Ubisoft is sending off its acclaimed remake with a new difficulty mode, community chests and classic takedowns from the original game.
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After confirming its arrival last July, Ubisoft is finally letting you re-experience Edward Kenway's journey in a new light.
Ubisoft is reportedly considering shutting down RedLynx because the studio isn't working on any new project at the moment.
The update is a hefty one, coming in at 15.2 GB on Xbox Series X/S, 2.03 GB on PS5, 1.8 GB on Steam, and 3.7 GB for other PC versions.
While replaying missions with new objectives "would be awesome," Ubisoft's Richard Knight says he "can't promise anything."
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said it's the series' "highest-rated" title since the original and is "very pleased" with the praise.
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Among other things, Richard Knight acknowledged that the team still has to fix plenty of bugs while adding quality-of-life features.
Game director Richard Knight reiterates the team's focus on Edward Kenway, who is the "heart and soul of the original game."
About a week after launch, the acclaimed remake hits a new sales milestone as New Game Plus is reaffirmed to be in the works.
Game director Richard Knight explained that implementing such an option is harder than it sounds because of how characters were designed.
Game director Richard Knight says the team is looking at how Shadows handled the mode, but "our games are not exactly the same."
Game director Richard Knight acknowledged that fans might want the extra combat options, and said that "we're listening to the community."
Edward will no longer gain some extra hang time when enabling Advanced Parkour, but he'll also no longer clip through his ship.
Despite the backlash over its Character and Naval Packs, the day-one DLC has reportedly brought in a decent amount of revenue.
After years of anticipation and sky-high expectations, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag’s remake has somehow managed to exceed them.
Kenway’s modernized return to the golden age of piracy might be marred by a problem that Ubisoft should have left behind a while ago.
Edward Kenway continues to be quite the money-maker for Ubisoft, just as he was back in the day, and it's the fans who ultimately win.
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