You might want to check that URL again or head over to our homepage.They aren't putting out another game until 2017 since they are taking a hiatus.  Hopefully they will make the new game a little more challenging.I heard that it is supposed to be set in Egypt which I think would be cool to see.  I would think that it would be set in the early 20th century when Egypt was all the rage.  As much as I loved the way I got around in Syndicate with the hook, the games are getting too easy.  I need a challenge and I love the Assassin's Creed games so I don't want to give up on them just yet. Thanks for the A2A!I really hope so. A present-time game would be awesome, heck, even a WW2 one I would be satisfied with. I'd like them to start ditching the traditional flint pistol, muskets, swords, same climbing maneuvers, etc. Change the game up completely, update the positions of buildings, the obstacles, the ways of getting through the environment. Couldn't you imagine you're dressed in like a military-type uniform during WW2, but you have a hoodie underneath.

You leap from a plane as it plummets passed you and open your parachute, pulling your hood over your head as you remove all military attire and spray the enemies down with a Thompson in a slick new assassin outfit? Mixing it up would not only benefit the series, but give us a fresh new start.I hope it will be. I think its good they are taking a break this year. They need to re think the future of the brand and how the movie will impact the game. The present day ( in game) is also nearing a converge point to the ancestral  characters we play as and surely the writers are going to need to come up with something really good to make that happen. If the rumours of the next game in Egypt are true, it will be good to see the huge downgrade of tech from the modern assassins and if Ubisoft will be able keep us entertained.I hate to say it but the AC series has started to have a whiff of COD about it. Every game in the series is starting to feel more the same than different from the one before.

That breaks my heart because I love these games so much. I hope Ubisoft is smart enough to wind the series down before it starts to stink.Assassins Creed Logo SymbolsCreed LogosTattoo Assassins CreedCreed SymbolsAssassins Creed GameRespective GamesRespective SymbolsAc SeriesCreed SeriesForwardAssassins Creed Games and their respective symbols. assassin's creed 3 baltimore outfitI love the revelations design and want to get a tattoo of it:)warrior dash hoodiesTime Periods Assassin's Creed Should Explorezalando hoodie dames Arrows Flowy Girls Teereal madrid hoodie ebay Shift Long Sleeve Girls TeeSince the conception of the series in 2007, Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise has been seeing a yearly release schedule that puts a damper on both the franchise and the crews working hard at making each and every installment come to life.

But will the rumored year off help the franchise discover its own Animus roots, or will it just be a setup for yet another great disappointment like Unity? For the past six years, the fall has been the time of year we put on our best hoodies and assassinate some Templars, but for fall 2016, the Assassins will be hanging up their robes and putting their legs up for the year. It is speculated that the decision to take a year off from the franchise came after 2014’s Unity disaster, with the company believing that the extra year will allow the development team to focus on creating a more well-rounded and defined product. Many fans of the staple series will be taking this news with a excitement rather than disappointment as the series not only deserves a break, but greatly needs one. The Assassin’s Creed series is undoubtedly a video game phenomenon; not only is the series about to be running into its tenth console installment and still holding up with a continuously growing fan base, but it’s also expanding its lore into a film franchise.

With so much going on with Assassin’s Creed in the year ahead of us, now is the perfect time to set the franchise on the back burner and set it to simmer. Although there will still be two Assassin Creed titles this year, they will only be in the form of sidescrollers, giving fans of the series some time to miss the franchise enough to make the upcoming Michael Fassbender movie more of an event. Even though the recent Syndicate was considered a hit in the series, the game still suffered from the now expected Assassin Creed title tropes such as jumpy controls, confused AI and overall technical clumsiness that had been allowed to become the norm of each installment. With more time to iron out these technical kinks, the overall product should deliver a completely new feel to the franchise as a whole. Although we do enjoy the stories that the Assassins Creed series weaves, we have had our fair share of issues with the overall story arch in the past few installments. It is our hope that without the rush of getting the game out and released, we will be able to see a more structured story, along with characters with more depth to them as we once did with Ezio Auditore and Desmond Miles.

It might not have been super popular, but many of us did enjoy the modern day storyline when Desmond was still the main focus. Regardless of your thoughts on the modern day storyline, you can not tell us that you would rather have a faceless office worker or a compilation of cutscenes as the focus rather than an up and coming Assassin or Templar with an actual background and feelings towards the events unwinding around them. Nonetheless, the 2016 break for the franchise was another smart move by Ubisoft. With the series at its peak and a brand new film integration coming our way, there going to need as much time as possible to swell down the effects of franchise fatigue.Custom made assassin creed hoodies in South Africa Unleash your inner assassin with these awesome assassin creed hoodies from Doll Me Up. Hoodies are custom made in South Africa according to your size and colour. Visit our men’s clothing section to see what we offer On site since Sep 2016 See their other ads