Ubisoft is releasing a free discovery travel app covering Baghdad’s history . The game launched Ubisoft’s “Discovery Tour” feature in 2023, a mode that has been previously packaged into Assassin’s Creed game – starting in 2017 – and use the game’s open world map and character models to illustrate the historical and cultural details of its chosen environment.
Taking a slightly different approach, this new app redesigned the map of Assassin’s Creed Sea City Rage for a two-hour narrative adventure in 9th-century Baghdad. The Discovery Tour App also includes “Encyclopedia of History, Arts and Culture in Medieval Baghdad and Abbasid Caliphate” as well as augmented reality features that allow you to view 3D models of 3D famous artifacts.
It sounds less like a playable history course than the Discovery Tours of the past, but it still has excellent history research on every Assassin’s Creed game. When Ubisoft traditionally charges Assassin’s Creed games and other charges, the app is available for free, which is a bit unusual but maybe it reflects assassin Creed Hai City Rage BuildingA unique place in the series. The game is considered a back-to-back stealth game without the game of the past and is largely passed on.
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed approach may be changing overall. The game franchise spins with Far Cry and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Funded in part by Tencent earlier this year. Even grander plans to turn Assassin’s Creed into Always Online Still in the background.
You can download and try Ubisoft’s Discovery Tour App: Medievil Baghdad App Store and Play Store.
