Assassin's Creed's multiplayer Invictus project is reportedly disliked by its development team, according to a leaker and streamer who claims to have received that information from one of the developers at Ubisoft. While the Assassin's Creed franchise's latest installment, Shadows, received a generally positive reception, Ubisoft has seen multiple flops and revenue losses over the past two years, and if true, this new report on Invictus doesn't do much to raise confidence.
First revealed back in 2022, the standalone multiplayer Assassin's Creed title, Invictus, was just one of several upcoming games in the franchise at that time. Multiple Assassin's Creed games have included multiplayer modes, starting with Assassin's Creed Brotherhood in 2010. But when it was first announced, Invictus seemed to excite a lot of fans, with the potential of a full game in the series built from the ground up around multiplayer gameplay mechanics, rather than having them added onto a game that was primarily built as a single-player experience.
Ubisoft may be working on some significant upgrades for some classic Assassin's Creed games, offering a much-improved experience for players.
Going on four years later, a new claim states that the development team working on Invictus doesn't...
