Ubisoft's Assassins Creed is a very famous action-adventure series (although it has begun to turn to RPG). Starting from Assassin Master Altay, the leaping of faith in the Hooded Sword has become the symbol of this series. However, the worldview of the "Assassin's Creed" series is still very large, and every setting may not appear. Sometimes even a very experienced assassin will confuse the skills he has now. For example, can you ride a horse in Constantinople in "Assassin's Creed: Apocalypse"?

Constantinople in Assassin's Creed: Revelation

Not long ago, a very hardworking Reddit user named Big_Diesel_Gaming created a table showing what you can do in every Assassin's Creed. This table is very intuitive and clear, and can be said to be a graphic summary of the "Assassin" series.

Green means there, red means no

From the table we can see that the focus of the game is changing. As a tool for the interweaving of history and reality in Assassin's Creed, Animus has always existed; and free will and order, two ideological pillars that once drove many people to do great or evil things, can also be regarded as the theme of each work; early games like to allow players to sneak into the crowd, but later it was changed to the more common way of crouching and hiding in the open world containing stealth elements.

Hide in the crowd

I have to say that this table is still very exquisite. If there will be a new work of Assassin's Creed in the future, I wonder what new changes will be?