NGN writes:
Did Ubisoft let the genie out of the bottle with Assassin's Creed Origins? Some argue that the franchise only got bigger and better after adopting a more open-world RPG style, while others claim that it became bloated and lost its identity. The latest entry, Assassin's Creed Mirage, should be right up the dusty alley of those who prefer the earlier titles. Mirage aims to rediscover the series' roots, with a focus on stealth and parkour movement in a smaller world. Originally conceived as an expansion for Valhalla, it grew big enough to become a standalone release. While Mirage is somewhat inconsistent and carries over flaws from the recent games, it is still mostly a valuable return to the classic experience.
Play the beginning of the game now for free and discover Basim's journey on the go! For a limited time*, any player who wishes to pursue the adventure can buy the game at a 50% discount.
This is some very interesting news for gamers on the Apple Platform. Today, Ubisoft announced its iconic franchise entry Assassin’s Creed Mirage is now available on the App Store for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPad Air and iPad Pro with the M1 chip or later. Fans can also enjoy Rabbids: Legends and more.
This looks like a good option for A.C. fans who want to game on the go. Today, Ubisoft announced that Assassin’s Creed Mirage will be launching on June 6, 2024.
Well, I enjoyed it a lot, so I would add a bit more to the score