Assassin’s Creed Mirage launched just a couple of months ago, and the game pulled everyone’s attention to this franchise. The game received a lukewarm reception from critics and was highly recommended by fans. But fans never forgot the games Ubisoft announced besides Mirage: Assassin’s Creed Red, also known as the Japan one, and Assassin’s Creed Hexe, the one with the witches. They never gave any information on the other two, but a lot has leaked since.

Recently, a lot of new information surfaced online regarding Assassin’s Creed Red. It is already known that the game would be set in ancient Japan and would be the first Assassin’s Creed game ever to portray a real-life person as an Assassin. But what about its gameplay and world?

Here’s everything about Assassin’s Creed Red

After traveling all over the world, from France, the USA, and China to India, the Assassin’s Creed series is making its way to Japan with Red. The game is said to be the next title in the series, and it would continue on the pseudo-RPG path paved by the likes of Origins and Odyssey.

Here’s everything fans should know about its world and gameplay:

• Assassin’s Creed Red would have a new way of navigation; it would follow Elden Ring in giving players fewer markets on the map and making natural progression a thing.
• The map will be much bigger than that of Valhalla’s but smaller than Odyssey’s.
• This time the game would have grappling hooks, lifted from Ghost of Tsushima and Sekiro.
• Players can hide in grass and even shadows in Splinter Cell games.
• The game would feature a female Shinobi with the ability to use kunai, shuriken, smoke bombs, and bells. Meaning it’s a full-strategy character.
• The male character Nasuke would have his own set of tools.

Combat details

1. There’s a posture bar that is similar to Sekiro.
2. NPCs would be harder to hurt as they would be able to block much better than enemies in Odyssey.
3. There will be camps around the map, and each map will feature a commander. Players would have the option to kill him, get loot, or turn him into their spy.
4. Enemies would have guns too and would be called Ashigaru.
5. Graphics would be a leap, but they would look better than the likes of Murage and Valhalla.

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It looks like it is turning out to be a massive game with a bunch of exciting stuff on offer. Let’s see when Ubisoft decides to actually show this game to the populace.

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