The publisher Ubisoft gives some news on the future of the Assassin's Creed Mirage game during an AMA session, just to find out in which direction the sequel will go.
During a recent AMA (Ask Me Anything) session on Reddit, lead developers of Assassin's Creed Mirage, Stéphane Boudon and Jean-Luc Sala, shared insights into their team's future directions. Good news in perspective? This is what we will discover together. What is certain is that we can learn more about the future of the game.
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Assassin's Creed Mirage gives news about the future
Indeed, Stéphane Boudon, creative director, and Jean-Luc Sala, artistic director, although answering a limited number of questions, despite a significant flow of questions from the community, offered answers which made it possible to lift the veil on several aspects of their work.
The two officials claimed to have designed Assassin's Creed Mirage as a standalone game. No current plans for downloadable content. However, Boudon did mention that ideas were being considered to extend the story of Basim, the game's protagonist. While it seems unlikely that Basim will ever be the focus of a dedicated game again, it's still great news. These comments suggest that he could reappear in future titles in the franchise. Additionally, it was stated that the Sword of Basim, from Valhalla, would be available later on Ubisoft Connect.
In fact, beyond Basim's adventures, the developers have expressed their desire to continue exploring new horizons. And benefit from greater creative freedom. Which could mean the creation of new characters to enrich the Assassin's Creed universe.
New modes?
The AMA session also revealed that new content for Photo mode and ideas allowing players to create and share their own challenges and contracts were being considered, possibly for future games in the series, notably developed by Ubisoft Bordeaux. Last February, Permadeath mode was added to Assassin's Creed Mirage. Demonstrating the developers' continued commitment to delivering renewed experiences to players.
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In short, while the precise future of the series remains partly undefined, the avenues mentioned by Boudon and Sala show a clear desire to continue to innovate within the Assassin's Creed universe. While remaining attentive to fans' expectations.