Assassin’s Creed Valhalla details its new mode and rewards from the big April update

Ubisoft has confirmed everything the patch brings, which is available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox as of this Tuesday.

The new update for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is now available for download, so fans of the game Ubisoft can enjoy new content in the latest title of the franchise. Although they have advanced what they brought a few days ago, we now have the news detailed in detail.

This 1.5.1 update It is implemented on all available platforms and is one of the biggest that the study has received. On the official website they tell us that a game mode that users already know has been added: Mastery Challengewhich now has package 2 under the name ‘clock of truth’.

New Mastery Challenge offers unique rewardsWe are told that this is the ultimate test of combat prowess, range and stealth. three new shrines and will culminate in a battle against a boss that will test our skills in all aspects of the battle. As you beat the challenges, you’ll unlock unique rewards such as the Valkyrie armor set, new weapons, a set of tattoos or more decorations for your settlement.

Of course, to access pack 2 of the Mastery Challenge meet a number of requirements: have a power level of at least 221, complete the ‘Unexpected Visitors’ main quest after passing through Cambridgeshire and Leicestershire, and have the narrative quest of the 1st pack.

The Ostara Festival is held from April 21 to May 2.Similarly, from April 21 to May 12, ostar festival, where we can complete various activities to earn brand new weapons that will only appear during the holidays. Rewards include all new weapons in the Norvid store and 50 free opals via Ubisoft Connect, but you must have completed one of the first two story arcs and have at least a level 2 placement.

The rest of the update is a series bug fixes You can check it in the patch notes. Next, we leave you with the different sizes you can download across platforms, with a surprising difference between the weight of the PlayStation versions and the others:

We told you it was about that in our analysis of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. a more measured delivery It’s better than Origins and Odyssey but this one knows how to take care of all the good stuff about the predecessors. On a purely economic level, it turns out to be a success for Ubisoft, which has managed to get more than $1,000 million in direct from consumers.