Assassin’s Creed Red is still very mysterious, but we could soon get news, or even a presentation very quickly. Finally, will we finally have the opportunity to discover some gameplay?
While the video game industry holds its breath in anticipation of the big announcements of the year, Ubisoft is preparing to take center stage with a particularly anticipated moment: the reveal (normally) around Assassin’s Creed Red. This title arouses curiosity and enormous enthusiasm among fans of the franchise, eager to discover the new directions this saga will take.
Assassin’s Creed Red should finally bring news
Thus, Ubisoft is once again positioning itself at the center of attention with the announcement of its annual event, Ubisoft Forward, scheduled for June 10. This confirmation places the French publisher in the spotlight of a week already eagerly awaited by video game enthusiasts around the world, that of the Summer Game Fest. In fact, Ubisoft Forward will take place in a particularly rich context, just after the SGF returns in person on June 7, followed by the SGF Play Days. The latter, organized from June 8 to 10, are days dedicated to media and influencers by invitation only.
This year, Ubisoft Forward could well be the perfect opportunity to learn more about highly anticipated titles, including Assassin’s Creed Red. There is considerable anticipation for this game. Both for the gameplay innovations that it could introduce and for the deepening of the lore of the series. Since the game must take place in feudal Japan.
The game is expected to use a substantial evolution of the current engine, called Anvil Pipeline, allowing for a unification of development efforts across Ubisoft’s many studios. This advancement promises significant visual improvements thanks to ray-traced global illumination and virtual geometry. In terms of gameplay, Assassin’s Creed Red is said to retain some combat elements from Valhalla. But with more gore, including blood and decapitations. Stealth would also play a crucial role. With the possibility of extinguishing torches, camouflage in tall grass, and even lying face down at the player’s request.