Exclusive - Ubisoft is Going "All In" on Assassin's Creed With 4 More Games Already Planned - Insider Gaming
Insider Gaming sources have revealed that Ubisoft has four more Assassin's Creed titles in early development.
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[Insider Gaming] Ubisoft going all in Assassin's Creed with additional 3 games in development bringing it to 10 games currently in dev
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of all their franchises, it does seem to be the obvious one to bet on. the games continue to sell more and more, and despite what people on Era might think people absolutely love the direction they're taking
Also, while the actual content itself might not always be 10/10 amazing, I think with Valhalla Ubisoft has actually cracked the code of how to properly support a single player game as a GaaS title. That game had a ton of support, and it never felt like the base game was incomplete
Also, while the actual content itself might not always be 10/10 amazing, I think with Valhalla Ubisoft has actually cracked the code of how to properly support a single player game as a GaaS title. That game had a ton of support, and it never felt like the base game was incomplete
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Can we have one Rayman game please? Or one Splinter Cell? Just one.
I get it. Assassin's Creed games sell well... but this is just overkill.
I get it. Assassin's Creed games sell well... but this is just overkill.
yeah this is really weird lol
i'm assuming a bunch of these end up getting canceled anyways and it wouldn't be a big deal but for some reason it's just leak city out there in ubisoft land
assassin's creed is the only thing I'll reliably pick up from them so sure man I'm down. A lot of these sound like spin-offs rather than mainline entries though, lots of VR and MP.
Sounds good to me^ If Ubi Quebec can nail Red then I'm set for the next few years
Just give me Mexico and Jerusalem (remake the first) with Discovery Tour.
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Nice but one of those is hopefully a remaster/remake of the first game. Really tired of having to play it on my freaking PS3 while all the others are playable on PS5 lol.
Yeah, as long as they give us some variety I'm alright with this. Give us some large RPG AC games and some classic style games all in various settings. I miss my 10-20 hour AC games.
The real panic button would be to bring Ezio back- and I'd be okay with that lol. AC2 remake?
The real panic button would be to bring Ezio back- and I'd be okay with that lol. AC2 remake?
Ha, my sarcastic thoughts exactly. What could go wrong putting all your eggs in one basket!?
The answer to their GAAS woes (besides Siege's success) have been right in-front of them the entire time. Their communities have also been pretty vocal about bringing back mp and coop in some way.
Red is Japan so probably will be the one that most are looking forward to.
Yup, if they want to leverage the brand they should be looking at how nintendo uses mario, a million different game designs but they get the benefit of the IP power.
The only thing I care about there is Project Red from the Odyssey devs.
Japan AssCreed with Odyssey gameplay is a match made in heaven for me.
Unless Ubisoft fucks that one up as well. Then everything will be terrible.
Japan AssCreed with Odyssey gameplay is a match made in heaven for me.
Unless Ubisoft fucks that one up as well. Then everything will be terrible.
Yeah exactly. Odyssey was a favourite of mine, very excited to see what the team does with next-gen hardware
Worked for Acti, the reality is there are a lot of untapped areas the series can go that players have been asking for.
Listen. Just give me Japan Creed with Odyssey's gameplay supercharged to 11 and I can abandon this IP for good without any regrets.
Putting all your eggs in one basket probably isn't the best idea. I guess we'll see how this goes.
Ubisoft has over 20k employees and 40 studios spread across all continents, NOT all of them are working on AC and for a company like Ubisoft, having 10 AC games in various form of production is normal.
Because you don't have a plan B if the public gets sudden-onset AC fatigue. If they don't, great, you have 10 successes. But if they do, then you have 10 failures. It's the very definition of taking on a risk, to the point where we have an idiom for it in English: putting all your eggs in the same basket. Maybe your basket makes it fine, but if you drop the basket, you don't have any eggs left.
Although these games will be under the umbrella of AC, they are actually listening to fans and diversifying from just one type of game.
The series has been on annual or bi-annual releases since 2007 and their latest game is the most successful in company history. Other games that are widely successful are taking cues from AC. Where is the sudden-onset AC fatigue coming from?
If you look real hard, you'll notice the word "if" in my post. That refers to a hypothetical possibility, not a prediction. :)
I realize that when I replied, but this concern is kind of baseless?