IGN recently published a guide to 9th century Britain for the upcoming Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The game takes place in England during the Viking invasion, and it’s focused on the conquest from the perspective of the Vikings.
Continue reading A guide to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s 9th century Britain
As we’ve already reported, in October 2020, ransomware gang “Egregor” has leaked data that it had obtained from the internal networks of Crytek and Ubisoft. And it appears that the source code for Watch Dogs Legion has been leaked online. The source code for this triple-A game is around 560GB, and it’s already available for download on various private trackers. Continue reading The source code for Watch Dogs Legion has been leaked, weighs around 560GB
Last week, Ubisoft shared a video showcasing the Ray Tracing effects of the Xbox Series X version of Watch Dogs Legion. Now I’m pretty sure that a lot of you were wondering whether or not Xbox Series X would be using the Ultra Ray Tracing PC settings. And, thanks to this video comparison, we can finally answer that question. Continue reading Watch Dogs Legion – Xbox Series X vs RTX 3080 Ray Tracing Video Comparison
Ubisoft has released a brand new in-engine trailer for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. In this trailer, narrative Director Darby McDevitt introduces the beliefs and cultural values of the game’s varied denizens. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed Valhalla gets a new in-engine trailer, focusing on the Norse Mythology
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs Legion are the first Ubisoft games that will hit both cross-gen and next-gen platforms. Ubisoft has been advertising AC:V as a 4K/60fps and WD:L as a 4K/30fps for next-gen consoles. However, it appears that these two games won’t run in native 4K on these consoles. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed Valhalla & Watch Dogs Legion in native 4K only on PC, not on next-gen consoles
Watch Dogs Legion is the first Ubisoft game that will release on both current-gen and next-gen platforms. As such, we were really looking forward to it as we’re expecting Ubisoft to up its game. After all, Watch Dogs Legion is using DX12, so we were expecting better CPU optimization from this new open-world title. However, Ubisoft has dropped the ball and Watch Dogs Legion is one of the most CPU-bound games you’ll ever see. So, after receiving its first PC performance update, it’s time to benchmark and see how this new Watch Dogs game performs on the PC. Continue reading Watch Dogs Legion PC Performance Analysis
As promised, Ubisoft has released the first PC update for Watch Dogs Legion. This PC update was promising to improve overall performance, as well as RTX performance. Thus, we’ve decided to test this patch and unfortunately, there aren’t any major performance improvements. Continue reading Watch Dogs Legion PC Patch released, is 1.44GB in size, doesn’t bring major performance improvements
Ubisoft has announced that both Far Cry 6 and Rainbow Six Quarantine have been delayed. Far Cry 6 was originally coming out in February 2021, whereas Rainbow Six Quarantine was targeting a fiscal 2020-2021 release. However, both of them are delayed to fiscal year 2021-2022. Continue reading Far Cry 6 and Rainbow Six Quarantine have been delayed to fiscal 2020-2021
Ubisoft has announced that Watch Dogs Legion will receive a brand new update tomorrow. According to the team, this patch will bring RTX and overall performance improvements on the PC. Continue reading Watch Dogs Legion October 30th Update promises to improve PC & RTX performance
The review embargo for Watch Dogs Legion has been lifted and we can finally share our PC performance impressions of it. Watch Dogs Legion is a new open-world game, powered by the Disrupt Engine. The game uses DX12, and takes advantage of both real-time Ray Tracing and DLSS 2.0. In this article, we’ll be focusing on these two features. Continue reading Watch Dogs Legion – DLSS 2.0 & Ray Tracing Benchmarks
