Recall that after the release, Ubisoft promised to supply the project with free (new raids, modes, items of equipment, skills) and paid content (two-story additions).

According to Laferriere, outside of the announced plans, the French publishing house is trying to listen to its audience: in particular, “to respond to new platforms, because they continue to get better. “

“We were well received on PS5, Xbox Series X and PC as well; people definitely enjoy the advanced features of the game, so we want to continue to pay attention to this, ” – said the producer.

As for the unrealized ideas, Laferriere attributed naval battles to them: “We found out that the Vikings did not really fight on the water; thought they could shoot fire arrows like in Odyssey. But no, they didn’t do it. “

In addition to this, the region chosen by the developers assumed only small reservoirs, while there was no question of the sea. So the main character’s ship became more a means of transportation than an attacking unit.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is available on PC (Uplay, Epic Games Store), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S, and Google Stadia. The release of Wrath of the Druids – the first of two-story additions to the game – is expected in spring 2021.