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Assassin's Creed: Origins (2017)
Assassin’s Creed: Origins (2017) is an action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It is the tenth major installment in the Assassin’s Creed series and the successor to 2015’s Assassin’s Creed Syndicate. The game is set in ancient Egypt during the Ptolemaic period and follows the story of Bayek, a Medjay, as he works to protect his people from threats posed by a secret organization.
The game has been praised for its open world design, visuals, and combat system. However, one aspect of the game that has been the subject of much discussion is its sexual content. Assassin’s Creed: Origins features a number of sexual moments, ranging from romantic encounters to more explicit scenes.
The most prominent sexual moment in the game is the romantic encounter between Bayek and Aya, his wife. The two share a passionate kiss and embrace, and the player is given the option to choose whether or not to consummate the relationship. This scene has been praised for its realism and emotional depth.
In addition to the romantic scenes, there are also a number of more explicit sexual moments in the game. These include a scene in which Bayek and Aya are seen making love in a tent, as well as a scene in which Bayek and another woman are seen engaging in a sexual act. These scenes have been criticized for their explicit nature and for the fact that they are not necessary to the plot.
Overall, Assassin’s Creed: Origins features a number of sexual moments, ranging from romantic encounters to more explicit scenes. While some of these moments have been praised for their realism and emotional depth, others have been criticized for their explicit nature and for the fact that they are not necessary to the plot.
There are several brothels in the game which show drawings of figures engaged in various sex positions.
Inside the brothel, there are many skimpy clothed women.
Women can sometimes, although rarely in game but commonly in brothels be skimply clothed It is however never intended to be sexualized and is shown because of historical accuracy since it was not uncommon to see women during the time period in which the game is set.
The word F**k is once used in a sexual context.
One mission takes players to a bath-house where male NPCs are seen shirtless in towels.
Bayek and Aya (the two main characters) share some intimate moments throughout the game. Some passionate kissing and implied sex, but nothing is shown. The two also appear in their undergarments in a few of the game's cutscenes, but nothing excessively revealing is shown.
The player often hears people moaning in brothels.
A character says she will sleep with anyone if they agree to be executed the next morning. It quickly becomes obvious that she is drunk and most likely talking nonsense.
Certain statues, paintings, and artwork depict bare breasts, although not in a sexual manner. This mainly for historical accuracy.
Several characters make references and remarks about Bayek's wife, although they are meant in good taste and Bayek does not seem to take offense.
Even though there is some sexual content, traveling to these places is optional. During the main mission, the game will take you to place called Herakleion Nome in the northeast side of the map. Also in many villages in towns there is a small amount of scantily clad women, but this was normal in the time period in which the game was set. Most of the time in the game you will be too busy to notice these things because of the action and storyline.
The side mission which includes the brothel, only requires the player to be in the building for about three minutes. The player has to talk to a character (an old fighter), fight two enemies and can then leave.
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