Assassin's Creed Ambience- The Most Beautiful music from AC 1 to AC: Odyssey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- #Ambient #Chill #Beautiful #Calm
Here you can find the most beautiful music you will ever hear. Some of the tracks can be classified as classical or ethnic music.
Remember... the music tells a story... a story that is more powerful than any hand-written text. Words are weak and often meaningless. Words can describe different objects and events. But can they directly transfer feelings?
Here comes the music. The music itself is one complex collection of emotions. All you have to do is just to listen and feel... feel every sound you hear, feel every story that's behind these sounds.
I managed to collect the most beautiful and the most emotional tracks from all of the main Assassin's Creed games (that exist until this moment). Tracks are sorted according to the game release dates. In the video I labeled all of the historical periods and places that tracks represent.
00:00:00 Act 1: Jerusalem, 1190 (AC 1)
00:03:09 Act 2: Florence, 1476 (AC 2)
00:13:29 Act 3: Venice, 1481 (AC 2)
00:29:55 Act 4: Rome, 1500 (AC Brotherhood)
00:38:07 Act 5: Masyaf, 1509 (AC Revelations)
00:42:48 Act 6: Constantinople, Istanbul, 1511 (AC Revelations)
00:55:42 Act 7: The new world (Colonial America), 1765-1783 (AC 3)
01:06:33 Act 8: The Caribbean Sea, 1715 (AC 4)
01:19:57 Act 9: New York, Hudson River, The North Atlantic, 1752-1761 (AC Rogue)
01:31:29 Act 10: Paris, 1789-1794 (AC Unity)
01:38:24 Act 11: London, 1868 (AC Syndicate)
01:52:30 Act 12: Egypt, 49-47 BC (AC Origins)
02:04:54 Act 13: Ancient Greece, 431-422 BC (AC Odyssey)
02:53:47 Act 14: Conclusion, Ezio's Legacy (AC 2)
Full Tracklist:
00:00:00 City of Jerusalem - Jesper Kyd
00:03:09 Ezio's Family - Jesper Kyd
00:07:07 Florence Tarantella - Jesper Kyd
00:09:00 Home In Florence - Jesper Kyd
00:13:30 Tour of Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:16:45 Flight Over Venice 1 - Jesper Kyd
00:21:55 Back in Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:23:25 Dreams of Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:27:39 Ezio In Florence - Jesper Kyd
00:29:55 City of Rome - Jesper Kyd
00:35:24 Echoes of the Roman Ruins - Jesper Kyd
00:38:07 Assassins Creed Theme - Lorne Balfe
00:42:48 Sailing to Constantinople - Lorne Balfe
00:44:19 Welcome to Kostantiniyye - Jesper Kyd
00:47:48 Sofia Sartor - Lorne Balfe
00:48:26 A Familiar Face - Lorne Balfe
00:49:44 Byzantium - Jesper Kyd
00:52:59 Fight or Flight - Jesper Kyd
00:55:43 Connor's Life - Lorne Balfe
01:00:36 Homestead Ambient (Unreleased) - Lorne Balfe
01:02:29 What Came Before - Lorne Balfe
01:06:33 Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Main Theme - Brian Tyler
01:07:32 The Ends of the Earth - Brian Tyler
01:10:22 The British Empire - Brian Tyler
01:13:17 Modernity - Brian Tyler
01:14:21 Meet the Sage (Cut) - Brian Tyler
01:16:03 The Spanish Empire - Brian Tyler
01:19:57 Assassin's Creed Rogue Main Theme - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:22:03 The Streets - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:23:01 Cityscape - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:23:55 No Hope - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:25:31 I Am Shay Patrick Cormac - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:27:19 Dominant Species - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:29:03 Northern Lights - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:31:30 On Father's Watch - Chris Tilton
01:35:26 Welcome to the Brotherhood - Chris Tilton
01:36:10 Rather Death Than Slavery - Sarah Schachner
01:38:24 Peace and I Are Strangers Grown - Austin Wintory
01:40:08 The Churning Seas of London - Austin Wintory
01:42:03 Destruction’s Our Delight - Austin Wintory
01:43:40 Cathedrals of Steel - Austin Wintory
01:45:41 Too Dreadful a Practice for This Open Air - Austin Wintory
01:47:19 Great Minds Against Themselves Conspire - Austin Wintory
01:48:38 For Those We Loved - Austin Wintory
01:50:39 Family - Austin Wintory
01:52:30 Dead Kings and Living Gods (Cut) - Sarah Schachner
01:54:07 Nomads of the White Desert - Sarah Schachner
01:56:58 Winds of Cyrene - Sarah Schachner
02:01:04 A Divided Land - Sarah Schachner
02:03:20 Moonlight on the Nile - Sarah Schachner
The following tracks were composed by The Flight:
02:04:54 Odyssey (Greek version)
02:08:02 Phoibe the Orphan
02:09:08 Kephallonia Island
02:11:10 Barnabas
02:12:24 The Shores of Megaris
02:13:56 The Secret Land of Apollo
02:15:44 Conversations
02:17:24 Delphi
02:18:26 The Hills of Attika
02:20:59 Sokrates
02:22:13 Naxos Island
02:23:43 Reunited
02:25:51 Myrrine
02:28:18 Ariadnes's Fate
02:29:11 The Messara Plain
02:30:56 Kydonia
02:31:52 Atlantis
02:33:30 The Sacred Land of Artemis
02:34:59 Sparta (extended by me)
02:36:31 Brasidas
02:37:42 Valley of the Two Kings
02:39:15 Gortyn
02:40:13 Athens, Birthplace of Democracy
02:41:16 Pandora’s Cove
02:43:08 Mytilene
02:44:16 Sanctuary of Apollo
02:45:12 A Happy Family
02:49:48 Odyssey (Modern Version)
Conclusion:
02:53:47 Earth - Jesper Kyd
02:57:46 Ezio's Family - Jesper Kyd
There are some tracks considered as Bonus ones. Can you find all of them?
They have a special label with a title right at the beginning.
The extended version of this playlist is finally here (short description and link below).
First of all I want to thank you for the support, for the positive comments and for the feedback.
Honestly I didn't expect that this video will become so popular...
As there were some remarks about this playlist, I managed to create a second newer version of it. I managed to extend this one and to capture the authentic atmosphere of the different Assassin's Creed games in a better way. In Vol. 2 I have extended the AC 2, AC Rogue and AC Origins sections and completely reworked (extended as well) the AC 1, AC 3, AC 4 and AC Unity sections. I added the most beautiful tracks from AC Valhalla to the playlist as well (they were composed mainly by Sarah Schachner, Jesper Kyd and Einar Selvik). The spirit of Volume 2 is exactly the same as the spirit of this one except that it is a little bit more mysterious.
Link to "Assassin's Creed Ambience, Vol.2 - The Most Beautiful music from AC 1 to AC: Valhalla"
:
th-cam.com/video/SxXwY_Ococg/w-d-xo.html
From now on both playlists will be available on my channel. I hope that there won't be any copyright strikes on this video or on Volume 2.
You deserve more. Thank your sharing this peaceful music in world :)
Заслужаваш много повече, приятел.Само напред и нагоре!
You are truly a hero...
thanks kiddo. you have no idea how much we needed this video. a true hero.
I think you forget “Assassin's Creed II: Venice Rooftops”.
I’ll always love how Ezio’s Family ended up becoming the overall theme for the AC franchise.
Well the basis for it was in the first game to be fair. It's the theme that plays in the assassin fortress.
Assassin´s Creed 2 is a masterpiece! The music, history, characters, the essence is brilliant!! We need a remake!!
I dont think that masterpiece need remake
Ezio collection? LOL
We have the entire Ezio Collection. Completely up to date.
Yeah. The game was brilliant as it was released, but it isn't as detailed as the newer ones (especially in Brotherhood a lot of the archaeological details are off in ways they aren't in the newer ones). And the controls got massively better around origins as well (the controls n the Ezio series are ok, certainly better than the ones in 3 - Unity but they aren't as good as in the new ones).
That said, I think the first one needs it even more, because there many things are quite finicky.
@@yarnelauwers8270 I refer to better graphics, new movements set like AC Unity, something like that
I'm sorry, no disrespect to any of the other AC games, but there's just no competition between AC2 and the rest. It's a masterpiece. Simple, elegant, a story worth of a movie, a relatable character that wasn't a perfect assassin, simply a crazy teenager with a thirst for revenge, that didn't fully embrace the assasin's ways until later on the game, and an OST worth of an Oscar. Definitely the best game by far. And Italy in the renaissance period... what else can I ask for.
Your comment makes me think that, after all, Arno's story is quite similar to Ezio's in AC2 ; and yet so much sets them apart. Any idea why ?
AC2 has the best track song just ❤️ it
@@grk31fr44 haven't played Unity yet; but I guess it has to do with the novelty of AC2, and a bit of the environment. The charm of the Tuscany and Renaissance Italy is hard to beat.
@@praxisclow It's hard to beat even Modern Tuscany or Italy's charm: such an astonishing place. I miss my year in Italy, probably the best days in my whole life.
Totally agree - but im gonna be the douche who says OST's get Grammys not Oscars. :(
I got like 20 Goosebumps during "Ezios Family" especially when the e-gitarre started playing......that game was the most amazing masterpiece theyve made
I always cry when I hear that song, it's so beautiful
Same for me. It will always have a special place in my heart.
@Damian Howard this is so relatable for me
Haha, the song jumped out at me too!
It's so glad to know someone else gets goosebumps when listening to this song. It's so beautiful!
AC 1, AC 2, AC: Brotherhood and AC: Revelations were pure classics and followed the storytelling of the 3 main characters (Desmond, Altair and Ezio) from beginning to each of their respective ends. Is a bittersweet to remember the good times. 😢 I miss Desmond Miles so much.
Same. Exactly my all time favourites. Revelations was the last one where I really felt it. The next one I played was AC3 and it felt terrible. Next was AC4, felt like a really cool pirate game but far from any AC experience. Then I played Syndicates, and that was where I lost all hope.
I completed the game almost 100%, but it is literally more a GTA clone in a different setting than anything close to AC.
I didn't think I would ever miss Desmond Miles, but here we are.
Yoo agree 1000000%
@Jaime D. it is an excelent game and history, but in fact assasins and templars always work toghether for destroying our societies, from inside, and they work for israel and the sion plan. They are the ones making the feminist protopedofilic anti white men propaganda adoctrination and laws for example.
not gonna lie his death crushed me forreal 😒
AC2 ....one of best game i`v ever plaied during last 30years...putting my hat off....when you then go to Italy,Rome....you fell like home...
I traveled to Rome and Florence a few years ago just because of this game, the feeling was amazing, I already knew my way around the cities even if it was the very first time I was there. AC is the only reason I traveled, it was a kind of a pilgrimage, best travel of my life.
huh I might fit right in..... i went to Florence and San Gimignano as well, purely cause of this game, or...thanks to this game :) and yes it was epic
I can relate. I felt like I had been there already, when, in fact, I had only experienced Rome through the game. :)
@@lota13 I felt the same way when visiting LA for the first time after playing GTA San Andreas so yes. FEELIN THIS
I visited Florence, Rome and Monteriggioni... one of my best travel vacation so far
I didnt even know I remembered the City of Jerusalem theme, but when i heard it, man it touched parts of my soul i didnt know I had
you deserve the best man!
Same.
Facts
you have no soul , fool
that's joke tho
Ezio’s Family will always hit home, even if it is my first playthrough right now. It makes me sleepy and it’s just so beautiful I could cry. You will always have a special place in my heart. ❤️
I wish I could have my first play though of assassin creed 2 again
Jasper Kyd is a damn genius !
his hitman silent assassin music slapped
@@Sb_Anisul same man I played it the first time when I was like 8 in 2013 still one of my favorite games till this day wish I could relive it, a remaster would be awesome
@@neosekraft6254 Ezio collection - am I a joke to you?
The Assassin's Creed series has been an incredible journey.
Agreed even the worst one in the series is also a good one.
I wish i could agree (but i only played Valhalla so far sooo...) Also what ac would u recommend to play?
@@ySkout If you want to get into the franchise you should start with the Ezio collection and go on from there.
@@ySkout From Ezio Trilogy and play them all.
If only rockstar made assassin's creed. It would be a great game 😌 too bad ubisoft don't want to sell it
Two years ago i went to venice, on vacation...that day i decided to walk around, without a particular place to go to and started to listen to some ac2 ost, just for fun.....well...i didn't expected but that was one of the best experience of my life, it was sincerely pure emotion just hanging around listening to what jesper kid has blessed us with
kyd's scores are the greatest
Did you feel the urge to suddenly start climbing walls??
@@DiabloClone9 yes, and killing people sthealthly as well LOL
@@stevev6216 how many haystacks were there?
"Flight over Venice" is actually a freaking masterpiece in itself.
Indeed!
All the soundtrack from ezios saga is masterpiece!!!
And that guard who warns the other guard that Ezio seems to be an demon. XD
13:30 Tour of Venice is my fav pick
I'm literally crying everytime when I hear Ezio's Family soundtrack, miss those days so fucking much
I wanna fucking go back in time bro
Truly a masterpiece
The soundtrack and all the history of the game are really a masterpiece
@@rhdg2806 Truly. Soon I'm gonna replay the whole Ezio's trilogy, it's too good to be real
00:03:09 Act 2: Florence, 1476 always gives me chills at the beginning..!
"May our life never change brother."
"And May it never change us..."
Sadly it changed...
I'm using your timestamp to continuously replay it.
It's such an incredibly simple yet beautiful melody. Love it
@@alesmind The game got changed too after Revelations
Ac2 is legendary
00:00:00 City of Jerusalem - Jesper Kyd
00:03:09 Ezio's Family - Jesper Kyd
00:07:07 Florence Tarantella - Jesper Kyd
00:09:00 Home In Florence - Jesper Kyd
00:13:30 Tour of Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:16:45 Flight Over Venice 1 - Jesper Kyd
00:21:55 Back in Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:23:25 Dreams of Venice - Jesper Kyd
00:27:39 Ezio In Florence - Jesper Kyd
00:29:55 City of Rome - Jesper Kyd
00:35:24 Echoes of the Roman Ruins - Jesper Kyd
00:38:07 Assassins Creed Theme - Lorne Balfe
00:42:48 Sailing to Constantinople - Lorne Balfe
00:44:19 Welcome to Kostantiniyye - Jesper Kyd
00:47:48 Sofia Sartor - Lorne Balfe
00:48:26 A Familiar Face - Lorne Balfe
00:49:44 Byzantium - Jesper Kyd
00:52:59 Fight or Flight - Jesper Kyd
00:55:43 Connor's Life - Lorne Balfe
01:00:36 Homestead Ambient (Unreleased) - Lorne Balfe
01:02:29 What Came Before - Lorne Balfe
01:06:33 Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Main Theme - Brian Tyler
01:07:32 The Ends of the Earth - Brian Tyler
01:10:22 The British Empire - Brian Tyler
01:13:17 Modernity - Brian Tyler
01:14:21 Meet the Sage (Cut) - Brian Tyler
01:16:03 The Spanish Empire - Brian Tyler
01:19:57 Assassin's Creed Rogue Main Theme - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:22:03 The Streets - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:23:01 Cityscape - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:23:55 No Hope - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:25:31 I Am Shay Patrick Cormac - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:27:19 Dominant Species - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:29:03 Northern Lights - Elitsa Alexandrova
01:31:30 On Father's Watch - Chris Tilton
01:35:26 Welcome to the Brotherhood - Chris Tilton
01:36:10 Rather Death Than Slavery - Sarah Schachner
01:38:24 Peace and I Are Strangers Grown - Austin Wintory
01:40:08 The Churning Seas of London - Austin Wintory
01:42:03 Destruction’s Our Delight - Austin Wintory
01:43:40 Cathedrals of Steel - Austin Wintory
01:45:41 Too Dreadful a Practice for This Open Air - Austin Wintory
01:47:19 Great Minds Against Themselves Conspire - Austin Wintory
01:48:38 For Those We Loved - Austin Wintory
01:50:39 Family - Austin Wintory
01:52:30 Dead Kings and Living Gods (Cut) - Sarah Schachner
01:54:07 Nomads of the White Desert - Sarah Schachner
01:56:58 Winds of Cyrene - Sarah Schachner
02:01:04 A Divided Land - Sarah Schachner
02:03:20 Moonlight on the Nile - Sarah Schachner
Thank you!
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um, i thiiink they might have already done that to the f**king video?
@@jellyfoot547 Most vids that have them in segments also have them listed with timestamps. This one dident.
czesc polak
The 3 best moments in my gaming career: 1) The title scene in Assassin's Creed II, 2) The first time the Citadel is revealed in Mass Effect 1, and 3) standing out in the desert at night in the original Red Dead Redemption, listening to the haunted, sparse piano and desert ambiance. Nothing tops how those 3 moments made me feel.
The title scene in AC II is enough to make you feel "yes this is it, the life I seek"
Man, late 2000s-early 2010s is where the gaming scene peaked such as Skyrim, Fallout 3, AC2, GTA 4, RDR1, and Mass Effect 2
Assasins Creed 2 , Last of us and Days gone:)
Music is what separates good games from great games : creating memories you will always treasure. Earning a place in the pantheon of your mind
The first picture regarding Assassin's Creed 1 made me very emotional. I remember staying home from practice because I just wanted to immerse myself as a young kid. It's crazy, the memories such a thing can bring, and how much nostalgia video games can bring.
The ezio collection is a masterpiece i love love love the echoes of the roman ruins ❤️💕❤️
You learn more about history on games than in school.
If teachers said play this game everyone would pass.
@@darrenhirst9900 POV u re greek guy who jealous about Roman/Italian History
@@Performance_Enhancing_Pancakes Why the hell would I be jealous of Roman/Italian history?
It was a joke about kids at school pay more attention playing games.
Ask a kid about Assassin's Creed and he will tell you everything.
4:17 the way his voice blends seamlessly into violin is flawless.
Ubisoft presents *ASSASSIN'S CREED II*
It’s a girl who sang that,,, but whatever.
@@VictoriaSteelmountain who sang it
melissa r. kaplan
I used to sit on the rooftops at night in Venice whenever Tour of Venice/Dream of Venice came on and float off to the renaissance in my mind. AC2 soundtrack is unmatched, and I'm so glad that the game exists for all the wonderful memories it gave me and so many others
i just beat AC rogue last year before valhalla. always thought it was like a DLC game and not a full blown story... jesus that game was so good. really wish AC would go back to those days.
Yeah Rogue was like beautiful, really surprising and I loved the character of Shay Cormac, one of my favorite characters, and I don't understand why some people are against him, he chose the right path for him, and he always had the idea of doing good for people in his mind; this game and Ac3 are the best of the series for me, alongside with the character of Connor, one of my favorites too
I agree rogue is a good game but ac3 nah I think real ac is dead now irl but Ezio Altair are still alive in our heart
@@sakshamsrivastava6700 Ac3 is the one that teached us the principal thing about all the fights of Assassins and Templars, as Connor understood: there are only people with ideas, it's not a fight between good and bad, Assassins vs Templars, no, it's only ideas, and you need to find a compromise for that and in everything in life, just watch his deleted speech: th-cam.com/video/A_PsZ7nig4c/w-d-xo.html . Connor is the best character of the series for me
@@Fabi_045 Interesting... I certainly understood where Conner was coming from, and there is no denying they did a good job of building his character around his personal background and using it so that he does develop this kind of understanding that earlier characters really couldn't have...
...but he was arguably the least favorite character in the series for me. Understanding him and even agreeing with him, mostly, didn't make him any more likeable for me.
@@jeremycraft7323 The answer is money, they changed the real story of the creator of Assassin's Creed just to make a game where they can make a lot of money everytime, so know we have what we have..
Echoes of the roman ruins holds a special place in my heart due to the AC brotherhood intro. Chills down my spine each time the main part drops.
Same. I LOVED Assassins Creed but it kinda went to crap after Syndicate. The whole "health bar" thing kinda ruined it. Or how the enemy had a "level system" with a number over them. I liked it better before that.
I'm so glad I found someone who loves this track as much as I do! I mean this is some god-tier ambiant music here, like they managed to capture all the mystical atmosphere of the game (wandering through rome and its countryside, climbing shit at the sunset) and put it in one single track, truly a masterpiece!
@@colinm8200 AC2, AC Origins, Brotherhood, AC1
OMG yes, the theme of the song is so perfectly conveyed through the music. There are remnants of roman roads and bridges near my house, and when I think of this music it's like I'm taken back to another world...
yeah my number one song from every ac game i used to go to the top of the coloseum for that song while i did homework back in the day
51:11 when revelations parts hit , i got so nostalgic, got teary eyes after that. thanks for this awesome master piece Ubisoft.
I hold a great great love for Assassin's Creed II like no other game.
You're certainly effected once you play an Assassin's Creed game.
I love the Greek one because of the scenery and the music. When the little girl died a part of me died too.
You just hate it when things like that happen unable to do anything and wonder why the games creators do that?
@@darrenhirst9900 POV u re greek guy who jealous about Roman/Italian History
@@Performance_Enhancing_Pancakes Your disgusting with a name like the one your using. Europe belongs to anyone and everyone who call it home, and makes it great. Doesn't matter where your born, if you find a new home you love and care for, then it belongs to you also.
@@Performance_Enhancing_Pancakes L + necropost + low quality bait
The memories are flooding in like a bad case of the bleeding effect!
i can feel you.
I’m so glad so many people agree with the fact that assassins creed 2 is a masterpiece, all the ezio games are my favorite, he was the best in my opinion.
nostelgic memories when i listen to AC 2 soundtracks , it was my first ever game and i enjoyed it to my fullest , i was just a 5th grader at that time , now i am in my 3rd year college and doing side job internships , damn listening to this made my memories from that time flood back to me , what peaceful simple times when came back home from school and played this on my pc , no study nd job search stress whatsoever , quiet peaceful times , but now only in my menories
"Byzantium" is the most beautiful track to me. Such a gorgeous piece and so haunting. The chimes send chills through my spine
Ezio's Family by far the best. Assassin's Creed 2 has no surpasser.
Tell them Emily 💯💯
only as per the vision of yours..but the reality is without the first part this series can't reached which it now.because in the first part deals with the original assassins(hashashin) nizari ismailis.all the characters like sultan salahuddin,king richard,templers are true..altair and al mualim one of them may potraited hasan bin sabah the founder of the assassins..but rest of the assassins creed parts are all fictional..if you dont believe me then search "who is hasan bin sabbah and the secret order"..the whole stories is all about the war between "fatimid caliphate vs ayubbid dynasty and seljuk empire vs crusaders vs the one and only nizari ismailis"..middle east have its own thriller history my dear sist & no one can't beat that stories not even ezio and not his family and not rest of the AC parts.
@@hawk5864 I think she meant by the games not the actual assassins that used to exists
@@aka4saad228 Sorry sire i think you misinterpreted my statement..i also talking about the game..her thoughts about ezios stories is clear and its good no doubt..i agreed 2nd part is far more popular than the first one but????? if you know what was happened back there then the first one could easily supersede the 2nd and more thrilling and interesting than 2nd..thats my words sire
@Sirloin go for this book Secret Order of Assassins and you can also search who is hasan sabbah..or may be you can follow crusader time line histories with middle east era
Seriously, the arrangement, melodies, and that female vocalist make the ezio era music among the best game (or movie) soundtracks ever imho
I loved Jesper Kyd's Hitman music too, I was so disappointed when I found out they cheaped out and didn't hire him to make music for the new ones, so much so that I didn't buy the game. The music was half of the experience for me. Good music in a game is so underrated it's criminal
hell yeah dude ,especially that undercover manor party mission !
That orchestra as you run through the corridors is unforgettable as well as walking on the snow while that rhythmic music touched your heart !
Sarah Schachner's work on Origins is phenomenal! The ambience really captures the feeling of trudging through the lands of Ancient Egypt, from the oceans of desert sands to the concrete jungle cities like Alexandria and Thebes :D
I just replayed Origins and really noticed the soundtrack this time around. It meshes really well with the game and it's era.
my personal favourite has to be "home in florence". The beginning part is so good.
Can we all just agree, even though Assassin's Creed isn't what it used to be, it's always had such a beautiful soundtrack. AC3 was my first and favorite. The music is what really brought me into the world and story and why I love Assassin's Creed to this day.
Finally, not a lot of people give AC3 the appreciation it deserves, amazing story in my opinion and on top of that drastic improvement in graphics, gameplay as well as much better Desmond miles participation in gameplay.
Perfect for working on a computer... alone, at late hours, with a glass of red wine and listening this compilation... love it, thanks
I was always a big fan of the OST of the AC 3. Don´t know why, it just hits the spot.
Only played a little of AC in the past. I put about 25 hours into Assassin's Creed: Revelations back in 2015 on an Xbox 360. The game introduced me to the stealth, historical concepts, parkour, and brutal violence of some of the best video games out there.
This music is just amazing.
Jesper Kyd is a musical genious. This magical mystical feeling was perfectly in tune with AC's story, back when there was a good story. Thanks to him and thnak you Georgi for this beautiful compilation.
Absolutely stunning OST. The original game hold a special place in my heart.
this...i never skipped any assassins creed game. it represents my childhood and my passion, and this my friend, gave me the chills. i cant thank you enough. marvelous work.
i hated the vikings one so much
@@Kevin-xk3me i would totally understand if you hated the odyssey ..but the vikings one? i am sure you didnt give it a chance. play more, interact more. assasins creed valhalla gave me a mixed taste of blackflag and the witcher 3 , if you've played and liked black flag you will absolutely like valhalla.its not your typical assasins creed game, but its so much worth to give it a chance.
@@lalo5387 the combat, the parkour, the immeasurably large but lifeless world, 50 hr of grind, sorry but thats not an ac.
Forgot to add mythical animals. Rather call it Prince Of Persia: Assassins, at this point
i stopped after assassins creed 3 then played odessey and it didnt hit the same but my god AC2 was the best game ive ever played
AC2... Best game ever.... Religion, music... Everything...
Assassin's Creed is the ideology which literally shows how religion is false. Do not bring religion into it, it's a tool which has been used to control everyone since the start.
@@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225 and yet you believe in science, curious 🤨
@@joisawinner67
Comparing science to a some blind faith called religion?! Hahahah.
yeah the golden age for Ubisoft corp. the age where Ubisoft still care about what do they do as a gaming studio and listen feedback from their customers :)
goddamnit, since that game deleted my save files on about 12 hours (maybe 15 idk), i hate AC2. (lol i know its not game's fault, it is goddamn xbox back compability's fault.)
More games I play and more I realize how good game almost always means good music, because those melody got memorized subconsciously while we’re having fun playing the game itself. And for less interesting games, I just couldn’t remember the plot nor the music in them.
Like every time I think about my childhood I remember the fun I had in games like AC 2 or GTA SA, and the melody of “Ezio’s family” or those songs from K-rose and K-dst just automatically start playing in my head.
Man you're right. It happens with good games. Sadly not every game in the A.C world is a masterpiece. But I want to know, have you ever heard the soundtracks of the most recent A.C games, I think Sarah Schachner did a magnificent job with A.C Origins, The Flight with Odyssey was Okay, from that OST I enjoyed only Odyssey the Greek version (i feel like someone's waiting for me in Greece, don't ask why) and definitely A.C Valhalla has a vibe more with Jesper Kyd and Sarah Schachner back. What do you think of those games and their OST.
@@jhaneman1231 yes but I’d prefer the quality of background music, not necessarily a single score, like in AC Syndicate, which i think deserves more credits than given, had a nice touch on background music. I don’t really remember any specific melody but I can still remember those violin being played during the game, especially the one starts playing when you climb up to the synchronization points. So I guess I’m trying to say that I love the feeling when a certain melody got linked with a certain gaming memory, so that every time I think about them I can literally “hear” the memory.
@@jhaneman1231 For recent games like Odyssey, I certainly agree it did good on this point, I can hear that particular piece (don’t know its name though, but if you’d played the game you must know which one, the one most frequently played in that game) every time I think about Odyssey. Valhalla though, don’t satisfy me, I remember there were many moments during my play-through when I noticed that there’s no bgm at all, and the moment I realized that is also the moment my mind got distracted from the game itself. And when I think about Valhalla I also remember those weird no-bgm blanks.
For the record I do like Valhalla as a game, and I know there’s a piece that Jesper mixed the Ezio’s family melody with some Viking styles, but for some reason that piece was not played in the game, or at least to my knowledge was not. If only they had put that piece in the game and play it more frequently like in Odyssey, I really think it would have made the game even better.
I for one still love the original first AC. The crowd reactions are better and the music just slaps.
Yup! Altair was the best.
AGREED
Altair my favorite assassin. He is the true assassin in my honest opinion
@@shainechristianocampo6302 yess
Sarah Schachner did an AMAZING job with AC Origins, I genuinely thought it was Jesper who scored it when I first played. Sarah really nailed Kyd's vibe and style.
Although AC2 was my favorite, AC Black Flag holds a special place in my heart. Very underrated game and the musical score was pretty damn good as well.
Today I learned that AC black flag, the most popular ac game after ac2, the ac game with the most units ever sold, is apparently *very* underrated.
Black Flag is my favorite, and so many people complain about it because of the pirates. 🥺🏴☠️
@@Pedro_Le_Chef Not underrated at all. Almost as beloved as AC2 or Brotherhood.
I grew up playing ac2 with my cousin and then alone. I only felt like I was alive when I would play the game. At such a young age it really made an impact on me.
This is making me sad. I miss when the series was about stealth, complex parkour, history, and philosophy. Not a copy and paste version of The Witcher with Spartans and Vikings riddled with microtransactions. :(
@@guitarlover3593 Not every game needs to be RPG.
Your opinion. I enjoyed the story line very much.
@@Anonymous-if9mp He never said anything about the storyline. The gameplay and everything else however was complete dogshit, and has nothing to do with being an assassin anymore. You raid for hours on end, with no real purpose to it at the end, only to fuck off back to Norway and get a way too drawn-out ending that was the only thing saving that trainwreck of a game. So I agree with OP, I hope they come to their senses and give it the send-off it deserves.
@@sirriffsalot4158 Valhalla was a big build-a-settlement side quest with everyone treating you like some messenger, even when you play as goddamn odin. But looking at AC infinity, I guess we should be grateful for Valhalla now....infinity is just gonna be another GTA online to constantly milk the money out of kids with loot boxes and ridiculous skins.
Ditto it makes me sad too I completed all of the original ones these games were my life now it’s a relic of the past
00:38:07 - That is really one of its kind... That music is one of the best even as good as Ezio's Family i am %100 serious about it. I love the whole part of it. It makes me to understand what is Masyaf and feel the Ezio's AC - Revelations times. I love the old Ezio. He is grown, he is clever, he is mature and he is a GrandMaster now...
Such beautiful music... Brings back memories from when I used to play. Especially the Ezio trilogy.
In a world without gold, we might have been heroes!
- Edward Thatch a.k.a. Blackbeard
I know a lot of people dislike AC Odyssey but that greek harp music is so soothing. I remember when I left Megaris to discover Phokis, a northern mountainous region. I arrived at the docks by night and started to walk around the city with those musics. The feeling of exploration and freedom was so intense, and it is one of my best memory from this game.
(except 5 minutes later a mercenary comes and I have to stick the leonidas spear up his ass)
Just love this music combined with the art so much… a genre in itself.
Remember when climbing was actually frightening and required timing and calculated leaps and jumps? The last 4-5 installments has nice big open worlds in great settings but it doesn't feel like you're part of a bigger Assassins Order vs Templars picture.
nah mate. it was never frightening and they never required timing except for ac2 tombs.
Suspect they made climbing a bit too easy so the result is it feels like there's no challenge to it.
@@fastertrackcreative yeah, it just got too easy. There used to be a sense of accomplishment with tough viewpoints. Some needed leaps with timed grabs. And the game was picky about direction, so if you weren't pointed exactly where you needed to be, you leap to your death🤣
city of Rome & echoes of Roman ruins🥰💓❤ ahhhh... brings some old & satisfying memories .
These sounds mean so much to me
It's like they connect me to this universe like nothing else
Forever grateful to have played the Ezio Trilogy
Nothing is true,everything is permitted
What's your PFP?
I cannot believe someone did this video as amazing as it is, i've been looking for a nice Assassin's Creed playlist for a long time and i'm so glad that yours popped into my recommended. Thank you sir, for making this amazing collection
AC2 and AC4 are two of the greatest masterpieces I have ever played.
EDWARD
The theme of the Assassin's Creed Revelation makes me cry and it make me cry much more after I finished the game.
Because I remember that this game is the end of Ezio's and Altair's story.
...
THAT LAST SCENE WITH ALTAIR WITH THE OBJECTIVE THAT SAYS:
"Sit a moment and rest"
It taked me too long for doing that, because I didn't want to do it. :, )
Anyway, thank you so much for this great compilation! I hear this when Im doing homework. ✨✨✨🎃🎃🎃💙💙💙💙🌈🌈🌈🌈💙💙💙💙💙🧡🧡🧡🧡💜💜💜💜✨✨✨✨🎃🎃🎃🎃✨✨✨🎃🎃🎃💙💙💙💙🌈🌈🌈🌈💙💙💙💙💙🧡🧡🧡🧡💜💜💜💜✨✨✨✨🎃🎃🎃🎃
@Jason Goss The theme song, has another meaning after Altair's death. :"(
@@unhollowkid5951 cmon man why you gotta cut those onions that close to my eyes :3
@@nickkohlmann
Why you gotta be so close to the onions bro? :'V 😭
You know I was cooking while I was crying. :'V T-T 😭😭
@@unhollowkid5951 :3
i think revelations is the most underrated, and a very fitting end to the ezio trilogy
Notice how Ezio's family theme ended up being the main theme of the series? Jesper Kyd is a genius. And Ezio games are the best.
@@alexanderedinger it is bruh
@@alexanderedinger only if you noticed , it is in almost all games except a few
@@alexanderedinger If you play Odyssey, the inventory ambient music is from AC2 tweaked slightly as is the main menu theme. It also appears subtly in some of the other games.
You are so rit !
his hitman silent assassin music was banging.
@@alexanderedinger th-cam.com/video/iYpuJNHJpAw/w-d-xo.html
Very few games have enthralled me with their environments, characters, and music like the assassins creed 2 trilogy. Not even the AC games afterwards. The trilogy was truly a masterpiece.
i miss the days of Ezio. I miss the days when a new AC game would come out and somehow be related to the ones before. I miss the days when we didn't have to make the choices, only sit back and enjoy the masterful plotline. I miss the days of desmond miles...It used to be a series about defeating the Templars in the past and present...i miss those days...
Assassin's Creed Ezio franchise is the best of all in every aspect-from music to stories, to gameplay, every little details are so beautifully made.. you feel like you're there when playing..
Ezio's Family боги это лучшее что я слышала в своей жизни. я готова слушать это вечно и погружатьсяя в то время... то время когда не было не одисей ни вальгал..всё было таким таким родным, я когда слушаю эту песню словно вот там нахожусь..в детстве..включаю свой старенький компьютер и загружаю туда новенью игру , знакомлюсь с новыми героями... тот вайб..необъяснимый словами
These pieces tug on your heart strings. AC2 came out in 2009. It is A Good Life We Lead Brother, The Best, May It Never Change, And May It Never Change Us.
I hope this saga has helped all of you to appreciate more all the cultures of this wonderful planet.
There are roots among peoples much deeper than the ethnicity of races.
Also, being able to play in Italy was great for me, my father spent the first five years of his life in Tuscany.
If only I had the Animus available, I would like to be able to understand what happened in his past and in that of my mother: we often fail to see our parents for what they really are but only from our point of view as children, which is extremely limited.
And when we finally reach the maturity necessary to understand it, we risk it being too late.
As in my case.
why do you sound like an american?
@@xXxxXx-yr1dd I'm not american. :)
These songs really make me miss the good old assassin's creed games.
Awesome edit
The single dislike is from a Templar
...moments before he was assasinated...
Except for Haytham and Shay, because there cool :D
Currently, it's 42 Dislikes. 42, the answer to the ultimate question of life, the Universe and Everything. 42, the number with which god creates the Universe in Kabbalistic tradition. 42, the number of generations existing in Matthew's Version of the Genealogy of Jesus. 42, the amount of months Satan will hold omination over the world. 42, the number written on the spider that created SpiderMan. Also, 42 ist the sum of the numbers on a pair of dice. Coincidence? I think not.
As much as I love all the music from each game even the bad ones, it's just funny to me that it seems like right around where Jesper Kidd starts disappearing off this playlist, the games became yearly and went downhill. Obviously there were other issues at Ubisoft but that made me chuckle
the dip in quality is so hilarious in hindsight, still liked a track or two from each game but the overall feel disappeared completely
@@norseca542 100% agree, playing as Ezio and racing to the top of a tower in Firenze with your brother and then you hear the aaaaahhh aaaaahhh aaahh ahh....
Nothing beats these moments
@@darkurge69 goddamit, you're making me want to do another playthrough. booting patrice desilets out should've told us plenty already and that was in 2010, wasted potential it is
When the music is epic but the ad breaks don't match the vibe..
I'm so glad I have Premium :3
@@ElijahB791 of spotify right
Brave browser ;)
*laughs in adblocker*
imagine not using adblock in 2021 lmao
Always having the goosebumps when listening the AC2 songs and especially Ezio's Family Theme.
Amazing job by Jesper Kyd! Truly a Da Vinci of music and more! Thanks.
If they would do a remake of the AC2 sega, I wouldn't be disappointed at all. The music, the story, the moment in history is just perfect.
I hope they dont. Modern Ubisoft would ruin it. I hope the masterpiece alone lol
Fascinating music. I'm 60 yrs old, and I've never played a game in my life...but the music of this Assassin's Creed... oh, man... I have it on a loop and listening to it all day long. WOW
You should try them, it's never too late, I discovered the ass creed series last year, finished Origins and now playing Valhalla. Oh and I'm 61.
@@richardmann3149 Amazing. Good for you. Maybe I'll give it a try in a few years, when I retire. Who knows, maybe I'll become an 'expert' (if such a word exists in the gaming world) :) Take care.
"Ezio's Family" is just on another level above everything.
Can't believe its been 9 years since I played AC 2, it was free with Games with Gold. My freshman year of high school, it was my first ever 360 game I got 1000 Gamerscore on. Seeing Ezio on screen, remembering playing the story, watching guides on youtube trying to get all the achievements, reminiscing on my younger part of life, I miss those days so damn much. Growing up just sucks, I'm only 24 but damn wish I can go back to the mid and late 2000s. Now life consists of getting my MBA, and working a 9-5, dont have that love and energy to play games on my Xbox like I once used to.
aah there's just something about the atmosphere in the ac universe that I love, and it's primarily thanks to these masterpieces. They're complex, similar and yet always appropriate for the era of the game. Compliments to the chef;)
I am an adult, having once played this game once, I became a fan. The creators are great.
The music, the pictures...
This is just amazing!
My first ever Assassin's Creed game that I got to play was AC3 and got hooked on the story. Later Played my 2nd AC game AC Brotherhood which I by far my favorite. Played AC Valhalla and it was kinda ok for me. Love the AC universe and would still be playing their games even if some are shit.
I visited Venice after playing Ezio that year. I never got lost in the city. Yes, there were some differences but in general, I knew where is what in the city and how to find my way around :) True story
Same for me with Florence and the historic district of Rome! Props to Ubi for modelling the cities so close to reality and teaching us real landmarks.
@@SkandiTV wow yes, I was in Rome the next year. I saw myself running on the walls from St Peter's Basilica till Castel Sant'angelo. My wife was surprised how much detail I could see but actually, they were all from the game :)
Ezio is still by far the greatest Assassino in the series, the hours I spent every weekend in AC2 world. I can still remember AC2 CG venice trailer getting me hyped. AC1 was my first PS3 game and that still has a place in my mind that is so vivid. More importantly can we bow down to Jesper Kyd for making us travel in time with the ambience
Ezio's theme song continued to other games in the series till Odyssey.
Lovely music.
Some of the best soundtracks ever in video games along with the Destiny series in my humble opinion. Love AC. So many great memories when I was younger ❤️❤️
00:03:09 Ezio's Family - Jesper Kyd " It is a good life we lead brother, the best. May it never change and may it never change us !!! " GOOSEBUMPS ALL THE WAY
That picture of Ezio in Venice in the second song. Oh damn!
Man, Ubisoft really know how to make their customers just like they're in the game bcus the soundtrack really make me feels like I'm in it
One of the big reasons that I have loved Assassins Creed from day one. The music is always amazing ❤
This music brings back all our ancestors, our past present and future together. Love it
Remastered AC 2 would be incredible, with up-to-date graphics and all of the good stuff
I´m not a fan of this game, in fact I don´t know how I got here, but this music is amazing .... it takes you to other times, I would say ancient times.
And so do the original (first 5) games. I highly recommend them
@@nickkohlmann Finally someone who doesn't cast AC3 out of the classics.
It's been god knows how many years but still every time Ezio's Family starts playing -> trigger the goosebumps
Jesper Kyd - Home in Florence. What a masterpiece. Tears me up, F.
Listening to this makes me want to turn on my old Ps3 and just spend an entire month playing these amazing games from 1 to Rogue to 100% completion just like the good old days
These games hold such a special place in my heart
The AC songs (especially the ones from Jesper Kyd) will forever have a place in my heart. Truly masterpieces.
Even though AC 3 could have been a better game, the soundtrack is one of the best out of all the AC games hands down AND paved the way for black flag which was an amazing game as well!
Yes, I definitely agree. In general Lorne Balfe composes great soundtracks. Balfe is an apprentice of Hans Zimmer and he has worked on many famous movies like Mission: Impossible - Fallout, The Dark Knight (additional soundtrack), Ghost in the Shell and so on...
I think that the main problem why AC 3 is not generally liked is because it is the game right after the Ezio's trilogy. It was almost impossible to top it. AC 3 also feels sometimes unfinished. The ship gameplay was almost unused during the storytelling of the game. I think that they had big plans with it like in AC 4 but somehow abandoned it during the process of making the actual game. In general AC 3 is very good game, the story is very deep and Connor is one of the most badass assassins of all. AC Rogue adds a completely new meaning to AC 3 as well
I think ac3 was like a test run of sorts for the new control scheme and a means to an end for Desmond's story seeing as Altair's and Ezio's ended in revelations
Assassins's Creed, thx for being in my life, Filling my Life with Adventures, one of the best and Unforgettable Experience
What a fantastic video, thank you for taking the time to put this together - the listing of all the songs, splicing the songs in the video so they have sections, info about the music, pictures titles, great caption, really top notch which adds to the quality of the music shared and how it comes across!
omg the soprano vocalization in "Tour of Venice" is absolutely gorgeous
Just sit, just work or do whatever you gotta do and play it... For me thats enough for a good day.