Ubisoft confirms Spieleleck’s real

The makers of Assassins Creed Shadows – The upcoming entry in one of the largest franchise companies from Video Gaming – have confirmed that the online film material is real.

Some players managed to get the game into their hands – because of the publication on March 20 – before his official publication.

The developer Ubisoft said that gameplay videos were shared online “not the final quality of the game”.

In an online declaration, the company said that it was “still working on patches” and asked the fans not to share spoilers.

The Assassin’s Creed series has sold more than 200 million copies worldwide and according to A The Ubisoft profit report published last yearGenerated about € 4 billion (€ 4.2 billion/£ 3.3 billion) in the decade until 2024.

Shadows will be the first installment in Japan – something that fans have asked for a long time.

The new publication, which many are seen as a make-or break title for the French gaming giant, has already been delayed twice.

The early authorized preview of the game was positive, and his developers insisted that they pushed his publication back to polish certain functions.

It should come out before February 14 for PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

According to the leaked film material from physical copies of the game, it is reported that copies were printed on discs to achieve this date.

Modern games often get updates for the release date to fix all problems that are discovered after the creation of physical versions.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows plays the 16th century in Japan and has two playable protagonists.

They are Naoe-a female ninja and yasuke, which is based on a real figure that is often referred to as “African samurai”.

The developers of Shadows defended the involvement of Yasuke against critics who argued that a Japanese character would be preferable.

The opponents have accused those who complain about racism and pointed out that they did not question themselves with representations of the character in other video game franchise companies.

Ubisoft is one of the largest games in the world and employs more than 18,000 people in several international offices.

Last year, the publisher was seen as a hard 12 months after a disappointing introduction of his main publication Star Wars Outlaws.

The other 2024 titles, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and Pirate Online Game Skull & Bones, was also given the expectations of the company.

Ubisoft has also stopped the online shooter XDEFIANT and closed three of its studios.

CEO Yves Guillemot said that Ubisoft took “decisive steps” to redesign the company and “drive considerable cost cuts”.

It is believed that it is looking for a buyer and has already made layoffs this year The closure of his office in the Leamington Spa, England.

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