- Ubisoft has announced a second delay to its highly anticipated yet divisive Assassin’s Creed Shadows game.
- The upcoming title was initially set to launch in November of 2024 and was then pushed back to February 2025.
- The developer/publisher says it remains “committed to delivering a high-quality, immersive experience”.
Ubisoft is really struggling to launch its latest AAA title – Assassin’s Creed Shadows. The upcoming game, set in feudal era Japan, has been mired in controversy ever since it was first announced, with issues ranging from historical accuracy, character design, and first impressions of gameplay.
Now the latest blow to the game comes in the form of another delay. We say another as Assassin’s Creed Shadows was initially set for a cross-platform release on 12th November 2024, with the developer/publisher even buoyantly taking pre-orders for the game before a frame of gameplay was revealed to the world.
That confidence, it would seem, was not …