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Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus remains a mystery as Ubisoft holds back details

Assassin's Creed Codename Invictus is a multiplayer game, but Ubisoft hasn't shared details or a trailer, keeping fans eager for updates.

Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus remains one of the most elusive titles in the famous gaming series. Although Ubisoft confirmed its existence, the details are minimal, and there hasn’t been much news since its initial announcement. However, we know a few things about this mysterious title, even if key details like the release date and platforms remain unknown.

Revealed alongside several other Assassin’s Creed games, Codename Invictus is set to be a multiplayer game, which makes it stand out from its predecessors. It will likely provide a fresh take on the franchise’s classic elements. Unfortunately, fans will have to be patient for more information. Invictus is expected to launch after projects like Codename Jade and Codename Hexe, meaning we might not hear more for a while.

In the meantime, here’s what we know about Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus and what you can expect.

What is Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus?

Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus is an upcoming multiplayer title from Ubisoft. Unlike many previous games in the series, which focus on single-player campaigns, this game is expected to offer a multiplayer experience. However, details on how the multiplayer mode will work are still under wraps, leaving fans guessing about the mechanics, game modes, and storyline.

So far, Ubisoft has kept its cards close to its chest, not revealing much about the game’s content, setting, or the role players will take on. The meaning of the title, Invictus, which translates from Latin as “unconquerable” or “undefeated,” has led to speculation that the game could be set during the Roman Empire era. However, this remains just a theory, with no confirmation yet from the developers. While Invictus might revisit familiar locations from Assassin’s Creed: Origins, it could also take players to entirely new settings.

No trailer or release date in sight

One of the most glaring omissions for Codename Invictus is the absence of a trailer. Fans have been left in the dark with no visual teasers about what to expect from the game. Ubisoft has made announcements for other Assassin’s Creed titles at various , but Invictus has stayed out of the spotlight.

Ubisoft is in no rush to unveil Invictus. There is still a lot of anticipation surrounding its multiplayer focus, and many believe the company may use a slow build-up of information to generate excitement for the game. A trailer, once released, might not reveal too much, and details like a release date and gameplay mechanics could still be a long way off.

In the meantime, Invictus is expected to follow other planned releases, such as Codename Red and Codename Hexe, making it one of the later additions to the series in the coming years.

Although not much has been officially confirmed, there have been a few interesting and rumours surrounding the gameplay of Codename Invictus. One major leak suggests the game might draw inspiration from the popular battle royale title Fall Guys, offering players various competitive game modes. A notable leaker, ‘j0nathan’ on X (formerly known as Twitter), claimed that Invictus will feature a 16-player multiplayer experience with modes such as Team Deathmatch, free-for-all, and speed challenges, where players must race to light points scattered across the map.

Additionally, it has been confirmed that the team developing Codename Invictus includes staff who previously worked on For Honor, Ubisoft’s multiplayer melee action game. This connection hints that the game will likely strongly emphasise multiplayer action, possibly offering unique combat and team-based experiences similar to those seen in For Honor.

What we can expect

We still don’t know much about Assassin’s Creed Codename Invictus at this stage. Ubisoft’s secrecy has left fans to speculate, but we can be confident that the game will offer a unique twist on the series’ well-known mechanics with its multiplayer approach. Players will be intrigued if it adopts familiar multiplayer modes from past Assassin’s Creed games or introduces entirely new play styles.

While we wait for more official announcements, it’s clear that Invictus will be a major part of Ubisoft’s upcoming slate of Assassin’s Creed projects. Fans must stay tuned for future updates and hope for a trailer sooner rather than later.

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