational tool. Well it is now possible with Discovery Tour by Assassin's Creed: Ancient Egypt is a free update to Assassin's Creed Origins or a standalone purchase.
Here is what Mr Nicholson says, "Players can explore Ancient Egypt non-violently as one of 25 different avatars, with 75 interactive tours that dive into the history behind the game’s reconstruction of the ancient world.
The tours have been curated by historians and Egyptologists, each focusing on a different subject, including the Great Pyramids, the life of Cleopatra, mummification, and more. Additionally, Discovery Tour lets players roam the entire game world without constraints or threats, exploring a sprawling landscape that includes Memphis, Alexandria, the Sand Sea, and the Giza Plateau at their own pace. The graphics are stunning, and I could happily spend hours exploring."
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