Assassin's Creed Odyssey already has a date to arrive

Ubisoft revealed at its E3 2018 press conference that Assassin's Creed Odyssey will launch on October 5th for PS4, Xbox One and PC via Steam. The plot takes place in ancient Greece, as recent rumors have already indicated. In addition, it will have two main playable characters: Alexios and Kassandra, two Spartan mercenaries who, when selected, will be the protagonists of the plot until its end.

Regarding the structural form, the title maintains much of what was seen in the gameplay of Assassin's Creed Origins, from 2017, however, with news in some points.

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Without a doubt, it's the biggest experience we've ever developed"Without a doubt, it's the biggest experience we've ever developed. I can't offer specific data, but the world is bigger created so far and elections imply a lot of restarts", says the game director Marc-Alexis Cote.

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In the first videos we can already see that the maps will be wider and with more explorable areas. The buildings of ancient Greece will be represented with complete fidelity, as well as all their clothing and other elements. The entire game takes place during the Peloponnesian War, which pitted Athens and Sparta against each other. The game, according to Ubisoft, is developed by its Quebec studio, in partnership with two other in-house studios.

The game will feature combinations of faster attacks with forts, in addition to the possibility of changing weapons and armor, customizing the appearance of the hero or heroine. The game also has a skill evolution mode, according to the experience obtained by the player.            

Assassin's will present dialogue choices, similar to what we've seen in past games in the saga, which will be able to define the story according to the choices. There will also be the possibility of having a romance between characters or creating unique allies for each pair.