Assassin's Creed Victory is a new project in development at Ubisoft. For the first time, primary responsibility for the game has been placed on the shoulders of members of the Canadian studio, located in Quebec City. The project's release is scheduled for fall 2015, which is quite natural, as just in early November of this year, Ubisoft released two projects at once: Assassin's Creed Unity (PS4, Xbox One) and Assassin's Creed Rogue (PS3, Xbox 360). It's worth noting that there has been no official announcement yet, so the information appears to have leaked, but we're still happy to have both available for download. Assassins Creed Victory It will be available via torrent as early as autumn 2015.
I wouldn't say the developers are happy or even indifferent. They're more likely disappointed, as they had planned to announce the game later. Apparently, it's not at the stage of development yet for a public reveal. But the screenshots show that the graphics are already slightly superior to the latest project, Assassin's Creed Unity. The screenshots and video also revealed some new gameplay features. For example, we'll be balancing on the roof of a moving carriage while simultaneously attempting to strike down an enemy. The assassin will also gain a new gadget — a grappling hook — that allows them to cling to various surfaces and perform feats of combat acrobatics. Basically, it's almost Batman-like.
As for the title, it has a double meaning. Firstly, "Victory" translates as "Victory." This is highly symbolic, as assassins always achieve their goals. Secondly, the game's action takes players to the capital of England during the Victorian era. Victorian, it's named after Queen Victoria. In English, her name is only slightly different — Victoria. The new project is planned for release on PC and next-gen consoles, so we're all looking forward to the game's release. Assassins Creed Victory Download from torrent completely free.
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