Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s final chapter of paid downloadable content, “The Fate Of Atlantis: Judgment Of Atlantis,” will be released today, 16th July. An official Tweet announcing a new patch to prep for the DLC also indicated that the free Lost Tales Of Greece quests will continue to be added at least through August.
“You still want to keep the core of the franchise there, but the franchise progresses and we try to make everybody happy.”
Average playtime: zero hours, zero minutes. That's not an exaggeration.
The Story Creator is easy to understand, but it didn’t feel quite as robust as I’d like.
I still have to sleep with a man and live with him for years. That's not a solution.
The changes are relatively minor but may become a major case study in the ongoing debate about how games can or should change due to fan feedback.
It’s impossible to talk about the trophy change without spoiling the game’s downloadable content, so reader beware.
Its Kickstarter launches in November.
Assassin’s Creed Origins’ first expansion accidentally came out a week early. Its newest one, the seemingly far bigger Curse of the Pharaohs, has just been delayed a week to March 13.
Big AC: Origins story spoilers in this post. You've been warned!
Some players are already adventuring in Sinai, the DLC region that was supposed to release for AC: Origins later this month.
That old AC glitch magic strikes again.
Anticipating snarky comments from games journalists everywhere, Ubisoft went ahead and built the hidden chamber long before it was proven to exist.
As always, remember that everything on the internet is fake nonsense.
Assassin's Creed Origins is a stunning looking game. Underneath the visual splendour, however, is more or less the same AC formula that Ubisoft has been churning out for years.
The original game doesn't just explore how our beliefs about work and freedom can be exploited, but demonstrates it in action.
