Assassin's Creed is taking place in ancient Greece in its next release, or at least that's what a very reliable leak reveals.
The Assassin's Creed series has a worldwide reputation and has used many different cultures as its backdrop at times . The latest installment went as far as ancient Egypt, marking a major success for Ubisoft and signaling that players are ready for a new adventure.
It should be noted that since the release of the first game in the series in 2007, the audience response has decreased, especially after Ubisoft branched out into other titles and genres. The company realized that players were no longer enjoying these titles and thus restarted the Assassin's Creed Origins franchise.
According to a report on ComicBook.com, the game is going to Greece for the first time. To be fair, there aren't many ancient civilizations to explore, with the exception of the Chinese and Japanese. There was an Assassin's Creed in China, but only as a small platform.
It's also very likely that the gameplay mechanics introduced with Assassin's Creed Origins will be retained and possibly enhanced in various ways. Ultimately, this is a successful game that there's no reason to make any changes.
There is no information about the exact time period, but Ubisoft has a tendency to add great personalities to its games, so we will probably meet Aristotle, Herodotus and many others, even if they are not contemporary with the main character.
The new Assassin's Creed will likely be released in 2019, although Ubisoft has yet to confirm the rumors.
