Immediately after the announcement, Assassin’s Creed Red had to accuse the comparison with Ghost of Tsushima. The two games will obviously have something in common and that’s a good thing.
A few hours after its announcement, Assassin’s Creed Red was already in turmoil. In question is the name of Jonathan Dumont, who is accused of creating a toxic environment within Ubisoft Quebec. The publisher did not respond to the controversy but is working internally to avoid another type. Its about cultural appropriation.
Assassin’s Creed Red in search of authenticity
After years of clamoring for it, fans will have their Assassin’s Creed in Japan. The outlines surrounding the highly anticipated project are still unclear, except that we will embody a ninja. That doesn’t stop players from already comparing it to Ghost of Tsushima. The two games will likely have something else in common Attitude : Japanese advisors to ensure that this culture is represented with respect.
Corresponding axiosCiting two sources close to Assassin’s Creed Red development, the developers will indeed bring in specialized local consultants. They will also work closely with Ubisoft Japan. The goal then would be to avoid cultural tourism “So decried in certain works and protect” Interest in authenticity and cultural sensitivity”.
Excellent news, then, given that the process had allowed Suck Punch to create a believable world and story, and diligently address certain themes in Ghost of Tsushima. As a result, the game was received very positively, even being praised for its portrayal in the Land of the Rising Sun. We wish the same to Ubisoft with Assassin’s Creed Red. However, we remind you that the game is not expected before at least 2024.
