Assassin's Creed
Definition
A critically acclaimed action-adventure video game franchise developed by Ubisoft, blending historical fiction, stealth gameplay, parkour, and sci-fi conspiracy lore centered on the eternal conflict between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order.
The philosophical motto of the Assassins in the series: 'Nothing is true, everything is permitted,' symbolizing a creed of free will, moral ambiguity, and targeted justice against tyranny.
Examples
After binging Assassin's Creed, I tried parkour off my couch—spoiler: the hidden blade didn't save me from the floor.
He quotes the Assassin's Creed like it's gospel: 'Nothing is true, everything is permitted,' which explains why his tax returns are pure fiction.
In Assassin's Creed, Ezio's eagle vision spots Templars from afar; mine just spots the pizza delivery guy.
My weekend plans? Living the Assassin's Creed—sneak past chores, leap into bed, and permit zero productivity.