Assassin's Creed Series: Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted

Most likely March through May. Most of June is technically still spring, but I think most spring releases have been in the earlier months.

Mirage is closer than I thought, then. Still seems odd to preorder a game with no release date. I'll be waiting for reviews, personally.

Wonder if I will have given up on AC games by then, I was hoping March at the latest.

According to this Codename Red might be pushed back between 6 months to a year due to guy in charge of it being an unpleasant asshole and some of the staff are threatening to leave unless he stops acting like unpleasant asshole or is removed altogether, meanwhile the studio that made Valhalla and is currently making Codename: Hexe have blown away the suits with how cool Codename: Hexe is it's already going into full production. I don't know if Red gets pushed back does that mean Hexe gets pushed back as well or they will release Hexe first then Red? It's probably way too early to start worrying either way, but there are some questions that interesting, maybe that is why Ubisoft wants to do that Assassin's Creed: Infinite project to avoid problems like this?

www.gamesradar.com/assassins-creed-mirages-more-intimate-scale-was-directly-shaped-by-fans-exhausted-with-enormous-rpgs/

Yeah, right. Last couple of massive open world entries sold so poorly that Ubisoft listened to the fans to create a linear game...

Totally nothing to do with Mirage being a Valhalla DLC initially and not enough time to do an open world for it as a separate game.

He summed it up right. That's how I feel about Valhalla; meaningless bloat, bad Ubi policies. He's spot on that it's the worst of the AC titles. It's too bad because I like Eivor but then, not that well enough to play her final send off.

EXCLUSIVE – UBISOFT IS GOING “ALL IN” ON ASSASSIN’S CREED WITH 4 MORE GAMES ALREADY PLANNED
insider-gaming.com/assassins-creed-all-in/

Ubisoft officially announced the future of Assassin’s Creed in September 2022, revealing a total of four games in development; Mirage, Codename Red, Codename Hexe, and Codename Jade. Ubisoft officially announced its Assassins’ Creed multiplayer offering, Project Invictus one month later.

In total, six Ubisoft games are already well into development, with the yet-to-be-announced Project Nexus, a VR title, expected to be officially revealed at E3 later this year.

Insider Gaming sources have revealed that three more fully-fledged titles are also in the conceptual and prototype phase, with the addition of Nexus 2 already being discussed. Codenamed Nebula, Raid, and Echoes, each of the pitched Assassin’s Creed titles will be developed by different studios and will have vastly different playstyles from its predecessors. “They are going all in with AC and some other major franchises”, one source said.

Ubisoft Sofia, known for co-developing Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation and Assassin’s Creed Rogue has pitched Project Nebula – An Assassin’s Creed title that will have three different settings; India, Aztec Empire, and Mediterranean.

Ubisoft Chengdu has pitched Project Raid – A free-to-play 4-player co-operative title that will be PvE. It’s believed that the titles Assassins will all be from the Assassin’s Creed universe.

Ubisoft Annecy, known for developing the multiplayer portion of games like Assassin’s Creed and Splinter Cell, as well as co-developing The Division 2 with Massive Entertaining has pitched Project Echoes, which has been described as a multiplayer title that will use Ubisoft Scarlar technology.

Sources suggest that the series will be going back to its annual release cycle, with major entries being significantly different from the last. The first, Assassin’s Creed Mirage is scheduled to release around August of this year, followed by Assassin’s Creed Nexus soon after (2023). Although tentative release dates, sources revealed that Codename Red is scheduled for 2024, Assassin’s Creed Invictus for 2025, and Assassin’s Creed Hexe for 2026. Of course, internal release dates are uncertain especially given Ubisoft’s past of delaying titles but those are the dates currently planned.

Codename Red is reportedly already in good shape, sources told Insider Gaming, with its ‘spin’ on the series set to have two playable characters and the game will have a strong focus on stealth.

I found that the enemies would easily detect Eivor unless I was being 100% perfect and the time to detect Eivor was really short so if they notice you from across the map you are stuck being in open combat.

I would suggest the approach I took and went the sniper route, in the more open areas I could snipe enemies and not get detected.  When going stealth I found I gave the game a piece of my mind too often to stay that course. 

This.
Yeah... I'd also say Valhalla is best enjoyed by playing with all the subtlety and nuance of a foaming-at-the-mouth berserker.

Basically the Tasmanian Devil from Bugs Bunny cartoons.

Stealth in Valhalla is crap because the AI is shit. Gamers have pointed this out since release.