Assassin's Creed Valhalla First Gameplay Trailer
First-look of Assassin's Creed Valhalla gameplay is revealed at recent episode of Inside Xbox, showcasing combat, raids and more.
Following a lengthy livestream event, developer/publisher Ubisoft has revealed upcoming installment of Assassin's Creed action-adventure stealth game series, Assassin's Creed Valhalla through a cinematic trailer a week ago.
In previous announcement, Ubisoft promised to release a trailer for AC Valhalla offering first look at gameplay of ninth century epic Viking journey on latest episode of Inside Xbox, which is dropped today during Microsoft reveal event.
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Opening shot of newest cinematic trailer opens with Viking warriors are having a feast in longhouse. Then the scene briefly focuses on a statue of Thor and takes a close-up of a Hidden Blade that player character will carry around.
Rather than showing any actual gameplay footage, what Ubisoft has showcased is probably scenes that take place before or after of some action sequences, which seem a lot like a late April fool's joke to fans given their video title.
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Instead of captured in-game footage, Valhalla shows a bunch of scenes featuring Viking raider Eivor. He and his Viking clan are shown to engage in what seems like a raid, charges at enemies with dual-wielding melee weapons and more.
Players can choose a male of female version of protagonist character that can be customized with gears, tattoos and etc. A pet raven will help you with aerial direction while sailing through snowy waterways, as an alternative for eagle.
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Valhalla to support Smart Delivery feature at launch and therefore, let people play on both Microsoft consoles. Open-world gameplay will return once again as well as new mechanics like settlement building and political influence.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is set for holiday 2020 release on Google Stadia, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X. Windows PC version will be available to purchase on Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Store at launch.
Following a lengthy livestream event, developer/publisher Ubisoft has revealed upcoming installment of Assassin's Creed action-adventure stealth game series, Assassin's Creed Valhalla through a cinematic trailer a week ago.
In previous announcement, Ubisoft promised to release a trailer for AC Valhalla offering first look at gameplay of ninth century epic Viking journey on latest episode of Inside Xbox, which is dropped today during Microsoft reveal event.
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At next-gen gameplay presentation, Ubisoft delves deep into intense combat of ACV in brand-new video.
RELATED: Ghost Recon: Breakpoint Micro-Transactions Issues
Opening shot of newest cinematic trailer opens with Viking warriors are having a feast in longhouse. Then the scene briefly focuses on a statue of Thor and takes a close-up of a Hidden Blade that player character will carry around.
Rather than showing any actual gameplay footage, what Ubisoft has showcased is probably scenes that take place before or after of some action sequences, which seem a lot like a late April fool's joke to fans given their video title.
RELATED: Watch Dogs: Legion and HitRecord Collaboration Creates Controversy
Instead of captured in-game footage, Valhalla shows a bunch of scenes featuring Viking raider Eivor. He and his Viking clan are shown to engage in what seems like a raid, charges at enemies with dual-wielding melee weapons and more.
Players can choose a male of female version of protagonist character that can be customized with gears, tattoos and etc. A pet raven will help you with aerial direction while sailing through snowy waterways, as an alternative for eagle.
RELATED: Ghost Recon: Wildlands Adds Mercenaries Mode
Valhalla to support Smart Delivery feature at launch and therefore, let people play on both Microsoft consoles. Open-world gameplay will return once again as well as new mechanics like settlement building and political influence.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is set for holiday 2020 release on Google Stadia, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X. Windows PC version will be available to purchase on Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Store at launch.
