Assassin's Creed wallpaper

In a lot of ways, Assassin’s Creed feels like Ubisoft’s Call of Duty. It’s a yearly franchise that continues to produce huge sales numbers but also suffers a bit from the lack of variation within the game from one installation to the next. Alright, so what exactly is Assassin’s Creed? It’s a franchise that is developed and published by Ubisoft. It’s an action-adventure game that includes fictional stories and characters and marries them with real historical places and events. The entire series is based on a novel written by Vladimir Bartol called Alamut. The first game, Assassin’s Creed, was released on November 13, 2007, while the most recent game, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: Russia, released February 9, 2016.

The first several Assassin’s Creed games actually followed a singular protagonist but the franchise has actually gone through a few. The main story arcs revolve around two secret ancient societies called the Assassins and the Knights Templar (we know, not exactly original). The franchise has been stretched in some pretty weird ways. Originally, these groups existed before humanity did, with the game referencing the beings in this time as “those who came before.” the first mark in the current timeline begins in 2012. A mega-corporation called Abstergo is secretly run by the Knights Templar and they’ve managed to capture a genetic ancestor of the Assassins and use him to find several historical artifacts.

Gameplay was pretty novel at the time, though the game originally touted giving the player the ability to stalk their targets and assassinate them at any given time. In game, the player can easily scale huge buildings and obstacles with simple controls. The combat system is a bit basic as well, leaving the player able to annihilate huge amounts of guards by simply parrying and counterattacking. Blending in with the player’s surroundings is often one of the player’s best tools. Play styles tend to vary dramatically as the player can typically choose to assassinate their target in numerous ways, one of which including an option to just kill your way through.

We hope you enjoyed the collection of Assassin's Creed wallpapers. If you’re looking for more backgrounds then feel free to browse around. Each of our wallpapers can be downloaded to fit almost any device, no matter if you’re running an Android phone, iPhone, tablet or PC. Here’s a list of what screen resolutions we support along with popular devices that support them: 1920x1080 Full HD, 1080p, 1366x768 HD, 1280x1024 5:4 Desktop Display, 1440x900 Widescreen 16:10, 1600x900 Widescreen 16:9, 720x1280 Android, Smartphone, Samsung Galaxy S3, 1080x1920 iPhone 6 Plus, 6S Plus, Samsung Galaxy S4, 640x1136 iPhone 5, 5S, SE, 480x854 Sony Xperia E3, Nokia Lumia 530, 630. If you’ve got wallpapers you’d like to share, feel free to send them in!

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Windows 1. First, find the perfect wallpaper for your PC. 2.Just below the image, you’ll notice a button that says “Free Download.” Just below that text is your screen’s resolution (don’t worry, we calculated that part for you.) 3.Click the button, and you’ll notice the image save to your browser. 4.Navigate to that image on your computer (it will probably be in your “downloads” folder) 5.Right-click the image in the folder and click “Set as desktop background.” 6.Enjoy your new wallpaper!

Mac 1. Download your favourite wallpaper clicking on the blue download button below the wallpaper. 2. In this order, click Apple Menu > System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver > Desktop 3. Now find the image you want to use. Here you’ll want to select your own, so you’ll select the location your new image downloaded. 4. Click on the photo. 5. Exit back to your desktop and see what it looks like!

iPhone/iPad 1. Find an image you like on wallpapertag.com and click on the blue download button below an image. 2. Tap on an image and hold on a few seconds. Choose “save image” from the list below. 3. Navigate to the “Photos” app and find the image you want as your background. 5. Use the share button (the one that looks like a box with an arrow coming out of it). 6. Select the “Use as a Wallpaper” button 7. Here you can arrange the picture how you want it, then tap “set.” 8. Next you can select whether you want this image to be set as the background of your lock screen, home screen or both. 9. Navigate back to your home screen and take a look at your new wallpaper.

Android 1. Search for a wallpaper you like on wallpapertag.com and download it clicking on the blue download button below the wallpaper. 2. Open your gallery/photos app and click on the “download” folder. 3. The first image you see here should be the image you downloaded. 4. Click on the image and in the top right corner, click the menu button (three vertical dots). 5. In the drop down menu, click “Set as wallpaper.” 6. You’ll then be prompted to select whether you want to set the image as the background of your home screen, lock screen or both. 7. You’ll then be able to move the image to how you like. When you’re satisfied, press “set as wallpaper.” 8.Go back to your home screen and enjoy your new wallpaper!