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Explore the real life of Vikings in Assassin's Creed Valhalla's 'Discovery Tour,' coming in October

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Bravo's Creed's "Discovery Circuit" is a quasi-learning mood that enables players to explore game worlds and histories without the fear of being, you know, assassinated. It was originally developed for Assassin's Creed Origins and proved common enough to be cooked for Odyssey as healed, and last yr Ubisoft confirmed that Valhalla would also get the tourist treatment. Today it proclaimed that Discovery Circuit: Viking Maturat, as the new modal value is officially known, will go last on Oct 19.

Discovery Tour: Viking Age "will straighten out the Viking era and allow for players to discover more than almost the history and traditions of the prison term," Ubisoft aforesaid. "Designed in close collaboration with historians and archaeologists, this not-violent, interactive eruditeness experience is an engaging deep dive into the Viking Years in 9th-century Norway and England."

The Viking Age tourist trap will exist a footling different from its predecessors, and will put a greater stress on narrative. Instead of the "guided tours" of Origins and Odyssey, Viking Age players will play atomic number 3 characters in the game world, embarking on quests and completing objectives—all of the non-violent screen out, of course of instruction—and interacting with "Discovery Sites" adjusted along Viking and Anglo-European cultures and traditions of the time.

But Ubisoft also emphasized that historical authenticity remains a priority, noting that visualize contributions come from partners including Hampshire Cultural Confide, the British Library, The Réunion des Musées Nationaux - Grand Palais photo agency, York Archaeological Trust, The National Museum of Denmark, and Preston Park Museum & Grounds.

Discovery Term of enlistment: Viking Age will be free for owners of Assassin's Creed Walhalla, and will also be open standalone for $20 on Ubisoft Connect, the Epic Games Memory boar, and other storefronts.

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