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- Collaborative Quest Announcement: Assassins Creed Shadows and Attack on Titan have teamed up for a limited-time crossover, offering a free story quest and paid cosmetics from November 24 to December 22.
- New Content in Assassins Creed Shadows: In addition to the crossover content, the game has received three free narrative updates, including temporary skill exchanges, new environmental puzzles, and combat skill lessons for Naoe and Yasuke.
- Availability and Price: Assassins Creed Shadows is available on various platforms, with a Nintendo Switch 2 release scheduled for December 2. The game is currently half-price in Amazons Black Friday sale.
- Technical Issues and Future Crossovers: There has been a reported bug affecting gameplay on Windows 11 with Nvidia graphics cards, but Ubisofts free-to-play game Brawlhalla will also feature an Attack on Titan crossover in December 2025.
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Collaborative Quest: Attack on Titan Invades Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Crossovers between unexpected brands have become increasingly common, and the latest is between Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Attack on Titan. This collaboration brings a free story quest and paid cosmetics to the game this week, starting November 24, but the Attack on Titan mission content will only be available until December 22. This marks the second crossover for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, following the Dead by Daylight collaboration. In addition to these crossovers, Ubisoft has added a non-crossover story mission to Shadows for free since its launch. Ubisoft released its latest financial results last week, citing strong performance in the Assassin’s Creed franchise, although specific sales data for Shadows was not provided. However, Assassin’s Creed Shadows is currently half-price in Amazon’s Black Friday sale.
Collaborative Quests Unleashed: Attack on Titan Meets Assassin’s Creed Shadows Revisited
The Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Attack on Titan crossover places Naoe and Yasuke in a crystal cave reminiscent of locations from the manga, with Eren’s Titan and another colossus appearing in the background. In the new free narrative quest, a mysterious woman named Ada tasks the katana-wielding duo with exploring the crystal cave and rescuing a captive friend from a cult performing strange experiments. Completing quests during this period earns limited rewards, such as a new katana hidden in cave chests. An Attack on Titan theme pack is available for purchase in the in-game store, featuring a Yasuke outfit inspired by Titans, a Mikasa-inspired Naoe costume, and a Survey Corps-themed mount. A third free narrative update, Puzzlement, introduces temporary skill exchanges and new environmental puzzles. This collaboration reflects Ubisoft’s strategy of blending their universe with Japanese animation to attract new audiences while providing content for existing fans. The latest free story drop, The Conundrum, allows Naoe and Yasuke to teach each other new combat skills. Update version 1.1.6 delivers improvements to gameplay, graphics, and overall performance, and resolves previously bugged quests and an issue on Xbox platforms.
Attack on Titan Meets Medieval Assassin’s Creed Shadows Cross-Platform Launch Amidst Technical Hurdles and Price Debates
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is available on PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. It will also be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 on December 2. Additionally, Ubisoft’s free-to-play game Brawlhalla will receive its own Attack on Titan crossover on December 3, 2025. Other News Assassin’s Creed Shadows has encountered a bug that slows down gameplay on Windows 11 with Nvidia graphics cards, even affecting high-end GPUs like the RTX 5090. Discussions have also emerged about RAM prices potentially making the PS5 a better deal than a Steam Machine. For those who have imagined Titans in a medieval-fantasy Japanese setting, now is the time to experience this crossover in Assassin’s Creed Shadows.
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In an exciting gaming news double header, our correspondent Carlos Mendoza has been making waves with his recent posts. First up, he’s dropped a bombshell with “Leaked Video Reveals Developing Version of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake”, published on November 25th. Dive into this post to explore the upcoming changes that could significantly alter your favorite classic, from a more empowered Princess Farah to improved art direction and new movement mechanics – it’s a sneak peek into Ubisoft Montreal’s work-in-progress that you won’t want to miss Leaked Video Reveals Developing Version of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake. Meanwhile, Sophie Laurent has just revealed another exciting collaboration over at Players For Life. In her latest post, “Ubisoft and FX Confirm Far Cry TV Series”, published on the same day, she shares that Ubisoft and FX are teaming up to bring the chaotic world of Far Cry to our screens in an anthology series directed by Noah Hawley. Fans can expect a fresh take each season, with different stories and casts, much like the games themselves Ubisoft and FX Confirm Far Cry TV Series. But that’s not all! As we await updates on Mass Effect, Carlos has shone a spotlight on two promising titles vying for attention in the space opera RPG genre. In his post “Mass Effect 5: One of Its Serious Competitors Prepares a Major Announcement, Officially Confirmed”, published November 24th, he explores how Exodus’ unique time travel concept and The Expanse: Osiris Reborn’s faithful adaptation could captivate fans awaiting Mass Effect’s return Mass Effect 5: One of Its Serious Competitors Prepares a Major Announcement, Officially Confirmed. It’s been a thrilling week for gaming news, folks!
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