It’s a tradition that when a moderately large game like Assassin’s Creed Mirage comes out, many users look to see if it has an interactive map to track your progress outside of what the game itself offers us; a very useful tool for those who want to say they beat the game 100%. In this guide I present exactly that, interactive map the final game in the saga and I’ll break it down for you its possible uses and filters to help us find everything we’re looking for in the game.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage interactive map
You’ve probably already figured it out, and the guys at Mapgenie.io are great when it comes to making these tools into a map that we can go on exploration progress in the games we are interested in. His latest work is an interactive map of the city Assassin’s Creed Miragethe latest game in the French company’s assassin saga, which aims to return to the roots of the first in terms of narrative, but combining news in intelligence from the last games.
Image: Mapgenie.io
We can access it through this address or by going directly to Mapgenie.io and select it among his many other cartographic works. For the game we’re dealing with, Mirage, it’s a simple map with no additional or interconnected layers or territories; Everything is in plain sight. Don’t be surprised if The location of Alamut is not availableas it is not what would be the main play area.
Instead we have full display of the round city of Baghdad and its desert environs, as well Anbar, the city where Basim’s adventures begin
Image: Mapgenie.io
How to use the interactive map Assassin’s Creed Mirage
Even if you have already used any of the other interactive maps from Mapgenie, we’re going to take a little look at how these interactive maps work and how useful they are, but this time using the filters they offer us Assassin’s Creed Mirage.
With the mouse wheel in our browser we can zoom or anti-zoom to better estimate the exact location indicated by the map pointers. And it will be necessary because most of them are concentrated in Baghdad and its surroundings. However, we should not bombard ourselves with all these indicators. In the left part of the map we find legend of each symboland we can hide them all or activate only those that interest us to look for something specific. These filters are divided into six categories that group different types of points of interest.
Location
These first six symbols or indicators refer to points of interest in the game. Some of them are fast travel points or entries for the game’s “codex”, but it is also possible to find Al Jihaz posts to deliver lost books, or the Dervis shop where we must deliver the artifacts we request; From left to right and top to bottom we have:
- Al-Jahiz in the library
- Reference point
- Dervis shop
- Region
- Lairs of the hidden
- Watchtowers
Location of Hidden Logs in Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Image: Mapgenie.io
Services
These indicators refer to Art shops and workshops which Bassim can visit to upgrade his weapons, replenish elixirs or assassin tools or stables. If you’re looking for a specific retailer, these filters will help you find it; in the same order as before:
- Blacksmith (weapon upgrade)
- Tailor (outfit upgrade and customization)
- Cartographer
- Merchant (restock tools and elixirs)
- Stables (purchase and customize mount)
Location of tailors in Baghdad – Image: Mapgenie.io
Collecting
Without a doubt, the section that will be most consulted by all users. Although Assassin’s Creed Mirage shows us most of the collectibles to look for and get in the game itself (either on the compass, in the interface, or on the game map if we synced with the area watchtower), it does not hurt to tell with these signs before discovering the area in which they are hidden.
- An artifact of becoming
- Historic Place (Login to Game Codex)
- Enigma locations (to activate them)
- lost books
- Chest with equipment
- A mysterious shard
Location of all puzzle scrolls in Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Image: Mapgenie.io
equipo (equipment)
There are some items that can be collected in the world and we can add them to our inventory. There aren’t many of them, but it doesn’t hurt to have them, as they expand the defensive and offensive capabilities of the game; Costumes and some coloring or mascots are also included.
- Suit
- Equipment Paint
- From
- Espada
- Order
- Talisman
Location of all talismans to collect in Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Image: Mapgenie.io
misiones (missions)
This category collects metrics related to places to visit during the main story, contracts, side missions or Baghdad Tales. Although missions and contracts appear in the game by default, regardless of the distance we are from them (if they are active), Stories of Baghdad or additional missions can be somewhat more elusive to determine, thus their presence on this interactive map.
- Additional mission
- The main mission
- Contract or contract area
- History of Baghdad
Location of all Baghdad Stories in Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Image: Mapgenie.io
Otros (other)
This last set of indicators refers to objects, places or services that do not fit into the other categories. The most common ones will probably be riddles to solve (some quite cryptic), secret entrances to certain places, and Misc, which in this game are a few hidden keys that unlock certain places with secrets.
- Solving the puzzle
- Munadi (remove your fame)
- Hired
- Musicians
- Trade groups
- Secret entrances
- miscellaneous (keys)
Locations of all hidden keys in Assassin’s Creed Mirage – Image: Mapgenie.io
Note that as with all other maps published by Mapgenie, you have the option to enter your own your own bookmarks as an extra help to solve some type of in-game puzzle or any other information you want to share with the rest of the game’s users. Assassin’s Creed Mirage interactive map.
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