The Assassin’s S -Creed Mirage is expected to receive a DLC, and DLC will be developed in collaboration with the Saudi -Aid Orthodox Game Group.
SAVVY GAMES, an investment group founded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), is understood to support Mirage’s DLC. Ubisoft had no plan to expand the game at first and changed its focus to the upcoming assassin’s Creed Shadows, but is now known to have been changed.
According to Les Echoes (through J0nathon), according to the meeting between the group and the Ubisoft boss, YVES Guillemot, the group decided to plan a DLC. This report is likely to not mention the scope of the project or will appear this year.
Ubisoft’s next game, Assassin’s S Creed Shadows, will be released in March after several delayed delay. VGC recently played the Make-Break Ubisoft title.
“Assassin ‘s creed shadows can be a notable release for Sandbox fans of Valhalla and Odyssey, and those who crave more cinematic samurai reads the preview of the game.
The PIF, which has invested in the video game industry in recent years, is known to be at the center of Prince Mohamed Bin Salman, which makes the Saudi economy less dependent on oil profits.
The fund acquired 5.01% in Nintendo in May 2022 and grew to 8.58% of the company as of mid -2012.
Last year, the fund reduced its investment in Japanese companies from 8.58%to 7.54%, which is still one of Nintendo’s largest shareholders.
