For the last half-decade, AC has felt exactly like a mobile game.
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Gameloft is showing off the upcoming Assassins Creed-like arena battler Iron Blade in a live stream this Thursday. This could coincide with a release date reveal – here’s hoping! Iron Blade is… Continue reading
Ubisoft today have announced that they will be releasing another Assassin’s Creed game onto Android later this Spring. This particular game has players starting by creating (your choice between four classes) and customizing their character before heading off into the world to solve The Mystery of The Crows.
Companion Applications are an interesting concept in a lot of ways because you’re basically trying to take advantage of the mobile gaming industry, and the gaming industry in general, by extending the functionality of your game to include mobile devices. This could be for a lot of reasons and done in many ways, whether it is actually useful features, a second screen feature, news and update, and whatever else a developer can think up in order to make their games look like there is a lot more features to it then there actually is.
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Ubisoft has already released a companion app for the Assassin’s Creed IV game as well as Assassin’s Creed Pirates onto Android. But as for an actual Assassin’s Creed game, there isn’t one yet. That was at least true until today as Ubisoft has quietly released Assassin’s Creed Identity onto iOS (currently in New Zealand and Australia right now) and has the game slated for release onto Android in the near future.
Ubisoft has decided to team up with two other companies, GREE and PlayNext, for the development and eventual release of a new Assassin’s Creed game for mobile devices called Assassin’s Creed Memories. This won’t be your usual Assassin’s Creed style of game where you run around and kill people, at least not in the usual sneaky way in past titles that you’re used to.
The second game Ubisoft has announced today is an interesting new stand-alone game for the Assassin’s Creed franchise called Assassin’s Creed Pirates. This particular game is more of a Action-Strategy game with some management mechanics layered onto it.