The new Assassin’s Creed game, Assassin’s Creed Infinity, will be used to introduce more multiplayer experiences to Ubisoft’s stealth RPG series, as well as serve as the hub for Codename: Red, a new AC game set in Japan, and Codename : Hexe, a mysterious project. . from Far Cry 2 director Clint Hawking.
While a release date for Infinity has not been confirmed, with Ubisoft at an event attended by PCGamesN describing the platform as “on the horizon,” it will serve as a single entry point for players to access Assassin’s Creed games. . . Codename: Red, Assassin’s Creed’s new “flagship” set in feudal Japan, will be part of Infinity, along with Codename: Hexe, the enigmatic project detailed below.
We expect more games to be added to the Infinity platform over time, eventually receiving constant updates over the course of several years, and Assassin’s Creed as a whole could potentially transition to a more service-based version, similar to GTA Online and Destiny. .
However, Infinity also offers the possibility of the return of Assassin’s Creed multiplayer. You may remember AC’s competitive Assassin-Vs-Vassassin modes: Revelations, Brotherhood, 3, and Black Flag. In Assassin’s Creed: Unity, they’ve been replaced by cooperative missions, and AC multiplayer has been more or less abandoned after Unity’s lukewarm reception.
However, the linked nature of Infinity does open up the possibility of a return to multiplayer in Assassin’s Creed. AC: Syndicate Creative Director Marc-Alexis Cote confirms that Ubisoft is “really exploring how we can bring offline multiplayer back into the game.” The Assassin’s Creed universe. There isn’t much left, but the return of multiplayer in Assassin’s Creed now seems inevitable given what we know about Infinity.
Kote also introduced Codename: Hexe, another Assassin’s Creed flagship game developed by Ubisoft Montreal under the direction of Clint Hawking, the director of Far Cry 2. Described by Cotê as “a completely different kind of Assassin’s Creed,” the trailer is even more short and mysterious than Codename: Red, featuring only a dark forest with a twisted, handmade wooden version of the AC logo hanging from a rope.
It is speculated that Hexe could be set in 16th or 17th century Europe, with a focus on witch hunts and witch trials, as evidenced by the atmosphere of Robert Eggers and the Crucible in the strip. Kote also hints that there might be some sort of code in the trailer that tells players to “break it…and learn all the secrets.” In fact, the final image appears to show some sort of codex similar to the ones you’ll find on the walls of Abstergo at the end of AC1. Take a look and see if you can figure it out.
While you wait for Infinity, Hexe, and the return of multiplayer, you can try something else from our list of the best sandbox games, or perhaps the best multiplayer and role-playing games on PC. You can also try to squeeze the last bits of life out of Valhalla with our guide to skills and settlements to help you prepare for Assassin’s Creed’s next flagship game.
Source : PC Gamesn
