Ubisoft plans stealth-focused Assassin's Creed game

Ubisoft is planning a stealth-focused Assassin's Creed game, co-ordinate to a new study from Bloomberg. The game is also planned to be smaller in scope than recent titles in the long-running franchise, significant it might be more similar to early on Assassinator's Creed games, which places greater accent on stealth over massive open up worlds.

The game reportedly started as an expansion for Assassin'southward Creed Valhalla earlier existence inverse into a standalone title. This standalone game reportedly stars Basim and is meant to launch either later in 2022 or one-time in 2023.

Assassin'southward Creed Valhalla, which first launched in 2022, has been a massive success for Ubisoft, receiving more post-launch support than any past Assassinator'due south Creed championship, including the upcoming Dawn of Ragnarok expansion.

Ubisoft is also currently working on Assassin's Creed Infinity, a massive game that's meant to serve every bit a platform for the future of the franchise. The publisher has come under burn over the concluding couple of years, with employees unhappy with a lack of modify at management while also exploring using widely-derided NFTs in games through Ubisoft Quartz.

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Updated February 2022

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