Three new Murderer’s Creed video games had been introduced at Ubisoft Ahead 2022 on Saturday, together with a brand new flagship open world RPG set in Japan, the witchy Codename Hexe, and a cellular recreation spin-off. Ubisoft additionally formally pulled the hood again on the just lately leaked Murderer’s Creed Mirage (opens in new tab), a throwback to the extra stealth-focused play of early Murderer’s Creed. Valhalla may even be getting a last little bit of DLC in direction of the top of 2022 that may tie up its primary storyline.
After hoping on a star for the longest time, Murderer’s Creed is lastly heading to feudal Japan in Codename Purple (opens in new tab). The phrase “shinobi” was talked about, however there’s little or no else to go on proper now. It will be an open world RPG, very similar to Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla. It is the following flagship recreation for the franchise, however doubtless will not launch earlier than 2024.
Codename Hexe (opens in new tab) was additionally introduced with even much less to go on. Given its witchy pagan vibes, I will hedge my bets on this being set throughout sixteenth century Europe when accusations of witchcraft had been rife—or perhaps it will have one thing to do with the Salem witch trials? Both manner, Ubisoft says it’ll be one thing new for Murderer’s Creed, however precisely what which means, and the scope of Codename Hexe, are unclear. It additionally most likely will not be showing earlier than 2024.
Subsequent is Codename Jade (opens in new tab), which is ready in China in 215 BC. That is an open world RPG on cellular, the place you’ll customise your personal murderer to leap again into historical past with. It will even have the same old parkour and stealth mechanics you’d anticipate for an AC recreation, however on a cellphone. The trailer was captured utilizing the in-game engine which really regarded actually good, so it may be value a go. Once more, there was no launch date talked about for Codename Jade.
Lastly, Ubisoft introduced The Final Chapter DLC (opens in new tab) for Valhalla. It seems to be such as you’ll be chatting with Sigurd, cosplaying as Basim and assembly extra historic buddies and foes as you tie up free ends and spherical off Valhalla’s lacklustre ending.
