History professor: "There are no historic records of Altair, Ezio Auditore or any of these AC protagonists" Me: "Of course not, the Templars made sure of that"
Actually the AC one is kinda relatable to me, i was learning World Art History at the University and the theme was ancient Egypt and Greek, at that moment i already played AC origins and just about to start odyssey, so for the rest of the semester it helped me to memorize the landmark, the building structure, the gods, king, historical myths, tomb, etc. So yeah this video game actually help the study for once.
willinton06 Damn straight man, all we can do at this point is hope they make sure they don’t repeat the same mistakes for the next game. Here’s hoping they release a full game this time
I once spoke about the Ezio trilogy to one of our PhD students in the art history department of my university who studies the Italian Renaissance (and she basically spends like half the year living in various Italian archives). She vouched that the locations of the landmarks are accurate because Ubisoft actually worked with one of the professors she had collaborated with in the past.
I actually was allowed to bring in and play a section of Assassins Creed 3 in junior high when it came out for a history project. It took a long time to get approval from not only parents but my history teacher as well as the principal. It was fun and got a 97 score for the project.
@@It9LpBFS37 I mean... there's gotta be game mechanics. The game has to be fun. I can turn him into a murderer commiting 10 murders at the same damn place, in just one night while never being suspicious. But it takes practice, skill and a whole lot of good timing to pull it off. I love that game it's great.
@@chilishotline9590 Tannenberg has some improvements. It's mostly just different terrain. Less trench warfare, more forests etc. It's all eastern front. I'd say its worth if there were people still playing it. The servers are really empty though.
That was the most immersive game I've ever played. Good thing I bought it a few months after launch after most of the bugs have been patched out. Personally, it was my game of the year, I love it more than RDR2 & GoW.
He honestly sounded like he didn't like the game, like he sounded really unhappy with it when he was talking about it. One of the best open-world games ever.
@@justurboi3806 I think he trashed it in some other videos also. Oh well, not everyone has to like it for it to be a great game. I think some people just weren't any good at the combat or the whole thing was too challenging so they wrote it off.
@Amelia Cho Cool. I regrettably have sold the game so that I can buy RDR2. Wish I didn't because I would love to play the DLCs. Thinking of buying it now with this whole lockdown in my country, me doing jackshit at home.
No no no. This list is a total bullshit. Battlefield V should've been number one on this list. It's the most historically accurate compared to other World War 2 games. In the game, you have British soldier with Katana, female soldier with prosthetic arm, it's very accurate. The attention to detail is very incredible, these guys at EA and DICE really respect those who fought for their countries in World War 2.
@@JacksonPM23 Yeah because games like The Witcher 3 and Monster Hunter are very realistic and historically accurate. I don't think you understand how idiotic your statement actually is.
2:55 "A game your dad would play" This is so spot on! My dad loves this game! When I tried to shoot down the parachuting pilots he yelled "That's against the Geneva Conventions"
wolf mations it is a really good game but you should try and get it on sale because there are better ac games like “Ac black flag” or “Ac syndicate”. If you do want an rpg assassin’s creed I’d recommend waiting for AC Valhalla which is coming out during the holiday season.
I had a performance issue in Kingdom Come Deliverance. But still I finished the game multiple times. It was that good specially if you play it on hardcore mode. It's the one and only experience I had of really living a life at that time. It's a genuine masterpiece.
Helll Let Loose is a game who recreated a lot of buildings and landscape from Normandy! It's so cool, they used old pictures and stories to recreate it as accurate as they could.
I would like to propose Valiant Hearts: The Great War as an honorable mention :) Not the most historically accurate for obvious reasons but the game includes some good educational slides you can find lying around.
I still remember a certain conversation from the beginning of assassin's Creed two between Ezio and his mom. Ezio's mom you need to find more outlets Ezio I have plenty of outlets Ezio's mom I mean other than vagina Ezio what that is a great outlet Lol
I visited the Parthenon when I did my semester abroad back in 2017. There is a small cave underneath the acropolis that has a gate guarding it. Had there not been cameras I would have ventured inside. I played AC Odyssey last summer and I checked to see if they had rendered this cave. Not only did they render in the exact real world location but there was loot chest inside! Love when video games match reality.
You should also try "Valiant Hearts : The Great War", it's an amazing game about WWI, made in collaboration with the French memorialization organization :)
Non-american here so does Boston really look like it was depicted in the TLOU? What about Jackson county? Is the flora and fauna really that lush and close to town?
Out of ALL the Paradox Grand Strategy games you chose Crusader Kings II, a game in which you can, in normal gameplay, become immortal, be possessed, and find the holy grail, as the most historically accurate? 😂
It too much of a niche type of game and doesn't cater to the mainstream. A lot of people got bad impressions on survival games and that is most likely the key factor of KCD that turns the average person away.
I have to say that I bought it recently, but it didn't catch me. The animations feel very odd and the dialog is often not lipsync. But maybe I should give the game another shot.
@@penumbrum3135 Every person that got turned away by KC:D is a casual or just not an RPG fan. The game is awesome. It is realistic. Only problem it has is a few bugs and performance issues. But some problems have to come from a small game dev studio.
Penumbrum It’s an RPG not a survival game. By your logic any game where you’re trying to not have the character you’re playing as die would be a survival game.
I went the entire game without seeing a single enemy other than the 3 ‘big’ battles and then another quest where u gotta fight some bandits. All the camps were empty, game was boring af.
yup, when he mentioned IL-2 Sturmovik and said "it's the closest thing you will ever get sitting in the real thing" i was like no, he clearly never played War Thunder air simulator battles
As a long time fan of Assassins creed for over a decade, now in University level history courses my professor told me to stop raising my hand to answer questions because I knew too much about the eras. The games are good. lol. But I think it's as you said, they make it fun. My interest in Assassin's Creed feeds my interest in history and my interest in history feeds my interest in Assassin Creed. Side note: I wish more games like Kingdom Come Deliverance existed in other time eras.
I have that "kingdom come deliverance" game- it's absolutely insane and so much detail and realism. Like people getting scared if you have someone's blood on you or if you have a weapon on you and soooo much more. You can clean your body with a couple degrees of cleanliness. It's actually all just a bit too much for me, but it is SERIOUSLY IMPRESSIVE!
After the Notre Dame fire happened architects actually used the structure model from AC Unity to help rebuild it exactly the way it was. You can't get more historically accurate than that.
it a m rate game.... so i think you would know what it is before u play.... Unity got me lost at first since i already forgot what the hell happen that those time...
I cannot explain how much I love KCD, the immersion of that game has brought me back to playing it three times already... i don't replay most games, I am not a completionist, nor a hardcore gamer, but while playing KCD I find myself dreaming about what else can they do in a second installment...
I have learnt so much stuff from Assassin's creed that it always made me go and look for historical knowledge and see if what they put in the game is accurate or not,and i'm always shocked of how much of it is actually accurate, i've played creed 2, revolutions,creed 3,origins,and i'm hoping that the new ac will actually be about vikings as i've heard and i will absolutely play it then
most of the actual historically accurate elements of ac mostly derives from the environments and architecture in the games, which are almost always great in most if not all ac games.
Glad Kingdom Come: Deliverance is getting recognition that it deserves. Truly an immersive experience and great game overall. Fun Fact: If you go on Google Earth and look up one of these places you’ll find that the map is 99% a recreation of this actual province. Jesus Christ be praised.
Dog Faced Pony Soldier I’ve been to a lot of monasteries and churches and old medieval establishments in Europe and I’ve gotta say walking into the Sasau monastery and seeing the fresco and wall art was mindblowing
True but it's just not as popular as the world war games or medieval ones. But it would be interesting especially something like apocalypse Now or Full Metal Jacket would be awesome. come to think of it they haven't had any Korean war games either.
THANK YOU for mentioning Brothers in Arms! This game was really important for me and my dad when I was a child. Hopefully we'll have the first two games remastered or a sequel in the Battle of the Bulge? such a good series...
For a part 2, check out Post Scriptum. Maps are based on photos from the time period along with ground scanning the real locations. Uniforms and weapons are 3D scans of the real thing, vehicles are recreated in immaculate detail. Just a great game for history buffs
yeah the combat can be a little frustrating on Kingdom Come Deliverance when you have to fight more than 1 person at a time. But Damn did i eat that game up. I did all the side quests, extra stuff, played games at the taverns.....Spent a little too much time pretending to be a monk....haha dude one of the best RPG's i have ever played and it looks amazing
Assassin’s Creed Origins actually has a whole Discovery Tour mode like the video mentions that most people don’t know about, where you can take tours through ancient Egypt, and you’re bombarded with historical knowledge and facts about ancient Egypt and the culture. It will tell you about everything from the architecture around you to the religious practices to the common daily activities and jobs of people and what they would wear and eat and everything. It’s pretty cool.
And Assassin's Creed Odyssey also has Discovery Tour Mode, just like Assassin's Creed Origins. But it's not on the list because the story of the game is NOT historically accurate.
Here is a tip, if a parent says games don't teach you anything, play assasins creed with them, especially assasins creed 3, and show them the different historical battles and stuff.
Nice to see Combat Mission in this list! It's really a great game, although the depth can be a bit overwhelming at first it is the most realistic tactical game I know.
Plus, if you're gonna bring up the Nordy's War Story, too bad cause after that story, British Commandoes did sabotage the factory, not just a Resistance Fighter, who's mission was to save her Mom
@@22-narendraputra77 no the game in general just isn't accurate, the flags are changed, esspecially the German one, and just shit in the game isn't historically accurate. But the point of the game isn't meant to be historically accurate yet the developers sold it as if it was. Nobody would've had a problem with the game if the developers didn't use it for a poltical agenda and then tell everybody not to buy it if they didnt like the forced virtue signaling.
@@hannewbz seems that you played the game but I still don't understand what you meant with " Because it isn't" despite the fact of the British navy which is non-sense, the game is still historically accurate i think according to the big amount of historical events within the game.
Kingdom Come Deliverance is an amazing game. It got off to a little rocky start when they released for consoles but I absolutely loved it. It's made by a new small game company but was still awesome
I played AC Unity in french language (audio and subtitle) to practice my french skills and it was a total immersion in the French Revolution, such a great experience!!
It was crazy playing Assassin’s Creed 2, and realizing Ezio when to all the same places I did in college. Even the smaller towns like Siena, and San Gimigano. I remember posing Ezio for a screenshot in front of the Florence Dumo, in the same exact spot I posed with a friend for a photo. Then playing Unity, and trying to figure out where modern locales would eventually be was so fun too
I spent a crazy amount of hours on AC2 trilogy getting to know the famous locations, like venice, the coliseum, etc, wondering how accurate was all that
8:49 You could've also mentioned other Paradox Interactive's games like Europa Universalis 4, Victoria 2, Hearhts of Iron 4. They're all historically accurate and full of details like Crusader Kings 2
I remember once in middle school we were studying JFK and one kid told the teacher about a game and how it goes over the Cuban missile crisis and how tense it was the teacher was listening and so was the class and then mentions how zombies break in and you have to shoot them. The teacher got mad.
*Cries in BF1 where there's only one inaccurate gun by a few years, and all the maps were actual places, it's like Verdun but newer and more intense, so more like WW1*
Rise: son of Rome, is another very accurate masterpiece. I learned so much from the game and then it inspired me to learn more about the Ancient Rome history.
i have a great love for the total war siries. i played almost all of them but i think total war shogun 2 ore rome 2 should have made the list no hate aginst atilla but i feel ther is more acurasy in the other games.
Panzer General and Allied General on the PS2 were one of my absolute favorites in playing turn based simulation of real battles in World War 2. You could play different countries on either game and could play a single scenario or a campaign that spanned over time and different battles. The troops you had could be upgraded over time and would grow with you as you go along. Worthy of a looking at when it comes to something like this.
History professor: "There are no historic records of Altair, Ezio Auditore or any of these AC protagonists"
Me: "Of course not, the Templars made sure of that"
Only Ubisoft knows the real history of the world.
I thought all but Altair was real
@@lemaygaming6952 OMG Ubisoft is the Templars Ubisoft is Abstergo!!!
@@dunkbuscusgaming7016 delete dis or i will find you
Luke McNamara Altair is the only one that’s actually plausible.
Assassin's creed is why I'm so good at history cause I always go and research about that time period when I finish the game
They also make a lot of good articles in game about historical characters and locations!
phytagoras went from standing among the gods to being known for triangles
So do I man! I played AC Unity in french language (audio and subtitle) to practice my french skills and it was a great experience!!
Same but before I play
@@davidfromdamountain yeah, I like the discovery tours in the new games
Actually the AC one is kinda relatable to me, i was learning World Art History at the University and the theme was ancient Egypt and Greek, at that moment i already played AC origins and just about to start odyssey, so for the rest of the semester it helped me to memorize the landmark, the building structure, the gods, king, historical myths, tomb, etc. So yeah this video game actually help the study for once.
Yeaa,the discovery tour was awsome
@@waffelo4681 yeah, I actually enjoy the discovery mode more than the actual game. No grinding necessary
I'm a simple person, I see Assassin's creed on the thumbnail
I click!
@Onion pax Good man
Me too
@Koshi Kun but you did click though
"Some games are loved for their historical accuracy"
Shows Battlefield 5
Poor game isn’t loved at all, I had hope in it, best gunplay in the entire series
willinton06 Damn straight man, all we can do at this point is hope they make sure they don’t repeat the same mistakes for the next game. Here’s hoping they release a full game this time
It's more historically accurate then cod ww2 but that's not saying much
@@willinton06 Not only is it hated, it ain't accurate either.
@@JukaDominator to a certain point it is but yeah I get you
I hope Fallout doesn't end up on the PART 2 of this video.
Caligula I do
Fallout isn't a historical game though... I'm confused
et Han of Astora he means that there may be a nuke
@@RaylaEclipse the point is he hopes the world doesn't end up in a post nuclear apocalypse like the one in fallout
et Han of Astora
He means the general idea of Fallout. Meanin nuclear war of US against the Chinese
I once spoke about the Ezio trilogy to one of our PhD students in the art history department of my university who studies the Italian Renaissance (and she basically spends like half the year living in various Italian archives). She vouched that the locations of the landmarks are accurate because Ubisoft actually worked with one of the professors she had collaborated with in the past.
Gameranx in assassin's creed : I learned that at school
Me at school : I learned that in assassin's creed
I actually was allowed to bring in and play a section of Assassins Creed 3 in junior high when it came out for a history project. It took a long time to get approval from not only parents but my history teacher as well as the principal. It was fun and got a 97 score for the project.
Why did you need to get approval from parents?
@@baizuo_6246 the game is rated mature I think so you need adult consent
Did the principal obviously allow you to bring your own console in the school for a history project?
- Dusk - But the game really isnt worse than actual history kids learn about. Just kinda dumb
@xWicked Demonx Yeah, how does that work? He's probably lying.
Kingdom Come Deliverance better be on this list. The most historical accurate game I've played.
Although I cant get over how easy it is to turn Henry into a dirty billionaire so early in the game lol
@@It9LpBFS37 I mean... there's gotta be game mechanics. The game has to be fun. I can turn him into a murderer commiting 10 murders at the same damn place, in just one night while never being suspicious. But it takes practice, skill and a whole lot of good timing to pull it off. I love that game it's great.
Jews lol
But what about the potatoes, tomatoes, and carrots?
@@UwUOwl say juice instead so the jtube bot doesnt detect it as "HATESPEECH" REMEMBER FREEDOM OF SPEECH BUT WE DEFINE FREEDOM OF SPEECH 🐀🇮🇱
Bruh, he really be under-selling Kingdom Come: Deliverance. At least it was on the list, but it's clear he personally doesn't like it
Me neither
I've personally tried to like it and failed 3 times. It's more of a chore prolly gets awesome at about 50 hours in
@@joemcclellan8115 I guess KCD is hit or miss then. You either don't like it or you love it. Fair enough.
@@justurboi3806 completely true... I love it tho
I loved that game. SO much.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance should be #1
Always thrilled to see Verdun getting some love. Game doesn't get enough attention
Yup
Is verdun tanneberg good, olayed verdun and liked it but never bought tannenberg, is it better?
Cuz it’s trash 😂
Boring and garbage. I'd rather save my money and play a WW1 G-Mod RP server.
@@chilishotline9590 Tannenberg has some improvements. It's mostly just different terrain. Less trench warfare, more forests etc. It's all eastern front. I'd say its worth if there were people still playing it. The servers are really empty though.
Kingdom come deliverance should've been #1 tbh. I've never played a game that feels that immersive and realistic before
That was the most immersive game I've ever played. Good thing I bought it a few months after launch after most of the bugs have been patched out.
Personally, it was my game of the year, I love it more than RDR2 & GoW.
He honestly sounded like he didn't like the game, like he sounded really unhappy with it when he was talking about it. One of the best open-world games ever.
@@justurboi3806 I think he trashed it in some other videos also. Oh well, not everyone has to like it for it to be a great game. I think some people just weren't any good at the combat or the whole thing was too challenging so they wrote it off.
@Amelia Cho Cool. I regrettably have sold the game so that I can buy RDR2. Wish I didn't because I would love to play the DLCs.
Thinking of buying it now with this whole lockdown in my country, me doing jackshit at home.
No no no. This list is a total bullshit. Battlefield V should've been number one on this list. It's the most historically accurate compared to other World War 2 games. In the game, you have British soldier with Katana, female soldier with prosthetic arm, it's very accurate. The attention to detail is very incredible, these guys at EA and DICE really respect those who fought for their countries in World War 2.
They did my boy Kingdom come dirty :(
Where's totally accurate battle simulater
ayye lol
💯 accurate
Always nice to see Kingdom Come getting some love
It is a truly hidden gem
I think it is the most historically accurate medieval game we’ve ever had.
One of my favoriete games. Put 125 hours in it. Might buy the DLC.
@@juanmanuelcorrea7673 wish it got more attention. Mind blowingly accurate
KCD should just be a medieval simulator
This video was an excuse just to talk about Assassin's Creed
Assassin's Creed is pretty much the least historically accurate video game series in existence.
Jackson M it is really accurate when it wants to be, but it is a game after all so you need to go wild from time to time
"LeAst hiStOrIcaLly AcCuRate" lol
And I don't blame them either.
@@JacksonPM23 Yeah because games like The Witcher 3 and Monster Hunter are very realistic and historically accurate.
I don't think you understand how idiotic your statement actually is.
2:55 "A game your dad would play" This is so spot on! My dad loves this game! When I tried to shoot down the parachuting pilots he yelled "That's against the Geneva Conventions"
What is it called
Yeah thanks, how's it called? :D Not english, and that was too fast to understand :D
@@FOFOKASHY something something with a number...
I guess adding the name of the game on screen was too much work
IL-2 Sturmovik 1946 is the name, gents
Me: *playing AC Odyssey constantly*
My mom: What are you doing
Me: *eyes are bloodshot from lack of sleep* StudYING!
Is ac odyssey a good game?
wolf mations not as good as some of the other ac games. If you want a fun ac I recommend ac origins or ac3
wolf mations it is a really good game but you should try and get it on sale because there are better ac games like “Ac black flag” or “Ac syndicate”. If you do want an rpg assassin’s creed I’d recommend waiting for AC Valhalla which is coming out during the holiday season.
Tequiladooper 27 AC Valhalla is an RPG
@@wolfmations Its a good GAME but it's not a good assassins creed game. It barely has anything to do with ac also
“The stages of the game will be based on famous battles that actually took place in ancient Japan “
So here’s this giant enemy crab
i mean... it's not such a big deal isn't it? not like it didn't happen...
Number 1
Saints Row 4
Nah doom eternal
@@filipe_5hdxd372 the longer the icon of sin is on earth
Ahhh Yes, I really appreciate how they captured the historical accuracy of the dildo sword. The deadliest weapon of the 20th century
Naaah its definitely GTA
Nah it’s animal crossing
"They make it fun"
Shows assasin's creed odyssey
git gud
Malaka and 0 phalanxes
@@DougWIngate Get a good taste
@@mr.mediocre3567 coming from a guy who calls himself mediocre
@@DougWIngate Mediocre, not shit. And its called not lying to yourself
I had a performance issue in Kingdom Come Deliverance. But still I finished the game multiple times. It was that good specially if you play it on hardcore mode. It's the one and only experience I had of really living a life at that time. It's a genuine masterpiece.
“#2, Verdun” *shows gameplay from Tannenberg*
Mafia 2 one of the greatest games I've ever played
Neil Davis well the story writer for kingdom come and mafia is the same ;)
@@SuperPetasek really? Haha, mafia 2 amazing game and kingdom come deliverance even better imo.
Mafia 2 and Kingdom Come was directed by same Director - Daniel Vávra. 😉
Helll Let Loose is a game who recreated a lot of buildings and landscape from Normandy! It's so cool, they used old pictures and stories to recreate it as accurate as they could.
Ahem, you forgot totally accurate battle simulator
I would like to propose Valiant Hearts: The Great War as an honorable mention :) Not the most historically accurate for obvious reasons but the game includes some good educational slides you can find lying around.
And the letters that you can find in the game are real life letters that soldiers sends to thier loveones.
"No books... No wisdom.... Just you, fratello mio" - When Ezio met Altair
InsecureLoki “it’s a ME MARIO!”
-When Ezio met Mario
@@hitbox524 Beautiful
One of the most poetic and emotional moments in gaming no doubt.
I still remember a certain conversation from the beginning of assassin's Creed two between Ezio and his mom. Ezio's mom you need to find more outlets
Ezio I have plenty of outlets
Ezio's mom I mean other than vagina
Ezio what that is a great outlet
Lol
@@richardanderson6531 annnnnd we're never gonna know what Petruccio wanted to do with those feathers
Kinda sad that rdr2 wasn’t there. I mean sure it’s set in a fictional America but the actual accuracies are incredibly impressive.
Hell na the guns are ahead of their time no rapid fire rifes existed yet
Cruster Master yeah there was it’s based on 1899 and 1907 not to far from WW1
I visited the Parthenon when I did my semester abroad back in 2017. There is a small cave underneath the acropolis that has a gate guarding it. Had there not been cameras I would have ventured inside. I played AC Odyssey last summer and I checked to see if they had rendered this cave. Not only did they render in the exact real world location but there was loot chest inside! Love when video games match reality.
Assassin Creed is one of my favorite franchises and the setting and historical accuracy are mainly the reason why I love the games. Especially AC 3.
Wat AC3 that is one of the worse ones play black flag
Jose Vallejo yo agreed but i love black flag but I love origins way better 😂
Jose Vallejo They’re both great
@@josevallejo7461 AC 3 wasn't bad. It had an empty open world but other than that, it was pretty good.
You can all argue over the best but we all know that the best is the ezio collection. Except revelations. So 2 and brotherhood
You should also try "Valiant Hearts : The Great War", it's an amazing game about WWI, made in collaboration with the French memorialization organization :)
French Gameuse not historically accurate tho is it
I have a small penis But, Yes, but that’s not what he said.
CreepyEye 😂
@@daveeed0036 OMG 😂
You forgot Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away..."
it is accurate for the Star Wars universe lol
Where's Doom Eternal?
When you got to Verdun most of the gameplay was from the second one Tannenberg . Just so ppl know lol 😂 i loved that game
Tyler Ballz if only they would have released Tannenberg on PS4 back in 2019 as they promised.
Jamima 1919 amen brother
A few years later
IGN : *adds the last of us in the list*
Non-american here so does Boston really look like it was depicted in the TLOU? What about Jackson county? Is the flora and fauna really that lush and close to town?
Out of ALL the Paradox Grand Strategy games you chose Crusader Kings II, a game in which you can, in normal gameplay, become immortal, be possessed, and find the holy grail, as the most historically accurate? 😂
What about the Civilization series? Seems to me that Civilization, especially Civilization VI has gotten its history spot-on!
I sure remember when Cleopatra made nuclear war against George Washington
@@oliviawilliams6204
Similar stuff is with CK2 possible :)
@@oliviawilliams6204 dont forget that time Gandhi destroyed the world with nuclear bombs
Gandhi laughs and press that red button.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance was awesome and more people need to play it.
It too much of a niche type of game and doesn't cater to the mainstream.
A lot of people got bad impressions on survival games and that is most likely the key factor of KCD that turns the average person away.
I have to say that I bought it recently, but it didn't catch me. The animations feel very odd and the dialog is often not lipsync. But maybe I should give the game another shot.
@@penumbrum3135 Every person that got turned away by KC:D is a casual or just not an RPG fan. The game is awesome. It is realistic. Only problem it has is a few bugs and performance issues. But some problems have to come from a small game dev studio.
Penumbrum It’s an RPG not a survival game. By your logic any game where you’re trying to not have the character you’re playing as die would be a survival game.
I went the entire game without seeing a single enemy other than the 3 ‘big’ battles and then another quest where u gotta fight some bandits. All the camps were empty, game was boring af.
Warthunder is incredibly accarate, there's even people who use vr and flight sticks and stuff lol
yup, when he mentioned IL-2 Sturmovik and said "it's the closest thing you will ever get sitting in the real thing"
i was like no, he clearly never played War Thunder air simulator battles
@@danielzajzon9887 The IL-2 series and DCS world is more of a flight sim than war thunder.
100% warthunder should be on this
@@themightyspoon9641
But only Air SB
War thunder is accurate ?? Lmao oh yeah russian bias is so true
As a long time fan of Assassins creed for over a decade, now in University level history courses my professor told me to stop raising my hand to answer questions because I knew too much about the eras. The games are good. lol. But I think it's as you said, they make it fun. My interest in Assassin's Creed feeds my interest in history and my interest in history feeds my interest in Assassin Creed.
Side note: I wish more games like Kingdom Come Deliverance existed in other time eras.
7:09 for me it is the other way around, so i´m at school and i think: "Oh i learned that from Assassin´s Creed." xD
Top ten games futuristically accurate.
No1 fallout 4
That'd be alternate history
Division 2
@@nicksiegfried4906 Well China does seem to like the idea...
Considering the Fallout timeline never invented the transistor. And fallout 4 got teleportation, what about no
Soon to be accurate: The Division
i feel like hell let loose would have perfect for this list.
RS2 too
Tell me one game in where you can adjust the distance of iron sights/optics like irl
That virtual tour they give you in AC Origins is SO freaking cool...and the game is just amazing in it's own right.
I have that "kingdom come deliverance" game- it's absolutely insane and so much detail and realism. Like people getting scared if you have someone's blood on you or if you have a weapon on you and soooo much more. You can clean your body with a couple degrees of cleanliness. It's actually all just a bit too much for me, but it is SERIOUSLY IMPRESSIVE!
Rockstar needs to revisit GTA2's settings - I wanna see LA Noire World style GTA.
Charles Sami Amyouni or gta 4 with modern day but before the huge technical revolution. I think That’s a really cool era to play in
Charles Sami Amyouni I just want go back to Vice City
I've been replaying GTA2 a lot lately, and I just want a full-fledge "Gun for Hire" GTA2-like game again where the story is not linear.
Nah I just want a Noire GTA Game
@@evergaolbird And uh...which of the gta games got a linear story?
I learned a lot from all assassins creed games 👌🏻
Prince of Persia series too
After the Notre Dame fire happened architects actually used the structure model from AC Unity to help rebuild it exactly the way it was. You can't get more historically accurate than that.
“I’ve had a stomache ache! I know how difficult it was to ride the Oregon Trail!” XD
Learnt more in assassins creed than my history lesson
Then you should pay attention in your history lessons, because AC isn't history lol
it a m rate game.... so i think you would know what it is before u play.... Unity got me lost at first since i already forgot what the hell happen that those time...
@@JacksonPM23 u never know tho
True
I try to tell my History teacher about AC3 you can learn fro it but he wouldn't listen
I cannot explain how much I love KCD, the immersion of that game has brought me back to playing it three times already... i don't replay most games, I am not a completionist, nor a hardcore gamer, but while playing KCD I find myself dreaming about what else can they do in a second installment...
I have learnt so much stuff from Assassin's creed that it always made me go and look for historical knowledge and see if what they put in the game is accurate or not,and i'm always shocked of how much of it is actually accurate, i've played creed 2, revolutions,creed 3,origins,and i'm hoping that the new ac will actually be about vikings as i've heard and i will absolutely play it then
3:00 Laughs in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
most of the actual historically accurate elements of ac mostly derives from the environments and architecture in the games, which are almost always great in most if not all ac games.
Spot on
There should be Hearts Of Iron and Europa Universalis on the list.
The ezio saga will live in gaming legend for ages to come
Shocked that nobody has made a remake of Oregon Trail using an open world format. It would be a bestseller overnight.
Glad Kingdom Come: Deliverance is getting recognition that it deserves. Truly an immersive experience and great game overall. Fun Fact: If you go on Google Earth and look up one of these places you’ll find that the map is 99% a recreation of this actual province. Jesus Christ be praised.
Edin DJ may the lord watch over you
Hey lad, don't you wanna put a little wager on the Rattay tourny
Thanks a thousand times.
I so wish we get a sequel to it or a new IP of another history developed by them.
Dog Faced Pony Soldier I’ve been to a lot of monasteries and churches and old medieval establishments in Europe and I’ve gotta say walking into the Sasau monastery and seeing the fresco and wall art was mindblowing
I'd love to see more historically accurate Vietnam War games
Same, there is a lack of Vietnam war games.
Battlefield series tackled Vietnam. Thats the only one I know of and idk if it was accurate or not...🤔
True but it's just not as popular as the world war games or medieval ones. But it would be interesting especially something like apocalypse Now or Full Metal Jacket would be awesome. come to think of it they haven't had any Korean war games either.
@@mysticalbeast3712 My Grandpa's brother served in Korea, I'd love to see a Korean war game
@@mysticalbeast3712 True, or one based off Platoon that would be incredible.
THANK YOU for mentioning Brothers in Arms! This game was really important for me and my dad when I was a child. Hopefully we'll have the first two games remastered or a sequel in the Battle of the Bulge? such a good series...
Can I just say you have a great video editor. Great transitions and effects, broski.
For a part 2, check out Post Scriptum.
Maps are based on photos from the time period along with ground scanning the real locations. Uniforms and weapons are 3D scans of the real thing, vehicles are recreated in immaculate detail. Just a great game for history buffs
You needed to mention: "Nemesis of the roman empire". One of the most historically accurate strategy games.
yeah the combat can be a little frustrating on Kingdom Come Deliverance when you have to fight more than 1 person at a time. But Damn did i eat that game up. I did all the side quests, extra stuff, played games at the taverns.....Spent a little too much time pretending to be a monk....haha dude one of the best RPG's i have ever played and it looks amazing
Assassin’s Creed Origins actually has a whole Discovery Tour mode like the video mentions that most people don’t know about, where you can take tours through ancient Egypt, and you’re bombarded with historical knowledge and facts about ancient Egypt and the culture. It will tell you about everything from the architecture around you to the religious practices to the common daily activities and jobs of people and what they would wear and eat and everything. It’s pretty cool.
And Assassin's Creed Odyssey also has Discovery Tour Mode, just like Assassin's Creed Origins. But it's not on the list because the story of the game is NOT historically accurate.
Thank god we have videos like this to entertain us in times like this
y’all really undersold KCD haha
Agreed
Here is a tip, if a parent says games don't teach you anything, play assasins creed with them, especially assasins creed 3, and show them the different historical battles and stuff.
Nice to see Combat Mission in this list! It's really a great game, although the depth can be a bit overwhelming at first it is the most realistic tactical game I know.
I can surely tell you what ISN’T historically accurate.
Battlefield V
It's called a video game, if you think battlefield is intended to be historically accurate you've got your facts twisted
It Is BeCaUsE wOmAn FoUgHt In Ww2
Plus, if you're gonna bring up the Nordy's War Story, too bad cause after that story, British Commandoes did sabotage the factory, not just a Resistance Fighter, who's mission was to save her Mom
@@agentlinrov1474 if your talking to me I can assure it was sarcasm
@@22-narendraputra77 no the game in general just isn't accurate, the flags are changed, esspecially the German one, and just shit in the game isn't historically accurate. But the point of the game isn't meant to be historically accurate yet the developers sold it as if it was. Nobody would've had a problem with the game if the developers didn't use it for a poltical agenda and then tell everybody not to buy it if they didnt like the forced virtue signaling.
Age of empires series isn't listed among the 10 most historically accurate video games... which is weird.
Because it isn't
@@hannewbz youre right, oregon trail and assassic creed are way more historically accurate..
Yeah. People were always converted by chanting Wololo at them
lol, the british have the weakest naval in that game
@@hannewbz seems that you played the game but I still don't understand what you meant with " Because it isn't" despite the fact of the British navy which is non-sense, the game is still historically accurate i think according to the big amount of historical events within the game.
this thumbnail made me buy ac unity for my new pc and i LOVE it thx gameranx
We really need a Oregon trail remaster with a 3d HD environment.
Oregon Trail. Nostalgic.
Kingdom Come Deliverance is an amazing game. It got off to a little rocky start when they released for consoles but I absolutely loved it. It's made by a new small game company but was still awesome
I played AC Unity in french language (audio and subtitle) to practice my french skills and it was a total immersion in the French Revolution, such a great experience!!
It was crazy playing Assassin’s Creed 2, and realizing Ezio when to all the same places I did in college. Even the smaller towns like Siena, and San Gimigano. I remember posing Ezio for a screenshot in front of the Florence Dumo, in the same exact spot I posed with a friend for a photo. Then playing Unity, and trying to figure out where modern locales would eventually be was so fun too
You forgot battlefield 5 where there are waves of screaming bald women carrying weapons with holograohic sight attached to their guns.
Kingdom Come deliverance is the all time best historical video game ever released.
I just want to give an appreciation to the editors of these videos ! I don't think they get enough recognition
I spent a crazy amount of hours on AC2 trilogy getting to know the famous locations, like venice, the coliseum, etc, wondering how accurate was all that
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I will never understand why La Noire didn’t get the love it deserves
8:49 You could've also mentioned other Paradox Interactive's games like Europa Universalis 4, Victoria 2, Hearhts of Iron 4. They're all historically accurate and full of details like Crusader Kings 2
8:26 what you see here was the best knight tactic spining blade
#1 Better be plague inc
Just seeing this video pop up as a notification made me smile
I’ve been waiting for this video for ages!
I remember once in middle school we were studying JFK and one kid told the teacher about a game and how it goes over the Cuban missile crisis and how tense it was the teacher was listening and so was the class and then mentions how zombies break in and you have to shoot them. The teacher got mad.
Total War: Shogun 2 Will be free from 27th April to 1st May on Steam
I can't wait
Agreed. I have beaten that game using almost every faction. Enjoy!!
TBH Rockstar is the unique game developer company which work on every detail to make it more real
*Cries in BF1 where there's only one inaccurate gun by a few years, and all the maps were actual places, it's like Verdun but newer and more intense, so more like WW1*
Rise: son of Rome, is another very accurate masterpiece. I learned so much from the game and then it inspired me to learn more about the Ancient Rome history.
i have a great love for the total war siries. i played almost all of them but i think total war shogun 2 ore rome 2 should have made the list
no hate aginst atilla but i feel ther is more acurasy in the other games.
I find that most apocalypse games are very accurate to the year 2020
Give it time
Panzer General and Allied General on the PS2 were one of my absolute favorites in playing turn based simulation of real battles in World War 2. You could play different countries on either game and could play a single scenario or a campaign that spanned over time and different battles. The troops you had could be upgraded over time and would grow with you as you go along. Worthy of a looking at when it comes to something like this.
looks like gameranx leveled up their editing