We have analyzed the latest videos from Ubisoft’s next two chapters on assassins
At Gamescom in Cologne this week, Ubisoft knew until eleven minutes of gameplay video from big commitment Assassins Creed: Unity, and not only that; we also got nine minutes from Rogue. This chapter, unlike Unity take place on the PS3 and Xbox 360 and will essentially follow the same track as Black Flag, there followed last year.
Let’s first take a look at Unity.
It is already been revealed is that the action takes place in Paris during the French Revolution. In the video you will kill Charles Gabriel Sivert, a French baron who in the tradition existed in reality, and who died in Versailles in 1791 if the mission takes place in the same year, there is reason to believe that the assassination takes place during the so-called Champ-de -March massacre on July 21. It was the National Guard (in blue) on the streets near Notre Dame to stop the protests from the crowd. The National Assembly had just decided to leave Louis XVI (the last goal in the game?) Continue as king under a constitution that gave him less power.
Ubisoft presents its Blackbox – mode for assassination. Unlike the previous games, the actual assassination take place in a different mode than the rest of the game. In short, the scenario about the surroundings changed according to your mission. This should make it easier to build different ways to kill the French nobility on.
In the video shown several different ways to get to Sivert, which conveniently enough is inside Notre Dame, where a Church of the exhibition takes place.
By playing changes as mentioned is a new engine that will handle parkour exercises Arno Doran performer (the name is a French form of Arnauld, which means eagle gift. Doran does talented). Unlike previous parkour should now be more fluid and easier to handle than what it has been.
More ways to kill the target of
As previously mentioned is the ability to choose how you kill the target on significantly. In the video we see as the ability to kill a thug named Duchesneau. Unlike Sivert was difficult to determine whether such a person really existed. What we know is that Duchesneau was a French noble family, who later reached out to French Canada.
Unlike other games where stealth was reserved red zones, it is now possible to go into sneak mode regardless how you are. This will make it harder for the guards to discover you, yet they will be more suspicious if they see you.
In addition to greater freedom, there will also be a focus on acquiring your special skills that may help you further. In the mission that takes place in the sequence number three of the game (relatively early) will be refused entry to Notre Dame since you have not learned to pick locks. The game promises, however, that there will always be an option available regardless of how you play.
After stolen keys from any guards nearby, you manage to sneak into the cathedral. If you played last mission in Assassin’s Creed II will recognize you here. A Mass where the priest speaking in Latin going on in the background while you sneak across cognition booth through the many rafters. Since you killed Duchesneau can now take his place in the booth and kill Sivert without anyone noticing. As a reward you get to know a little more about the temple knight’s plans before you sneak out a secret passage that you find using the eagle’s eye. It looks like an Egyptian hieroglyph marks a secret entrance. It is possible to kill Sivert before the cinematic opportunity pops up, but then you will most likely get lower synchronous ring after the mission is completed.
To stop the eleven minutes and we are left with many impressions. Yet I get the feeling that this will be one of the better games in the series. The last impression I take note of is that since the assignment is relatively early in the game (if the year 1791 votes) will probably one of the first quests involve storming of the Bastille – the event that started the revolution.
Arno Dorian will also have access to a so-called phantom leaf. A modified version of sniper magazine which will also act as a mini-arc where you can kill the enemy in silence
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