Ubisoft Brings Assassin's Creed Mirage Launch Forward to October 5

[GFreeman]

Ubisoft has proudly announced that the upcoming Assassin's Creed Mirage, has gone gold, and that the game launch has been pulled forward, from October 12th to October 5th. Assassin's Creed Mirage is developed by Ubisoft Bordeaux, and it will bring back focus on parkour, stealth, and assassinations.

As the game has gone gold, meaning that the development has been completed, we expect more information as we get closer to the announced launch date. Ubisoft has previously released gameplay and story trailers back in June, as well as confirmed that there are no plans for any DLC content for Assassin's Creed Mirage. As said, the game will launch on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox on October 5th.



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[FreedomEclipse]

No plans for DLC tells me this game will be super grindy and heavily monetised. They will be most definitely selling XP or gold boosters in the ingame shop

 

[Zareek]

No plans for DLC tells me this game will be super grindy and heavily monetised. They will be most definitely selling XP or gold boosters in the ingame shop

I think maybe they are catching on that people are sick of half-baked games where you need to buy 50% of the content as DLC. On second thought, that doesn't sound plausible. That would mean Ubisoft is actually paying attention and listening to their customers.

 

[AsRock]

I think maybe they are catching on that people are sick of half-baked games where you need to buy 50% of the content as DLC. On second thought, that doesn't sound plausible. That would mean Ubisoft is actually paying attention and listening to their customers.

That be a first, UBI listening to customers. As for DLC's i will wait as they will come in some shape or form like buying shit though the launcher ( rewards ).

So it might be a year or even 2 before i will buy it, there is not chance i am dropping $70+ on a game that is going to require another $30++, so they will loose with me as i will leave it until it's $25 complete game. The UBI portal comes to mind.

Not as if it's a Larian game, one of few i will pre order years before release, CDPR were on that list too until they showed their true colors with CP2077, although they are trying to put that right still today.

I did not mind the change with Assassins creed Odyssey i actually enjoyed playing how ever they lost it some with Valhalla ( needed more polish ), now they are supposed to be going back to more Origin like and before. I heard this bs before from UBI back in Ghost Recon 1 days, how ever there is a part of me that thinks they will this time.

Anyways 25$ or less unless they can prove that it's not more of the BS, as their last game Far Cry 6 is obsolete garbage, there getting it wrong and there is just strait up taking the piss i could not even manage play though that it was so very bad so bad i think they should fix the shit or fire everyone who pushed that heap of crap.

 

[dj-electric]

This is projected to be one of Ubisoft's gems in recent years due to its feature set and development time and attention on a company scale.
I really hope they won't screw this one up. AC can be incredible if Ubisoft really cares.

 

[colossusrageblack]

Moving it up a whole week, that game should be technically flawless right.... right?

 

[AsRock]

Moving it up a whole week, that game should be technically flawless right.... right?

Don't expect that never will from anyone as humans are flawed to begin with which makes any thing that we do always will never be perfect.

 

[cvaldes]

Moving it up a whole week, that game should be technically flawless right.... right?

As we all know from ample evidence, less software QA is better. The more testing you do, the more chances of bugs spontaneously propagating every time you look the other way.

Anyhow, congratulations to the dev team! Take the month off, you've earned it. No wait, take the rest of the year off! And don't check work messages. See you in 2024! Byeeeeeeeee!!!!