For a few months, the concept of a Assassin’s Creed based on Norse mythology and Vikings it has done nothing but sound louder and louder on the networks. Although there is still no official confirmation, it seems that Ubisoft's next move with the saga is going precisely that way, and that is that we have already seen and heard numerous rumors about it, sometimes even the odd image about it. Now it seems to come the mother of leaks, and it is that the alleged list of achievements and trophies for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
That would be his name, and all the challenges and achievements he would have have been cast in 4chan, although they have been rescued by users of Reddit. Its veracity is something that remains to be seen, but of course the list fits perfectly with what you would expect from a title in this series. Special mention to the use of the term Sequences, used in the first installments of the saga to refer to the moments when Desmond returned to the past to connect with Altair, for example. You can see part of the list below, although you have it in full here.
As we have said, this is not the first time that this possible game has come to light. Previously there was talk that it would be an intergenerational game, with Launch on both PS4 and Xbox One and Xbox Series X and PS5, as well as on PC, although there was also talk that his name would be Assassin's Creed Ragnarok. Now it is the name of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla that stands out and, seeing what has been seen, it may perfectly be the next step of the Ubisoft IP.
Until those responsible pronounce themselves, we must take this information with tweezers, since there is no official confirmation. Even so, it is to be hoped that some announcement of the next AC will soon arrive due to calendar issues, and the rest that the saga has taken after Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey.
Is Assassin's Creed Valhalla real?
For now, ** it is impossible to firmly affirm the existence of AC Valhalla **, but everything indicates that it is true. The noise with the new installment of the saga has been sounding for a long time, and is even backed by figures of the caliber of Jason Schreier, more than known for having close sources within the video game industry. Although there is still no name and the setting has not been clarified, what is clear is that Ubisoft is working on a new Assassin’s that will be released in the next-gen and, logically, it should be intergenerational.
Maybe this year let's see it in action And finally, we can know if we are going to dive into the Viking era with the Assassins. We will remain vigilant for any possible news, as something tells us that they will arrive sooner than we expect.
