Assassin's Creed Unity: Paris Through Gilles Beloeil's Concept Art

High on Notre-Dame, a hooded figure almost disappears among the stonework. Birds cross the open sky, and the city stretches into the distance. In Gilles Beloeil's concept art for Assassin's Creed Unity, small figures and vast architecture give Paris its sense of scale.

At street level, the mood changes. A white horse catches a beam of golden light in a crowded market. Timber houses narrow a medieval passage, while torchlight and smoke fill a revolutionary street. The gallery moves between those close, inhabited spaces and wide views across roofs, gardens and courtyards.

The selection reaches across different eras, from medieval scenes to Belle Époque streets and occupied wartime Paris. A silhouetted leap among cathedral forms adds a more disorienting image to the sequence.

Explore seventeen compositions and three original process animations in the gallery below. Artwork by Gilles Beloeil for Assassin's Creed Unity. Ubisoft owns the game and its IP; the original copyright marks remain visible in the complete images.