Assassins Creed Shadows: Key Art Reveals Exciting New Features

Samurai Legend Yasuke Enters the Assassins Creed Universe

Ubisoft is set to unveil the highly anticipated Assassins Creed Shadows later today, and the game's key art has already sent shockwaves through the gaming community. According to rumors, the game will feature a man named Yasuke, a real-world samurai who lived in Japan during the 16th century. This marks the first time a historical figure has played a central role in an Assassins Creed game.

A Vast Open World and Allies in the Shadows

In addition to the introduction of Yasuke, the key art also suggests that Assassins Creed Shadows will feature a sprawling map, similar in scale to the one featured in Assassins Creed Origins. The game will also reportedly incorporate an ally system, allowing players to team up with other characters to take on their enemies. This mechanic has not been seen in an Assassins Creed game since Assassins Creed III.