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Free DLC for Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, Valley of Memory, is coming to PC on November 18th

Now here is a pleasant surprise. Ubisoft has just announced a new free DLC for Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, called Valley of Memory. Valley of Memory will be free to all owners of Mirage, and it will come out on PC on November 18th.

According to Ubi, this free DLC adds about six hours of new gameplay and story. The story happens before the ending of the main game and begins when Basim finds out his long-lost father might still be alive in AlUla. Wanting to know the truth, Basim sets out on a journey to find him. However, he soon discovers that the valley of AlUla is in danger from a group of robbers, and his father has gone missing.

Valley of Memory is also introducing improvements to the game that will apply whether you are playing in the AlUla region, or the main adventure in Baghdad. So, let’s take a closer look at them.

As the devs noted, the update will add replayable missions and challenges. After finishing any black box mission or contract in Assassin’s Creed Mirage or Valley of Memory, you’ll be able to play them again. You can access these missions through the “Animus Sequences” menu or directly in the game world. Each replay will come with special challenges that push you to play differently – for example, avoiding Eagle Vision, staying undetected, killing only your main target, or finishing within a time limit. By completing these new challenges, players can earn exclusive in-game rewards.

This update will also bring big improvements to the parkour system. Players can now turn on manual jumping, which lets them create their own cool and complex free-running moves that weren’t possible before. A new control system also makes it easier to move smoothly from one rooftop to another. On top of that, players can now customize side and back ejects. Before, Basim could only do these moves if there was a clear place to land or grab onto. Now, he can side or back eject anytime, no matter the landing spot. These updates will give players more freedom and creativity when parkouring through the city than ever before.

Not only that, but the game will now have two additional difficulty levels. You can also expect Skill and Tool Customization options. A new skill called Engineer 2 has been added to Basim’s skill tree. This will allow him to equip all level 1 modifications to his tools. You’ll also get a new level 3 modification to all Tools as well.

Enjoy!

Assassin's Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory Reveal Stream

30 thoughts on “Free DLC for Assassin’s Creed: Mirage, Valley of Memory, is coming to PC on November 18th”

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        1. I hate Ubisoft and the last AC game i liked was AC Unity, last i played was Syndicate, nice try though

          1. Ubisoft has some cool titles. I used to like R6S but they’ve really let that fall to the dogs.

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      1. That surely helps to explain, but this thing was in production way before the chance of buy out by the arabs…

          1. Makes sense, still i cannot imagine an arab playing Mirage and not having a laugh at that game with the girl boss on the tutorial section and the whole portraying of that society in medieval times…is ridiculous.
            So supporting or even buying this crap strikes me as odd.

          2. Why the fck would you give your money to these monkies? they’re the same as the woketards.
            Gaming will be restored to its former glory (the 1990s and early 2000s) only if studios are run exclusively by straight white dudes again, a scenario which we both know isn’t going to happen.

          3. A dev AC Mirage build leaked…Ubisoft doesn't deserve my or yours money since over 2 decades now.

    1. It makes me regret the good old times of magazines, when we only had some bad screenshots to decide to buy a game or not.
      Or even the early years of Youtube.
      Every year, it looks more and more like the gaming industry targets the most stupid people on earth.

  1. As a French who suffers from very severe MUSLIM FATIGUE, I'll pass.

    Also, I just can't stand this period of time anymore, where companies think that showing in their gameplay trailer reactions of degenerate negative IQ streamers is a good marketing move. And I work in marketing too. (but not for Western companies, thanks God…)

    Personally, I see it as a major turn off.
    I see one of these chimps going "WOOOOOOOOOOOH!!!" and I just skip the game/video completely, usually.

    Also, who the hell plays like that, screaming like a freak and acting like he's never seen anything? Are they being paid to act like that?
    Man, even for money, I wouldn't do something that embarrassing.

  2. All jokes aside, the Saudi's buying up literally every form of Western entertainment is very concerning, for everyone. It doesn't matter what political beliefs you have

    Saudis are not the people to be trusted with good entertainment, they are Trillionaires with so much money and power they don't care about anything other than greed.

    if you thoughf EA and Ubisoft were bad now. Just wait.

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