Paris contains the main open-world map in Assassin's Creed Unity during the French Revolution.
The game follows Arno Dorian, who becomes involved with the Assassin Brotherhood after the death of his adoptive father. Most of the adventure takes place in Paris from 1789 onward, as the Revolution transforms the city’s politics, streets, and social order. Players explore districts, landmarks, interiors, and underground areas while pursuing targets and investigating conspiracies.
Unity recreates recognizable Parisian locations, including Notre-Dame, the Tuileries, the Louvre, and the Bastille area. The map is not a complete historical survey of the whole city; it is a game-world reconstruction shaped around missions and traversal.
The French Revolution began in 1789, but Unity is not limited to one day or one event. Its campaign moves through several years of upheaval. Versailles appears in the opening portion, yet Paris is the principal city and the setting associated with the main open-world experience.