Ubisoft reveals the new installment of its most successful license through a most curious presentation, which we offer you live.
Ubisoft presents the next Assassin's Creed in a special live that has started at 14:00 (Spanish peninsular time) and is running for several hours. The new installment in the assassin saga is announced almost two years after Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the video game set in Greek mythology, did. The French company decided that the saga would rest in 2019, but the wait has come to an end. On these lines you can see the video in rigorous direct.
The French company presents the video game in a very peculiar way, through an artist, who has made the composition of the image live. Kode Abdo, also known as Bosslogic, is a contemporary digital artist from Australia, the architect of the illustration done, step by step, that accompanies the video game. During a streaming of several hours, the artist – who has worked with DC Comics and Marvel – offers his skills with photo editing programs. In this case, he has been chosen by Ubisoft to materialize the main image of this new installment in the saga.
Assassin's Creed: Teaser | Ubisoft is live with BossLogic | Tune in for the next Assassin’s Creed setting reveal from 8AM ET / 5AM PTLIVE with BossLogic #AssassinsCreed #Ubisoft https://t.co/9mldQntLmd
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North winds?
The game will be set in the Viking era and will tackle, with the same fidelity that Assassin’s Creed Origins did in Egypt and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey in Greece. The rumors point to Norse mythology, something that is glimpsed in the images that Bosslogic has been making. The left part shows a snowy territory with boats sailing through the waters next to mountainous lands; the one on the right, several warriors fighting each other with a medieval castle in the background. In the center, the character, who still appears as a shadow.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey is available on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Stadia. At the moment, the platforms of the new title have not been confirmed, although it is expected that it will appear in the present and in the next generation.
