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La fuite du DLC Assassin's Creed révèle de nouvelles fonctionnalités de gameplay

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 19,2025

La fuite du DLC Assassin

Le premier DLC d'Assassin's Creed Shadows, "Claws of Awaji", fuite sur Steam

Des détails concernant la prochaine extension "Claws of Awaji" pour Assassin's Creed Shadows auraient fait surface via une mise à jour Steam désormais supprimée, selon Insider Gaming. Ce premier DLC pour le titre très attendu introduira une nouvelle région, un nouveau type d'arme, des compétences, de l'équipement et une quantité substantielle de gameplay supplémentaire.

Assassin's Creed Shadows, qui se déroule dans le Japon féodal du XVIe siècle, marque les débuts de la franchise en Asie de l'Est. Les joueurs contrôleront deux protagonistes, le Samouraï Yasuke et le Shinobi Naoe, naviguant dans une période historique mouvementée. Le développement du jeu a été semé d'embûches, notamment des retours négatifs et de multiples retards. Le dernier report a repoussé la date de lancement au 20 mars 2025.

La mise à jour Steam divulguée a révélé que "Claws of Awaji" fournira plus de 10 heures de nouveau contenu. De plus, précommander le jeu donnera accès à la fois au DLC et à une mission bonus. Cette fuite fait suite à la récente annonce de retard, ajoutant une autre couche au parcours complexe de pré-sortie du jeu.

Le retard et l'avenir incertain d'Ubisoft

La fuite de "Claws of Awaji" a coïncidé avec la confirmation par Ubisoft d'un énième retard pour Assassin's Creed Shadows. Initialement prévue pour le 15 novembre 2024, la sortie a d'abord été déplacée au 14 février 2025, puis de nouveau au 20 mars 2025, pour permettre un peaufinage et un affinement supplémentaires. Cette nouvelle intervient au milieu des rumeurs d'un éventuel rachat d'Ubisoft par Tencent, ajoutant à l'incertitude entourant l'avenir de l'entreprise. La récente sous-performance de titres comme XDefiant et Star Wars Outlaws a jeté une ombre sur les perspectives financières d'Ubisoft.

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