Ann Assassin’s Creed Drift Delay According to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, it was confirmed by sources familiar with Ubisoft’s release plans. Assassin’s Creed Drift, the code name for Ubisoft’s next Assassin’s Creed game set in the Middle East, will be pushed from the original February 2023 release window in late spring. As mentioned in a previous report, Lift began as an extension to Assassin’s Creed Valhara and was subsequently spun off to a standalone title featuring Basim Ibn Ishak.
Assassin’s Creed Drift Delay is worse news for Ubisoft
On Thursday, Ubisoft confirmed through a revenue call that it canceled the Ghost Recon frontline, delayed the Avatar: Pandora frontier, and another delay in the “smaller unreleased premium” game. Sources state that this game is certainly an Assassin’s Creed Drift.
The delay was apparently due to Rift’s development team, led by Ubisoft’s studio in Bordeaux, asking them to spend more time on the game because it was “running far behind schedule.” Ubisoft hasn’t responded to the confirmation report yet, but is currently scheduled to be released in May or June next year. The publisher also shared over the phone that in addition to the two games it didn’t announce, SplinterCell VR also needs to be cancelled.
The next Assassin’s Creed Drift reportedly doesn’t have the large open world of a typical franchise game, but instead focuses on stealth mechanics. It was once rumored to take place in the Aztecs before being argued by Schleier. This “small” title in the franchise partially means filling the space in front of Ubisoft’s ambitious live service Assassin’s Creed Infinity. More details on Rift are expected to be confirmed with the arrival of Ubisoft at Gamescom 2022, August 24-28.
In other news, some Ubisoft Skull and Bones developers are clearly unsure of the game, and Xbox 360, PS3, and PC Assassin’s Creed multiplayer fans farewell weekends before the server shuts down. has been held.
[Source: Bloomberg]
