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Bayek has been positively received by critics and series fans, with high placements on "top character" lists.

Bayek was named "Best New Character" by Giant Bomb for its 2017 Game of the Year Awards, and received a nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Character at the 21st Annual D.I.C.

E. Awards. For his role as Bayek, Abubakar Salim was nominated for Best Performer at the 14th British Academy Games Awards.

Salim was also selected as one of 20 newcomer actors across film, games and television by a BAFTA jury for 2019's Breakthrough Brits; his casting and performance as Bayek was recognized by BAFTA as a career highlight. The complexity and contradictions of his identity and personality - a friendly character with empathetic character traits as well as a seasoned and ruthless killer who has murdered thousands as part of his vendetta - has invited commentary from various sources. Xalavier Nelson Jr from Rock, Paper, Shotgun considered him to be one of the best fatherly archetypes in video games.

Alice Bell from Videogamer.com considered Bayek to be an even better Assassin's Creed protagonist compared to Ezio, whom Bell considers to be another favorite. Bayek's relationship with Aya has been praised by various sources.

Kotaku staff considers the story of their marriage to be one of the narrative highlights of Origins. Patrick Klepek from Vice found the depiction of their relationship and their shared grief over the loss of their son to be powerful and believable, and that it does as much to make Origins memorable as the changes the game introduced to the franchise's combat system. In April 2018 Ubisoft published an opinion piece by Youssef Maguid, an employee who was born in Egypt and raised in the United States, about Bayek's importance as a figure of representation and inclusivity for him as an Egyptian American and a member of an ethnic minority.

In response to Bayek's positive reception, then-chief creative officer of Ubisoft Serge Hascoet suggested that the character may appear in a future television or film adaptation alongside Aya. Matt Kim from US Gamer suggested that Hascoet played down the possibility of Ubisoft developing a direct sequel to Origins starring Bayek and/or Aya due to his company's prioritizing the exploration of new time periods and historical settings over pre-established characters.

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Assassin's Creed: OriginsBayek first appears as a vengeful individual who assassinates a man known as Rudjek "The Heron".

Bayek regroups with his best friend Hepzefa, and returns to his hometown of Siwa to kill Medunamun, a local priest known as "The Ibis", who has been torturing the locals for information to open the same vault. It is later revealed in a flashback sequence that he was abducted along with his son Khemu by a group of masked men and taken to an underground vault in the Temple of Amun. The masked men gave Bayek a dormant artifact and demanded that he use it to open a secret vault.

Khemu helps Bayek escape, but while struggling with one of the masked men, Bayek accidentally kills Khemu. He then goes into self-imposed exile to plot his revenge against his abductors. Bayek travels to Alexandria, where he reunites with his wife Aya.

Aya reveals that she has already killed Actaeon "The Vulture" and Ktesos "The Ram", leaving only one target left, "The Snake". Bayek identifies the Royal Scribe Eudoros as The Snake, but Bayek is disturbed by Eudoros' last words, which imply that there are more masked men. Aya directs Bayek to her friend Apollodorus the Sicilian for more information.

Apollodorus introduces him to Cleopatra, who confirms that the masked men are members of the Order of Ancients. Cleopatra claims that the Order attempts to remove her from power and seeks to control all of Egypt by using her brother Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator as their puppet. Cleopatra gives Bayek four new targets: "The Scarab", "The Hyena", "The Lizard" and "The Crocodile".

He tracks them down and kills them while Aya convinces Pompey the Great to ally with Cleopatra. Bayek receives a letter from Aya explaining that there are more members of the Order at large, including members of Ptolemy's royal guard who are the likely culprits responsible for Khemu's death. Bayek begins to question his mission, believing Cleopatra is using him to kill her rivals.

Pompey is brutally murdered by Lucius Septimius, "The Jackal", forcing Bayek and Aya to sneak Cleopatra into the palace to meet Julius Caesar, where she impresses Caesar and secures his support in her civil war against Ptolemy XIII. During a battle between the two rival pharaohs and their forces, Bayek kills Pothinus, "The Scorpion", but is stopped from killing Septimius by Caesar, while Ptolemy gets eaten by crocodiles when he tries to flee across the Nile. Cleopatra secures the throne as undisputed ruler in the aftermath of the civil war and cuts ties with Bayek and Aya, which led them to realize that Cleopatra and Caesar are now allied with the Order.

Bayek gathers his allies and supporters to form a brotherhood of covert agents to counter the Order and defend the free will of the Egyptian people through deception, espionage, and sabotage. Bayek and Aya later discovers the Order's interest in the tomb of Alexander the Great, where they find a mortally wounded Apollodorus, who warns them that Caesar's lieutenant Flavius is "The Lion" and the true leader of the Order, and that he had taken the Orb and a Staff from the tomb and is en route to Siwa. After murdering Hepzefa in an attempt to open the secret vault in Siwa, Flavius travels to Cyrene, where he activates the artifacts to hold the population in thrall.

Bayek locates and kills Flavius, and then meets with Aya, who has recruited Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longinus to their cause and intends to travel to Rome in order to assassinate Caesar and his advisor Septimius, the final survivor of the masked men. Bayek and Aya amicably end their relationship as husband and wife and part ways, but continue to work together as members of the Hidden Ones, an organization they originally founded in response to betrayal by Cleopatra and Caesar. Bayek devised the Assassin Brotherhood's Creed and its strict tenets on discretion and never harming an innocent life, and increased the scope of their mission agenda to protect the rest of the world from the shadows.

Bayek is the protagonist of the story-driven expansion DLC's for Origins, The Hidden Ones and The Curse of the Pharaohs. As leader of the Hidden Ones, he would sometimes sign letters of correspondence under the alias of Amun. Other appearancesA teenaged Bayek is the protagonist of Assassin's Creed: Desert Oath, which serves as a prequel story to Origins.

In Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, Bayek may be recruited as a simulated lieutenant on the ship Adrestia; players can unlock this feature via Ubisoft Club. He is available as an unlockable character for Assassin's Creed: Rebellion, a mobile free-to-play strategy RPG action game. As part of an event crossover with Capcom's Monster Hunter franchise, Bayek's layered armor was available for a limited time and unlockable by players who completed seasonal challenge rewards for Monster Hunter: World.