An alleged Assassin’s Creed Rogue trailer has leaked online, revealing its release date ahead of any official announcements.
Some off-screen footage of an as yet unannounced PS3 and Xbox 360 Assassin’s Creed title has been leaked online.
The game, called Assassin’s Creed Rogue, is shown off for the first time in this leaked footage.
If you can bear the constantly buffering trailer, it showcases the assassin himself strolling through some kind of city with grassy patches in it.
He then emerges into a polar landscape, with ice floating on the water. A large ship is visible to one side. The assassin then pulls a gun on a figure on the ground who is reaching out to him for help.
The trailer then cuts out to an Assassin’s Creed Rogue logo, with a scrolling ice waterscape behind it.
According to the information, when pre-orders open you’ll get an additional Siege of Fort de Sable mission and a special “Ultimate Hunter Pack” if you lock down your purchase of the game ahead of time.
According to the trailer, the Assassin’s Creed Rogue release date will be held on November 11.
Ubisoft hasn’t yet officially announced the last-gen Assassin’s Creed for this year. In July, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot did say that news on the title would “come soon”.
Rumours so far have described the game as a cross between Assassin’s Creed 3 and the Freedom Cry DLC for the latest Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag game.
Apparently, Rogue will allow you to visit New York among other American East Coast destinations.
The assassin you can see in the Xboxlivefr video is supposedly a Templar named Shay, who will meet up with Connor Keyway’s first mate Adewale and son Haytham too.
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