Ubisoft is bringing Assassin's Creed back to mobile devices with Jade, a new title set in China.
, a new title set in China. The game takes place around 215 BC, filling in the timeline between, and it's designed to feel like a mainline entry, parkouring and all. There's no release date quite yet and all Ubisoft has shown is the classic eagle-flying-over-a-settlement sequence.is that it will support the ability to create your own character, a first for the series. There's no word on pricing or potential micro-transactions for the game.
on mobile devices for nearly as long as the series has existed. The first mobile entry was, and it came out for the Nintendo DS in 2008, with iOS and Android versions the following year. The original, meanwhile, hit PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2007. There have been a handful of mobile-first Assassin's Creed games since then, but Ubisoft hasn't released an iOS or Android title tied to the series in four years.You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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