Ubisoft's Egyptian Assassin's Creed, which has been polished for two years, will be officially announced. However, someone visited GameStop, a famous American game store, and suddenly found the promotional T-shirt of this game, with the game's protagonist, logo, and the Eye of Full View on it.

According to the content on the T-shirt, the protagonist is wearing a bow and arrow and a shield, with his Egyptian name in the upper right corner, and the translated English "Ba Yek" next to it. There is also "49BCE" on the T-shirt, which means that this work is set in 49 BC.

The back of this dress has a new logo. In addition to the standard AC logo, the "Eye of All-Sight" is also inlaid with "Eye of All-Sight", which means "Eye of Horus" and the origin of "Eye of All-Sight". After all, this work will explore the origin of the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, and the series includes various Easter eggs of Eye of All-Sight.

In addition, the Comcibook website's gaming channel WWG has confirmed that the T-shirt is indeed a new work peripheral. Its Ubisoft Intelligence source also disclosed that more pictures of the T-shirts are exclusively released to the website, so the pictures have the watermark of their website.

Assassin's Creed: Origins is created by the Assassin's Creed 4 team, using the upgraded Anvil engine, adding navigation elements, exploring the Mediterranean region, controlling the Eagle instead series overlooking the lookout elements, and also including the crack mission elements of "Assassin's Creed: The Revolution", exploring Asian countries, World War II France, Modern Abstergo, and joining Orthodox Modern Missions. These contents have been confirmed before and are also announced by the WWG media of this intelligence source.