Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India

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In a vibrant tapestry of betrayal and honor, you traverse the stunning landscapes of India, wielding stealth and agility. As Arbaaz Mir, unearth secrets and confront tyrants, blending history with artistry in a captivating journey of shadows.

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What is the name of the protagonist in Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India? (Hard)
#1: Arbaaz Mir
#2: Ezio Auditore
#3: Shah Jahan
#4: Aladdin
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What year is the setting of Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India? (Medium)
#1: 1841
#2: 1879
#3: 1920
#4: 1780
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Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India features a unique visual style inspired by Indian art and culture, incorporating vibrant colors and traditional motifs throughout its environments.
The game introduces players to the historical figure of Arbaaz Mir, a master assassin who is tasked with retrieving an important artifact while navigating the intricate political landscape of 19th-century India during the British Raj.

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