Ubisoft has already laid a roadmap for the future of Assassin's Creed, with two major new games going beyond 2023's Phantom set in Baghdad.
"Assassin's Creed: Codename Red" is set in feudal Japan and will be launched at some point after 2023. It is an open-world RPG game that gives game fans the opportunity to experience their powerful ninja fantasy, developed by Ubisoft Quebec team who developed Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.
Sometime after that, Assassin's Creed: Codename Hexe will be released next. Although the details are scarce, it looks like a mysterious magic masterpiece, the work of the Ubisoft Montreal team.
These projects have appeared on the Internet as early as last year, and they are the first two major games to be accessed through Ubisoft's upcoming Assassin's Creed: Infinity.
But Ubisoft made it clear today that in the display of Assassin's Creed, these are all part of the mature Assassin's Creed project, not part of a simple live service.
Ubisoft Quebec boss Marc-Alexis Coté describes Assassin's Creed: Codename Red as "the next paid flagship game, and the future of Assassin's Creed open-world RPG games." Its creative director will be Jonathan Dumont, who has played a similar role in the Odyssey project.
A trailer for Assassin's Creed: Codename Red shows typical feudal Japanese architecture, along with huge and bright sunsets, and a man in a hood jumps onto the roof with a curved dagger. In their other hand, the character also waves the series' iconic hidden blade weapons.
Meanwhile, Codename Hexe is nicknamed as the "flagship" game in the series, led by Clint Hocking of "Split Cell" and "The Legion of the Warden Dogs".
"It's a very different type of Assassin's Creed game," Coté noted, and then a brief animation shows the series' logo, composed of Blair's witch-like branches and twigs, hanging in the forest, and then being Surrounded by mysterious runes. "
So, what's going on? "hexe" means witch in German, and of course there are some stories that revolve around the black forest of this country. As for the historical background, we may see , Thirty Years War, The scene? The conflict involves a battle between Protestant and Catholic forces—which is Assassin's Creed favorite plot—and may also involve scenes like Transylvania . A A report believes this is 16th-century European
Coté advised: "I can't wait for our fans to unravel this trailer and find out all its secrets. ”
If it is too early for Ubisoft to discuss these two projects, then we should remember the leak last year, that is, both games are part of the new entrance to Assassin's Creed: Infinity.
