A new rumor suggests thatAssassin’s Creed Miragehas been internally delayed from August to October 2023, so fans may have to wait a bit longer to play the game. Developed by Ubisoft Bordeaux,Assassin’s Creed Miragelets players control Basim Ibn Ishaq, a character first introduced in 2020’sAssassin’s Creed Valhalla.Assassin’s Creed Miragewas officially unveiled in 2022, with a scheduled release in 2023. However, not much has been revealed about the game since then, as fans patiently wait for more gameplay footage. A recent rumor suggested thatAssassin’s Creed Miragemay have been hit with a bumpin production, resulting in a change in its release schedule. Now, another leak hints at the game getting further delayed until later in 2023.RELATED:Assassin’s Creed Mirage Leak Hints at Exciting New FeatureAccording to Tom Henderson, Ubisoft has internally delayedAssassin’s Creed Miragefrom August to October 2023, giving the development team a couple of additional months to work on the game. He also claims that theVR gameAssassin’s Creed Nexushas been delayed by a couple of months as well. While Tom Henderson has correctly leaked information in the past, gamers should take all rumors and leaks with a grain of salt, and wait for a confirmation from the developer or publisher.
A two-month-long delay does not sound that bad on paper, but it pushesAssassin’s Creed Mirageinto one of the busiest periods for new releases. Regardless, given the poorly optimized and buggy nature of recent releases likeStar Wars Jedi: SurvivorandRedfall, it’s probably best for the development team to take as much time as they need.
It’s worth noting thatAssassin’s Creed Mirageis not a full-priced game, as it will cost $49.99 at launch as opposed to $69.99 for many other titles.Assassin’s Creed Mirageis also shorter in length, as fans can expect it to provide around 15–20 hours of content. Furthermore,Assassin’s Creed Miragewill not feature a playable modern-day segment, with the full focus of its story on Basim’s journey. Overall, it seems likeMirageis a smaller-scale game in theAssassin’s Creedseries, and its price looks to reflect the amount of content on offer.
Fans should note thatUbisoft is hosting a special presentationon July 13, 2025, featuring more information on its upcoming games.Assassin’s Creed Miragewill probably be a huge part of the event, as Ubisoft is likely to reveal its final release date at this showcase.
Assassin’s Creed Mirageis in development for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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