With Assassin’s Creed Shadows getting delayed into 2025, it’s now in direct competitors with Ghost of Yotei, the Ghost of Tsushima sequel introduced throughout yesterday’s Sony State of Play.
The transfer begs comparability between the 2, as they’re each video games set in feudal Japan and have classical photos of ninjas, samurai, and ronin. But regardless of the similarities, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot says there’s room sufficient for two massive open-world action-adventure video games set in Japan.
“There’s quite a bit of house for very high-quality video games, and people two video games can promote very properly,” Guillemot mentioned.
On what differentiates the 2, Guillemot centered on Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ twin protagonists, which permits gamers to take management of both a ninja or a samurai.
“The main focus is to actually guarantee that we ship a improbable expertise with this twin protagonist strategy and two totally different and complimentary gameplays…. a setting happening in feudal Japan must be actually attractive,” he mentioned.