Science of Assassin's Creed : Vikings, Pirates, and The Engine of History
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Paperback / Softback
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1510783202
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9781510783201
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Skyhorse
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Skyhorse
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GB
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GB
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Jan 1st, 1900
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Learn the fascinating science and history that inspires one of the world's most popular video game seriesAssassin's Creed.
The global video game industry is one of the fastest-growing entertainment markets in the worldand at the center of that cultural force stands Assassins Creed, one of the best-selling and most influential video game franchises of all time. Since its debut in 2007, Assassins Creed has sold more than 200 million copies worldwide and expanded into movies, novels, graphic novels, board games, and live symphonic performances. But beyond the parkour, combat, and stunning open worlds lies something deeper: a meticulously researched exploration of science, technology, and history as the true drivers of human progress.
The Science of Assassins Creed takes readers inside the franchises thirteen mainline games to reveal how real science, engineering, navigation, medicine, and philosophy shaped the rise and fall of civilizations. Blending video game analysis with accessible pop science and world history, this book shows how Assassins Creed uses scientific advancement as a core gameplay mechanicand how those advancements became the engine of historical change.
Like bestselling pop-science titles that explore culture through entertainment, The Science of Assassins Creed uses a beloved video game series as a gateway to understanding real-world science, history, and innovation. It also launches a broader Science of approach, with future explorations into Vikings, pirates, Romans, and other civilizations that shaped our world. This comprehensive examination explores how humanity evolved alongside technology across iconic eras through the lens of the series:
Ancient Egypt and Greece (Assassins Creed Origins, Odyssey): How early civilizations aligned science, religion, and cosmology to understand the universe.
The Viking Age and the Islamic Golden Age (Valhalla, Assassins Creed, Mirage): How navigation, seafaring science, and preserved ancient knowledge reshaped the medieval world.
The Renaissance Revolution (Assassins Creed II, Brotherhood, Revelations): How science, art, and faith collided to give birth to the modern world.
Pirates and the New World (Black Flag, Assassins Creed III, Rogue): How shipbuilding, cartography, and weapons technology opened oceans, empires, and global trade.
Industry and Empire (Unity, Syndicate): How Newtonian science, industrialization, and urban engineering transformed Paris and London into engines of empire.
Whether youre a longtime fan of the series, a history enthusiast, or a reader fascinated by how science drives civilization, The Science of Assassins Creed reveals why this iconic franchise is far more than a gameits a playable history of human progress.
The global video game industry is one of the fastest-growing entertainment markets in the worldand at the center of that cultural force stands Assassins Creed, one of the best-selling and most influential video game franchises of all time. Since its debut in 2007, Assassins Creed has sold more than 200 million copies worldwide and expanded into movies, novels, graphic novels, board games, and live symphonic performances. But beyond the parkour, combat, and stunning open worlds lies something deeper: a meticulously researched exploration of science, technology, and history as the true drivers of human progress.
The Science of Assassins Creed takes readers inside the franchises thirteen mainline games to reveal how real science, engineering, navigation, medicine, and philosophy shaped the rise and fall of civilizations. Blending video game analysis with accessible pop science and world history, this book shows how Assassins Creed uses scientific advancement as a core gameplay mechanicand how those advancements became the engine of historical change.
Like bestselling pop-science titles that explore culture through entertainment, The Science of Assassins Creed uses a beloved video game series as a gateway to understanding real-world science, history, and innovation. It also launches a broader Science of approach, with future explorations into Vikings, pirates, Romans, and other civilizations that shaped our world. This comprehensive examination explores how humanity evolved alongside technology across iconic eras through the lens of the series:
Ancient Egypt and Greece (Assassins Creed Origins, Odyssey): How early civilizations aligned science, religion, and cosmology to understand the universe.
The Viking Age and the Islamic Golden Age (Valhalla, Assassins Creed, Mirage): How navigation, seafaring science, and preserved ancient knowledge reshaped the medieval world.
The Renaissance Revolution (Assassins Creed II, Brotherhood, Revelations): How science, art, and faith collided to give birth to the modern world.
Pirates and the New World (Black Flag, Assassins Creed III, Rogue): How shipbuilding, cartography, and weapons technology opened oceans, empires, and global trade.
Industry and Empire (Unity, Syndicate): How Newtonian science, industrialization, and urban engineering transformed Paris and London into engines of empire.
Whether youre a longtime fan of the series, a history enthusiast, or a reader fascinated by how science drives civilization, The Science of Assassins Creed reveals why this iconic franchise is far more than a gameits a playable history of human progress.
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