In this reflective episode of “What I Learned” on That Ambient Gamer, I revisit the groundbreaking game that introduced us to the world of the Assassins—Assassin’s Creed (2007). This isn’t just a look back at the game’s mechanics or world-building, but a personal reflection on how it made me question freedom, identity, morality, and history itself.

When I first played Assassin’s Creed, I thought it was just about climbing towers and assassinations. But as I got older, I realized it was about who you become in a world filled with uncertainty. The game taught me about the fine balance between order and chaos, and the price of waking up to the truth.

Join me as we dive into how this game changed the way I think about truth, power, and control—and how these themes still resonate in today’s world.

🎮 If you’ve ever questioned your place in the world, or if you’ve felt the weight of your choices in games, this episode is for you.

🧠 “What I Learned” is a series where I reflect on the life lessons video games have taught me—about growth, identity, and everything in between.

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