The setting for the next Assassin’s Creed game – rumoured to be set in the Viking era – will be revealed in a stream today.
Ubisoft has kicked off a stream hosted by digital artist Bosslogic, who’ll create a "unique art piece" that will reveal the setting. We’ll be updating this post as the day goes on, noting anything we learn from the art. 5 minutes in, we have a silhouetted figure with clenched fists, and the beginnings of a vibrant sky.
You can watch the stream on Twitter, Mixer, YouTube and Facebook and Twitch.
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The next Assassin’s Creed game is widely rumoured to centre around Vikings, so we could potentially see a Middle Ages setting emerge over the course of the stream – the Viking Age is a time period lasting from 800 CE to 1066 CE. Rumours have suggested that the game is subtitled (or code named) Kingdom or Ragnarok.
The Division 2 may have already teased that setting, given it included Assassin’s Creed’s Apple of Eden artifact placed suspiciously close to the word ‘Valhalla’.

If that does turn out to be the case we’d be in favour of that move, as we think a Viking-based game could bring the franchise full circle.

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Joe Skrebels is IGN’s Executive Editor of News, and he wants to go to Jorvik Viking Centre as research. Follow him on Twitter.

Source: IGN