Those were the so-called 'Sea-peoples', which the Hyksos are not included among them as far as I know.
Are you refering to the game? You mean the tribe that moved to Crete and Peloponesse in the game was Sea People and not Hyksos? I think it was Hyksos but ofc it has been over 5 years, I might be wrong. Btw, I thought Sea-People and Hyksos were supposed to be one, accrording to the fade memories I have from our school books.
Ofc thats a game, so its nothing serious but still, games and tv have a serious propensity to form "world-views".
The game had an extensive historic reference before each level of the campaign, which was almost a full page with normal letters(lots of stuff
). Certainly we can't take it as a historic source, but since they didn't have a reason to create some false perception over the issue and surely they could have used dozens of other more known and interesting stories instead, we can assume that they based their sotry to some historic references at least. In fact I remember this tribe had a lot of chariots and this was related to such findings in Crete and Peloponesse!
First Greece taught us that free men can be brave, and that no defeat is meant to last forever. This small nation proved to be worthy of its history.~Albert Camus