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Assassin’s Creed Shadows delayed to March to meet player expectations

Ubisoft delays Assassin’s Creed Shadows to March 20, citing player feedback and commitment to high-quality gameplay amidst company challenges.

Ubisoft has again delayed the release of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, pushing the launch to March 20. Initially scheduled for February 14, this marks the second postponement of the game. The first delay moved its release from November 15 2024, to early 2025.

The decision to delay was revealed as part of Ubisoft’s “strategic update,” which prioritised improving the overall gameplay experience. According to a statement from the company, the development team needs more time to incorporate valuable player feedback collected over the past three months. Ubisoft has assured fans that this delay will result in a better-quality game and a more satisfying Day-1 experience.

Why the delay matters

Ubisoft has acknowledged the importance of refining the game to meet player expectations. “We want Assassin’s Creed Shadows to provide a truly exceptional experience at launch. This extra time will allow us to ensure gameplay quality meets the high standards our players deserve,” said the statement.

Fans eagerly await Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which promises a fresh storyline and innovative mechanics within the beloved franchise. Ubisoft’s commitment to delivering a polished product reflects its intention to maintain trust with its player base despite the extended wait.

This latest development follows feedback from early testers, highlighting areas where the game could improve. Ubisoft focuses on those aspects to ensure that the final product meets players’ expectations.

A challenging period for Ubisoft

The delay comes during a tough time for Ubisoft. The company has faced multiple setbacks in recent months, including cancelling XDefiant and slower-than-expected sales for Star Wars Outlaws. These challenges have raised concerns among stakeholders about the company’s future direction.

In response to these difficulties, Ubisoft has appointed advisors to explore “transformational strategic and capitalistic options” to improve its financial outlook. While the gaming industry is no stranger to delays, Ubisoft’s recent struggles highlight the mounting pressure to deliver successful titles amidst growing competition.

Ubisoft remains optimistic about Assassin’s Creed Shadows despite the delays and challenges. The company believes the extra development time will ensure the game delivers an experience worthy of the franchise’s legacy.

Fans must wait until March 20 to step into the shadows, but Ubisoft is confident it will be worth it.

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