Featuring a detailed, rich setting of 16th-century Feudal Japan, Assassin's Creed Shadows is Ubisoft's most realistic game, and that's proven in very subtle detail in the game world. Assassin's Creed is a franchise known for its attention to detail across all kinds of time periods and historical locations, and Assassin's Creed Shadows' real-life modern locations have been compared to the historical ones found in the game since release. However, this detail might be the best one yet.
In a post from user Hour-Consequence-374 on Reddit, the player reveals how snow very slowly melts in-game during winter, adding a layer of detail that is unprecedented for Ubisoft. Hour-Consequence-374 goes on to explain just how detailed Assassin's Creed Shadow's seasonal weather system is, saying: "everything happens in real-time, and each seasonal cycle is never the same. Sometimes winters are snowy, sometimes less snowy; sometimes summers are sunny, sometimes rainier." The video is sped up for convenience, but it all happens in-game.
One of the most significant additions to the franchise is Assassin's Creed Shadows's dynamic weather and season system. Players can trek through thick snowfalls in Winter, blend in the dark during...
