Assassin’s Creed Shadows . The latest iteration of the historical assassination sim will be playable on a range of devices including PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC via the Ubisoft Store and Epic Games Store. It’s also available for Apple silicon Macs, a rarity, and will be available on cloud gaming platforms like Amazon Luna and Ubisoft+.
If the name is unfamiliar, the game was called before Assassin’s Creed codename Red and . It’s set in feudal Japan, and the developer promises “a very different Assassin’s Creed game.” Ubisoft Quebec is leading the work on the project and thinks it will be something like an expansion Assassin’s Creed Odyssey more than .
It’s hard to discern any major gameplay changes from the trailer because it’s primarily a cinematic. Vibes looks pretty cool. Also, 16th century Japan is a very beautiful place. Here’s hoping Ubisoft pulls it off. The game features two playable characters, a samurai and a shinobi assassin. Each have their own unique play styles, with assassin Naoe favoring stealth and samurai Yasuke favoring brute force.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows On November 12th, it will also be played a little early for Ubisoft+ subscribers. . The standard version is priced at $70, which has become the new normal for AAA games. The Gold Edition costs $110 and gives players access to DLC, bonus quests, and early access to the game on November 12 as Ubisoft+ subscribers.
The Ultimate Edition costs $130 and includes everything mentioned above, plus a red and black photo filter and some character skins. Finally, the Collector’s Edition comes in at $280 and includes a SteelBook case, a paper world map, figurines of the main characters, a large art book, two lithographs, and more. adds some nice physical embellishments, including Ubisoft promises another trailer in June that will focus on the game.
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