Ubisoft unveils Assassin’s Creed Game Infinity on live service

An Assassin's Creed character uses a sword and torch to seemingly fend off plague rats in an opulent cathedral.

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Assassin’s Creed gets a whole lot bigger with infinitya new live service project that Ubisoft announced today during its Forward presentation. infinity aims to tie multiple different games together while introducing ongoing content updates that will introduce even more settings and schedules over its lifetime.

infinity intended to be a hub, a “single entry point for fans” to get in Assassin’s Creed. The company further explained vaguely and said infinity will “unite all [the] bring different experiences and players together in a meaningful way.” Ubisoft also said it was looking into adding one standalone, free to play Multiplayer experience codenamed “Invictus” through infinity. In short, whatever this platform is, sounds kinda Halo: The Master Chief Collectionthe multiple compiles gloriole Games – such as halo 2 and Halo 4-in one. Maybe infinity will do the same and accommodate some of the older ones Assassin’s Creed Play while adding new experiences regularly for players to try. Who knows?

Corresponding a IGN Interview with project management Marc Alexis Cote, infinity will mix premium experiences with paid and free content. It will also a house Past and future entries, start with the feudal Japan project code name “Red.” While you can seemingly boot up”Red” of the You can also buy Hub like everyone else Assassin’s Creed Game-infinity is not required.

infinity will also be Where Assassin’s CreedThe Metastorythe modern narrative that runs through the most important gameslives now corresponding axios.

This is the first time we’re actually hearing details about this live service game. We first heard about infinity in July 2021 when Ubisoft confirmed the game’s existence afterwards Bloomberg reported leaking on it. The company said at the time that the game was a “collaborative, cross-studio” project between Ubisoft’s Montreal and Quebec studios, possibly signaling a massive shift for the franchise, but remained fairly closed infinity.

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Next to infinityUbisoft also gave us a look Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, the next mainline entry leaked earlier this month and will be there Valhalla Supporting character Basim Ibn Ishaq as the protagonist. Planned to land in Spring 2023 and originally built as an expansion to the 2020 Viking-themed action RPG. Mirage lets us explore a smaller world set in 9th-century Baghdad and seemingly places more emphasis on the series’ stealth-action gameplay roots.

infinity and Mirage are not the only ones Assassin’s Creed Projects Ubisoft is currently working on. The studio also announced two other “big games” in the franchise, codenamed “Neo/Hexe” and “Red,” which will reportedly be part of it infinity. In addition to these two titles, which are reportedly set in the “last stages of the Holy Roman Empire” and Japan respectively, the company also unveiled a mobile phone Assassin’s Creed Game. It seems these games could land no sooner than 2024, although given the nature of game development, they could slip into 2025 or 2026 in a global pandemic.

All of this comes on the heels The Chinese mega-corporation Tencent is investing almost 300 million US dollars to the publisher. So don’t expect an assassin shortage any time soon.

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