Charming Trailer Shows off Charms of Assassin's Creed: Shadows' Open World. Several Iconic Elements of the Series Are Confirmed to Return
The latest trailer of Assassin's Creed: Shadows shows off improvements to the Anvil engine. Feudal Japan looks amazing on it.
The release of Assassin's Creed: Shadows is getting closer (November 15), and therefore Ubisoft is providing more and more new information about the game.
Feudal Japan in Spring
Players can look forward to many graphical surprises in November, as shown in the new video material. The world will change as the story progresses, so you'll see Japan at any time of the year while playing. The blossoming cherry trees in spring make a particularly striking impression in addition to the snow-covered scenery.
Screenshot from the AC: Shadows trailer showing the spring. Source: Ubisoft
Also dazzling in the trailer are the clouds moving with the wind.
Yasuke and Naoe gazing at the landscape. Source: Ubisoft
This installment will also see the return of features such as "double kills" and the recruit system, which were previously available in AC: Brotherhood. The artificial intelligence of enemies will also be improved, which is also related to the trailer presented; enemies will now react to weather changes.
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