Assassin's Creed Odyssey - 10 Secrets & Locations You Must Find
1. Atlantis
Could you really make a game about Ancient Greece without including the legendary lost city of Atlantis? Well, technically, yes you could, but what would be the point? We can only assume that the developers decided to set Assassin's Creed Odyssey in Ancient Greece so they could make the hidden city and sneak it into the oceans of the world.
Getting there is a toil. Probably more of a toil than unlocking Evie Frye, but at least it is all in-game, rather than signing your life away and resigning to a lifetime of spam emails. For the record, we're sure that Uplay doesn't send that many emails.
Anyway, Atlantis. The coolest underwater city of them all is unlocked after completing a series of quests that tested the mettle of the very best Grecian heroes such as Theseus, Perseus, and the game's namesake Odysseus himself. Oh, and you also have to solve the riddle of the Sphinx.
This is a lot of effort, but if you didn't buy Assassin's Creed Odyssey to become a combination of all the mythical Grecian heroes, then why did you buy it? These quests allow you to live your wildest dreams, and eventually reap the underwater city-sized rewards.