Ubisoft has great news for fans of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – many important news will be coming to the game in the coming weeks.
The most important development is the promised educational situation since last year exploration tour, Which already made a great impression in Assassin’s Creed Origins and Odyssey (the publisher decided to sell it even in a standalone edition, especially for study in schools). We already know that a free Discovery Tour module will be offered, in which we will learn historical details about the Viking Age October 19.
Earlier, on October 5, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will receive update 1.3.2. Ubisoft has not yet determined what new features this patch will offer. We know, however, that We will get another update in the fall (1.4.0), followed by a significant introductory event Oscoria Festival. This attraction appears to be related to the so-called “Wild Hunt”, also called “Wild Hunt”And That is, with the passing of a group of gods or demons, which, according to ancient beliefs, caused various kinds of disasters, lightning strikes, or summoning demons. The emergence of the so-called Wild Hunt was considered a prophecy of a great catastrophe. Therefore, it is possible that the game world is presented, for example, New powerful enemies.
Below, as a reminder, Teaser for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s Discovery Tour mode.
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