The global pandemic has brought a lot of uncertainty and gloominess to the world, and there might not be a lot of reasons to be glad about, but apparently, there is good news for all the gamers. You can escape from the world and politics through some of the great games provided by Microsoft and Sony and their publishing partners. Both the companies are set to launch their new video game consoles The Xbox Series X and The PlayStation 5. Even the French game maker company Ubisoft has recently discussed some of their upcoming titles including one gaming console at an event called Ubisoft Forward.
Ubisoft is all set to include new games like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Watch Dogs: Legion, and more. The company is also considering the installation of The Far Cry Series. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is a role-playing video game that is set in 873 AD in war and overcrowded Norway, which prompts Eivor to lead their clan of Vikings to settle new lands in Anglo-Saxon England as a part of Viking expansion across Europe. The clan and Vikings along with the Great Heathen Army face conflicts with the kingdoms of Northumbria, Mercia, East Anglia, and Wessex over the next several years. Meanwhile, Eivor meets the Hidden Ones and joins their fight against the Order of Ancient. This game had been under development for more than two and a half years, and now it is set to be launched by November for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Stadia.
Watch Dogs: Legion is a game full of action and adventure. It is also going to be featured on a lot of gaming consoles and Stadia by October this year. The story of the game focuses on the efforts of the London branch of the hacker group, who are trying to combat a dystopian surveillance state that has taken control over the United Kingdom. Soon, DedSec recruits allies to assist across London to help the group in order to liberate the city as a resistance force. Each character in this game has a unique background and skill set. The players will be playing this game from a third-person perspective.
Along with these two games, Ubisoft also announced a new addition to its war simulation game named as Ghost Recon Breakpoint. No official date has been announced about the launch of this game, but the game offers its players to explore a diverse and mysterious world that includes barren desserts, dramatics cities, and Arctic peaks. It features 11 unique biomes and is home to Skell technology. Players can use the environment as per their advantage so that they can disappear into Jungle canopy to help your foes evade the scenery. Players can even jump into a vehicle and charge into the battle by air, land, or sea.
Ubisoft is also introducing Hyper Scape that offers you to explore Neo Arcadia’s Streets, and rooftops for intense firefights, cat and mouse chases, and unique verticality. Players can either play solo or in a group. You will also be able to use unique weapons and try rule-bending hacks to define your play style. The company has also announced the latest installment of Far Cry 6, a lone wolf against the world series, that will be released in February next year.
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