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Se revelan los detalles de la expansión de Assassin's Creed: Shadows

Autor : Connor Actualizar : Jan 23,2025

Se revelan los detalles de la expansión de Assassin

El primer DLC de Assassin's Creed Shadows, "Claws of Awaji", se filtra en Steam

Los detalles sobre la próxima expansión "Claws of Awaji" para Assassin's Creed Shadows han surgido a través de una actualización de Steam ahora eliminada, según Insider Gaming. Este primer DLC para el título tan esperado presentará una nueva región, tipo de arma, habilidades, equipo y más, agregando más de 10 horas de juego. Según se informa, reservar el juego otorgará acceso tanto a la expansión "Claws of Awaji" como a una misión adicional.

Assassin's Creed Shadows, ambientado en el Japón feudal del siglo XVI, presenta dos protagonistas: el samurái Yasuke y el shinobi Naoe. El desarrollo del juego ha estado plagado de retrasos, el más reciente se retrasó hasta el 20 de marzo de 2025. Este último aplazamiento sigue al retraso de septiembre del 15 de noviembre de 2024 al 14 de febrero de 2025, y Ubisoft citó la necesidad de pulir más.

La filtración surgió poco después de que Ubisoft anunciara el último retraso, lo que se suma al ya tumultuoso viaje de desarrollo del juego. Desde las críticas iniciales en torno a la elección de los personajes hasta los múltiples retrasos, Ubisoft Quebec se ha enfrentado a importantes desafíos. El lanzamiento del juego coincide con la incertidumbre que rodea el futuro de Ubisoft, en medio de rumores de una posible adquisición de Tencent tras el bajo rendimiento de varios títulos clave.

Esta filtración ofrece un vistazo al contenido adicional planeado para Assassin's Creed Shadows, ofreciendo a los fanáticos algo que esperar a pesar de los continuos retrasos. La expansión promete una cantidad sustancial de contenido nuevo, lo que podría mitigar parte de la decepción que generó el retraso en el lanzamiento del juego.

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