Delphi is the ancient Greek city associated with the Sanctuary of Apollo in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.
The game’s depiction of Delphi includes the Sanctuary of Apollo and the Oracle of Delphi, reflecting the site’s importance in ancient Greek religion. Delphi was regarded as the home of the Pythia, the priestess whose prophetic statements were consulted by people from across the Greek world.
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is set during the Peloponnesian War in the fifth century BCE. Its map covers much of the Aegean world, including Attica, Lakonia, Corinthia, Phokis, and many islands. Delphi is located in Phokis, in central Greece, rather than in Athens or Sparta.
The historical sanctuary was sacred to Apollo and became one of the most influential religious centers of ancient Greece. The game combines that historical setting with fictional characters and an interactive story. The city’s identity is therefore a clear geographical and cultural landmark, not a title shared by several locations.