I want to share a few captures I took while playing.

I want to share a few captures I took while playing.

After clearing remaining guards and collecting missed loot, Basim broke through a ceiling to claim the Zanj Uprising Sword. Leaving the district completed the contract. After taking down a shouting civilian

I whistled to lure the perfume trader near explosive pots, detonating them with a throwing knife to finish the contract. Instead of leaving immediately, I stayed to clear out the remaining guards using

After the fallen marksman alerted a guard, I eliminated the other one when he came to check, hid the body, and called Enkidu to track the perfume trader. Stalking the target through the Soap Boilers District,

Accepting "The Traitor" contract in Baghdad, I cleared my notoriety before entering the Soap Boilers District. After a marksman targeted my eagle, Enkidu, I infiltrated the rooftops, and used

I discovered a group of enemies guarding a mine filled with treasure. Using focus abilities and stealth, I eliminated the guards and looted a chest containing special armor alongside many dirhams. Navigating

I want to share a few captures I took while playing.

I guess, the biggest reason the movie worked was Thanos. Instead of keeping the villain in the background until the final act, the movie made him feel like a major part of the story.

After seeing T'Challa in Captain America: Civil War, I was interested to see more of Wakanda and learn what kind of king he would become. The movie gave me that.

Thor: Ragnarok was a huge change from the previous Thor movies. It still had serious moments, but most of the time it felt like Marvel had decided to let Thor have a lot more fun.

This time, Peter Parker was not just another superhero. He was still a teenager trying to figure out how to handle school, friends and his new life as Spider-Man.

The first movie had already shown how much fun this strange group of characters could be, so I was curious whether the second one could bring the same feeling without simply repeating what worked.

After so many movies about superheroes, aliens, advanced technology and super soldiers, this one introduced magic and a completely different kind of world.

By this point, the Avengers had already been through a lot, and this movie finally showed how all those different personalities and beliefs could push them in completely different directions.

Scott Lang was not introduced as some perfect superhero. He felt more like an ordinary guy who was trying to get his life back on track, and that made him easy to connect with.

After the first Avengers movie brought the team together, Age of Ultron showed what happened when Tony Stark tried to create something that could protect the world without needing the Avengers.

Riding through the desert outside Anbar, I defeated a group of bandits looting buried treasures from mercenaries they killed. After taking their dirhams, I traveled to the silent Dur-Kurigalzu excavation

Guardians of the Galaxy was one of those Marvel movies that I did not know what to expect from before watching it.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier felt very different from the first Captain America movie.