A Ubisoft worker has claimed the Japan-based Assassin’s Creed: Codename Red is launching in 2024.
As reported by Eurogamer, Entry The Animus shared a screenshot of a Linked post on Twitter from a Ubisoft advertising and marketing worker looking for sponsoring companions for Murderer’s Creed Codename Purple, by which the sport was described as “the largest blockbuster for 2024”. The put up additionally alluded to the creation of a tie-in manga collection and podcasts that will probably be concerned in an upcoming advertising and marketing push.
The Linkedin put up, which was initially remodeled 4 months in the past however solely noticed just lately, has since been edited to take away the reference to 2024.
It appears like a couple of months in the past the Enterprise Growth and Model Partnership groups at Ubisoft had been in search of sponsorship companions for #AssassinsCreed Codename Purple in 2024, which may act as a partial affirmation of the sport really being deliberate for 2024 in the mean time! pic.twitter.com/m7mq2z3Gp5
— Entry The Animus (@AccessTheAnimus) July 11, 2023
Codename Red was revealed to the world during the September 2022 Ubisoft Forward presentation, which additionally noticed the revealing of the eerie, seemingly witchcraft-centred Assassin’s Creed Codename Hexe alongside the upcoming franchise hub Assassin’s Creed Infinity.
Murderer’s Creed: Codename Purple will probably be set in feudal Japan and is being developed by Ubisoft Quebec beneath the management of Murderer’s Creed Odyssey and Immortals: Fenyx Rising director Jonathan Dumont. It is also promised to be the “subsequent premium flagship title” within the collection and “the way forward for [Ubisoft’s] open-world RPG video games”.
Ubisoft recently revealed the History of Baghdad feature for Assassin’s Creed Mirage, which can permit gamers to be taught concerning the real-world historical past of the well-known metropolis as they discover the fictional storyline set inside its partitions, when the sport releases on October 12 later this yr.
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