Assassin's Creed Valhalla is perhaps the most controversial and divisive game among the fanbase.
Haptic Feedback offers different vibrations when traversing terrain, and the Adaptive Triggers make each weapon feel unique.
According to a recent report, many games media personnel got the opportunity to play through three hours of the game.
WayForward Technologies is handling multiplayer with more details coming on September 14th, while Classic Mode 2 starts Dominique.
The publisher's "complete slate" of games (and future titles) will be playable on Ubisoft+ via the cloud after it's acquisition by Microsoft.
The strategy title supports cross-platform play, cross-progression and controls adapted to consoles with "no loss of functionality."
Eivor's hair no longer clips through their hood after Animus Anomalies, and the Raven Clan Crew outfit is now upgradeable.
Set on O'ahu in the Hawaiian archipelago, the open-world racer is centered on Motorfest and features hundreds of vehicles.
After The Last Chapter update, players could claim a premium item from the Animus Store weekly, but an issue necessitated disabling it.
Xbox, PlayStation and PC players can enjoy the base game's content and then transfer over any progress after purchasing it.
First available on PC via the Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Connect, the open-world action RPG finally comes to Steam at a discount.
Each title will receive cosmetics from the other, like Saint-14's armor in Valhalla and an Assassin-themed armor set in Destiny 2.
Players will receive a free Assassin's Creed 2 outfit on December 21st, while the next free weekend runs from December 15th to 19th.
Eivor works with Basim's mentor Roshan on a new quest. It's part of Title Update 1.6.2, which also adds The Last Chapter.
A new video by Ubisoft Blue Byte outlines various changes based on feedback. The strategy title is also coming to consoles and Amazon Luna.
Set in ninth century Baghdad, the story follows a younger Basim before the events of Assassin's Creed Valhalla as he joins the Hidden Ones.
Ubisoft Singapore's long-delayed naval combat title is finally releasing on November 8th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, Amazon Luna, Stadia, and PC.
DLSS and FSR are also supported, while the system requirements demand 65 GB of installation space on a solid state drive.
Sources speaking to Kotaku claim that there's "little" to the upcoming naval combat title beyond what recent gameplay has shown.
The remake can be claimed until July 21st, after which it will be replaced by multiplayer first-person shooter Tannenberg.
