Multiple Assassin's Creed Series Coming To Netflix, Including Live-Action Show

They need to do a cobra kai cross over!

if it anything like the terrible movie pass, the games arnt even that good, I stop playing them back with AC 2

Are they going to follow an interesting character with interesting family lines. Just to turn the viewer into the main protagonist and bring in some of the driest Assassins in the entire series. Just like the AC video games?

If so, I’m passing this like the plague.

I would like to see a real budget behind it and have them explore eras that the games only touched on. Or if it were an era from the game, it would be cool to see it from the perspective of a different assassin. Like you see Ezio from afar through the eyes of a different assassin.

What could be interesting is if they explore the modern day lore a bit more. I love all the new games, but after 2012, it's been pretty static. There's been little to no forward progress. There's so much they COULD do with it, and use movies/TV series to really expand the story, as opposed to just re-hashing it.

On the flip side, if they even just put Ezio's story on screen (for all the players who didn't play the game, which equals about the world population minus 10 million or so)- it'd be a pretty engaging story to enjoy.

Of all the cool video games they could have used.

Sigh...

until they take down 'Cuties', Netflix doesn't exist to me.

Just give me a scene in which a failed assassin trainee tries to jump from a tall building onto some hay and splits his head on the edge of the cart.......

@matetricks: They don't cancel things that people actually watch. And unlike broadcast shows, they know EXACTLY who's watching (except for the pirated stuff).

But will it be good?

That's the big question.

With the success that the Witcher had with Netflix perhaps there is hope for Assassins Creed. Then again... this is Hollywood.

-NOT A GOOD TRACK RECORD NINJA APPROVED-

Assassin's Creed has lost it's point since the times of Ezio. The story has no continuity. No end point./ Nothing for us to be remotely attached to.

It's kind like Umbrella Corporation. After the 3rd game, things just lost its track. No one knows what they were trying to achieve.

I hope the TV series has some continuity, some ideas of what they're actually trying to achieve, but knowing Netflix, it will be a soft story with some killing in between and mediocre at best.

Let's see if they at least grab a person who played the games to vet the script.

Not gonna lie, Assassins Creed has just become background noise to me at this point. "Oh they are making a new game, oh they are making a tv series, oh they are doing etc" There just isnt anything for me to get excited about anymore.