It’s official. There will be no multiplayer component for Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, and apparently it’s a good thing.
It seems that multiplayer is often shoehorned into games these days to check boxes and dredge up the odd newcomer to a franchise, so it’s surprising to see a studio break away from the herd to scrap it entirely.
Ubisoft Quebec have confirmed that the newest Assassin’s Creed will be single player only, so that they can focus on delivering the best experience possible. Talking to Gamespot, Executive producer Francois Pelland cited technical reasons as having a large impact on the decision. It turns out that having multiple players charging about on vehicles simultaneously “adds complexity”, and combined with the fast-paced combat that requires a “very high responsiveness on the system”, it seemed better to cut it out, rather than compromise on quality.
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate was revealed yesterday, and since then, we’ve see some gameplay, got an eyeful of screenshots and have been given a confirmed release date of October 23.
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate will be available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, and you can catch up on everything we learned from the reveal here.
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