When you are talking about Assassins Creed, in particular of a chapter that will have to come out in the future, the first question we all ask ourselves concerns the setting of the game: In which historical era will it be set? Yes, for years now we have been used to seeing the title cyclically Ubisoft in new historical periods. Egypt, Renaissance, Vikings and Greeks are just some of the settings that fans have gone through during the adventures. Where will the future take us?
Since the debut of the last chapter, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, the hot names (and that keep coming out year after year) about the possible setting have always been the Feudal Japan or the Imperial China. Still obscure settings in development studios and in great demand by millions of fans. Unfortunately, however, according to a insider the future of Assassin's Creed will once again be in Europe.
Game development should be focused on current generation consoles, PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S but could once again contemplate the machines of the past generation such as PS4 e Xbox One. According to a video posted by Jonathan, the insider who leaked correct information about Valhalla before the official announcement, viewers are convinced that they understand what historical period he was subtly referring to.
It seems that the central theme of the adventure will be the Third Crusade, which took place between 1189 and 1192, guided from Angevin England, from France and from Holy Roman Empire. If so, it would mean go back to basics. The first chapter of the saga with Altair protagonist, is in fact set in the same historical juncture. In addition to him, we could find various and important famous leaders and emperors and as many settings such as Paris, Acre, Corfu, Dubrovnik etc ...
Obviously none of this has yet been confirmed or minimally treated by the studies of Ubisoft. The release of this hypothetical new chapter should be the 2022, that is to say next year, resulting in sorrow for fans who will remain dry-mouthed towards the end of 2021.
