Assassin's Creed: will the next part take place in ruined England?

Assassin's Creed

Ubisoft's game brand Assassin's Creed continues to enjoy great popularity and has been one of the biggest names in the game industry for over twelve years. The latest offshoot, the Viking epic Assassin's Creed Valhalla (our test), will receive fresh content on May 13th in the form of the add-on Wrath of the Druids. Fans can look forward to Ireland, a mysterious druid cult and werewolves. But now there is additional information about the future of the series. As always with leaks and rumors, they should be treated with caution.

Leaker "Jonathan" commented on Twitter about interesting clues that he discovered in the source code of Assassin's Creed Valhalla (buy now € 53.92) Has. Among other things, the focus is on the crater at Ravensthrope, which means that further adventures in England are very likely. It could just be more DLC content. Ubisoft has already confirmed that it will supply Valhalla with new content over a long period of time. It is also possible, however, that Ubisoft is taking a similar path with the assassination series, as was already the case with Far Cry New Dawn.

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So far, Ubisoft has not yet made a clear statement on the future of the series. Rumors from the past said that a major DLC was planned for 2022, but that the next main part should not appear until 2023. After the soft reboot in the form of Assassin's Creed Origins, the French game giant spoke several times of a trilogy that now came to an end with Valhalla. So a little break would be realistic. Solid information about upcoming Ubisoft titles will be available on June 12th in the form of a digital event, the Ubisoft Forward.

Would you like to return to England one more time, or would you like a fresh and new one Setting for the series? Write us your opinion in the comments.

Source: Twitter