Assassin's Creed OST | Main Theme | The Bureau (Revisited by Kyle Misko)
Back in 2007, I was just 11 years old when this epic title hit the markets.. Me and my classmates were absolutely mindblown by the first entrance of the series.. the atmosphere, the mystery, the music, such immersive storyline (which we couldn't completely comprehend at the time), epic voices for epic characters - it was something very special.. oh, how jealous I was of my friends who had a powerful enough computer to run it at the time xD I would visit them just to play it for 30 minutes, and dream of the day I could run it on my own PC.
It will be a couple of years before that happened, 5 years to be precise, as 2012 was the first time I got my own laptop and a physical CD bundle of the 1st and 2nd Assassin's Creed games while living with my host family in Oregon (still have that bundle saved to this day). I was completely glued to the screen for hours, and would replay it several times in years to come, but then I would forget about it, as it sometimes happens with video games we play.
About 2 years ago, I got Fernanda to check out some of the games I played as a kid, and AC was on the list, and so I got to re-experience it all once more.. I gathered all those feelings in this track and am very excited to share my latest rendition on the main theme of the 1st Assassin's Creed!



The story of discovering Assassin’s Creed at 11, then finally playing it on your own laptop in 2012 with that physical CD bundle, gives this rendition a strong personal connection to the original atmosphere. I’m curious how you decided which elements of the main theme to preserve and which to reinterpret when revisiting it with Fernanda. For sharing a premiere or countdown for the track in Discord, Timestamp Rocks can help convert the relevant time into a Discord timestamp.
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