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I’m even more grateful it won’t take as long as Valhalla to beat.
Assassin’s Creed Miragewill release a week earlier thanoriginally announced, bringing its release date to the very beginning of October and giving it some extra breathing room ahead of Alan Wake 2,Lords of the Fallenand theMetal Gear SolidMaster Collection. Christ, it’s still a busy month though, isn’t it?
Publishers Ubisoft Montreal announced the release date change from October 12th to October 5th as they confirmed that Mirage had gone gold and was “now ready to go”.
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In keeping with that seemingly stripped-down approach, creative director Stéphane Boudon has also said that Mirage won’t receive any DLC or “extensive” post-launch content, such as expansions. (That’s the plan for the moment, at least.) You will have the option totake a virtual history tour around Baghdad, though.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage has gone GOLD! The game is now ready to go! We congratulate our teams who worked on the game alongside our friends at @UbisoftBordeaux! Thank you for your passion and incredible talent!But we have another BIG news for you, dear fans……pic.twitter.com/Q1ASrg1Mhj— Ubisoft Montréal (@UbisoftMTL)August 14, 2023
Assassin’s Creed Mirage has gone GOLD! The game is now ready to go! We congratulate our teams who worked on the game alongside our friends at @UbisoftBordeaux! Thank you for your passion and incredible talent!But we have another BIG news for you, dear fans……pic.twitter.com/Q1ASrg1Mhj
Mirage’s new October 5th release date moves it away from the release ofLords of the Fallenon October 13th,Alan Wake 2on October 17th and the return of fellowstealth-actionseriesMetal Gear Solid in the Master Collectionon October 24th, a day before the newAlone in the Darklands on October 25th.
Still, with the likes ofStarfield,Lies Of P,Mortal Kombat 1andPayday 3all landing throughout September, the end of the year continues to look mighty tight for video game releases.
