An educational game?????

 

That picture is the logo of my favourite games series, Assassin's Creed. This symbol is from an old and secret organization called Assassins, which fought against the Templars. Its motto is "Nothing is true, everything is permited". One of the main characters of the game and one of the creed's most important mentor was Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who made a philosophical thought about this sentence. His conclusion was that "Nothing is true" means that each person believes and imagines what he/she wants, so everyone is free to think; and "Everything is permited" symbolizes that everyone is responsible of their actions and the things they do.
I totally agree with this slogan and this game has become a way of thinking for me.
Moreover these games show you difderent historical moments, such as the crussades or the Italian Renaissance, as well as the American Revolution and, most recently, the Caribbean Pirates. I love   history so these games have got me since their begining.

Slowly, but surely. Keep'em rolling in

 

Another contribution to the lesson plans.