The Art of Assassin's Creed Origins

Paul Davies just KNOWS how to create an Art Of book. The game is gorgeous, but that doesn't mean the art book will properly reflect that or show it in the same way. This book does show you why the art direction is so important. It's beautiful and you don't ever have to have played the game to appreciate it. The quality of the paper and the images are 5 star all the way and the occasional fold out pages are such a nice treat. This is the sort of coffee table book you leave out for everyone to enjoy. A nice cover, but hidden beneath is a nicer foil stamped cover and it just elevates the book to new levels.

wow is the best word to describe this assassins creed art book,i have collected every one and love these books,but for me origins is the best of all,the artwork is amazing,the paper stock is heavy quality paper, with a nice binding and cover,it is well worth the money

A must buy for every AC fans. Also a must buy for every concept arts fans. There are sometimes small differences between the art and the game, and it's interesting to see where it changed. Krokodopolis, for instance, was even more amazing in concept arts than in the game. A gorgeous book!

My partner and I love the Assassins Creed franchise. And this book is a beautiful glimpse into the design of the best AC game in recent years. I got this for her birthday. The book is high quality, stunning imagery.

These "Art of books..." have lately become a lottery. There are so many and not all of them are great. But this one is amazing, you definitely get your money's worth. All the illustrations by Martin Deschambault and the amazing Raphael Lacoste are just mind blowing. A must for any lover of high end art.

This book is a must have for any Assassin's Creed fan or art book collector. It's filled with stunning art pieces and great information about the making of the game. Love all the details!

I love the game and the artwork involved even more. This is a collector's item for me personally.

It was interesting to see how the graphics for the game was based on thing found in Egypt. It was also interesting to see how the graphics went from concepts to the final product found in the game