🚨Assassin's Creed Codename Red Revolution in Japan with an Advanced Engine and Innovations🚨

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Assassin's Creed Codename Red, the next long-awaited chapter in the Ubisoft series, is revealed with exciting details provided by well-known journalist Tom Henderson. The game, intended to represent a significant evolutionary step, is based on a substantial evolution of the standard engine, called Anvil Pipeline. This new version of the engine promises to offer an advanced technological base, including features such as ray tracing and virtual geometry, with the prospect of sharing it with future Ubisoft titles.

The setting in feudal Japan, confirmed through a teaser trailer, presents itself as a fascinating scenario for the exploits of two distinct protagonists: Yasuke, inspired by Japan's first African samurai, and Naoe, following the consolidated tradition of the series. While the game does not introduce an entirely new engine, its focus on evolving the standard engine promises an enhanced gaming experience.

In terms of gameplay, Assassin's Creed Red promises a combat system even more focused on violent and gore elements, with the use of katanas and similar weapons, creating an intense and viscerally engaging atmosphere. The stealth component will receive renewed attention, with new hiding options, such as extinguishing torches and the strategic use of vegetation, approaching the gameplay dynamics of Splinter Cell.

An intriguing aspect of the new chapter is the possibility of creating customized bases, which will act as shelters and strategic places to plan actions and enhance the character's abilities. These “dens” will offer the freedom to build training dojos and customize the design, adding a tactical dimension to Assassin's Creed Codename Red's already rich storyline.

While waiting for further official details, fans of the series can already get excited about the arrival of a chapter that promises to take the franchise to new heights, combining the epic open world with new and engaging gameplay dynamics.