Compared to other cities, Unity had 23 viewpoints scattered around Paris and Odyssey and Valhalla offered 95 and 72 respectively. With Mirage, Ubisoft Bordeaux meticulously handcrafting a dense world full of opportunities and adventure, one of the most sought-after changes from the overwhelming excess of side activities the recent games have thrown at players.

The map size of Assassin’s Creed Mirage is considered comparable to that of Unity’s Paris or Revelations’ Constantinople, which was closer to 2,4 km and 1,6 km respectively.ĭespite a sharp departure from their recent trend, Ubisoft’s decision to lose the map shows how passionate their dedication to more narrative-driven gaming experience has been with the franchise, one of the many awards it received from the SFTA in an impressive manner. The creator of Ubisoft, Stephane Boudon, said that the goal is to deliver a smaller, intricately-designed game. If we were honest, Ubisoft can only blame itself for making many new maps in the series. Enter “Assassins Creed Mirage” – the answer to the clamor that Ubisoft should back to form. Both Odyssey and Valhalla’s massive landscapes, with their striking contrasts, diluted the gameplay experience. That is true, as the gaming industry grows, but it won’t. Ubisoft is now looking for a new version of the series’ winning formula through the classic Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and by adjusting its taste to create an experience that whispers more of unification and less of Origins, Valhalla, and most importantly, Odyssey.įrom the release of 2017’s Assassin’s Creed Origins to RPG-centric model, players were accustomed to large open worlds spanning roughly 80 to 94 square kilometers.

The Assassin’s Creed Mirage is going to have a bigger map but will be more dense and more compact than ever before. But, the recent open-world and RPG-centric outings have left much to do, especially when it comes to being an Assassin’s Creed game. Throughout the history of its history, Assassins Creed inspired gamers by its clever mix of stealth, parkour and engrossing narrative.

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