Murderer’s Creed Shadows has been out for roughly two weeks, but it surely’s already a hit for Ubisoft, with over three million gamers. Nonetheless, it appears that evidently one other Murderer’s Creed challenge, Invictus, remains to be on monitor to launch this 12 months.
That is in line with Insider Gaming’s Tom Henderson on Twitter, who reaffirmed that the multiplayer title’s launch “ought to be this 12 months.” In fact, plans might have modified at Ubisoft, particularly with the way it shuttered live-service initiatives, just like the current XDefiant.
Introduced in September 2022, Murderer’s Creed Invictus is a multiplayer title that could possibly be free-to-play and doubtlessly characteristic crossovers between characters from varied intervals. Builders with expertise engaged on Rainbow Six Siege and For Honor are engaged on the challenge. Nonetheless, Ubisoft plans for it to be “far more approachable and mass market” than the multiplayer modes from earlier entries, per VP government producer Marc-Alexis Côté.
Keep tuned for extra particulars, and within the meantime, take a look at our overview for Murderer’s Creed Shadows. It’s also possible to study extra in regards to the subsequent mainline title, Codename HEXE.
Ought to be this 12 months
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) March 31, 2025
