Assassin's Creed: Temple of Heroes' third major DLC, Dawn of Doom, will be available on all platforms on March 10. Recently, game director Georgy Popov made it clear in an interview with GameSpot that the "dawn of doom" will not promote the modern line plot, but will use various hints, metaphors, tributes and other ways to string together the Isu line of Assassin's Creed with the ancient line, which is believed to satisfy the core fans who are familiar with the setting of "Assassin's Creed". At the same time, he also revealed that the theme seasons of Assassin's Creed: The Temple of Heroes will return in the second year and provide new rewards. Players can also expect more free content and a new game mode.
Some Assassin's Creed fans are unhappy with this. It's important to know that Assassin's Creed: Origins and Assassin's Creed: Temple of Heroes have only two DLC models, and they will further complement the modern story. And "Assassin's Creed: Temple of Heroes" not only has nothing to do with the modern line of the first two DLCs, but even the upcoming "Dawn of Doom" has nothing to do with the modern plot, and the story of Evol has always made them feel bored. Even if the protagonist of "Dawn of Doom" is Odin, isn't Evol the reincarnation of Odin? After the modern protagonist is replaced by Basim, there is no following, which is very appetizing.
But George Popov's interview further hints at the accuracy of what Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier revealed: Ubisoft plans to separate a large DLC from Assassin's Creed: The House of Heroes and make it a new installment in the Assassin's Creed series, code-named Assassin's Creed Rift. Unlike the mythological trilogy, the volume of the work will be smaller, the protagonist is the player-controlled Basim (Loki reincarnation) after the completion of the "Hall of Heroes", no longer using an open world setting, but paying more attention to the linear stealth stealth gameplay on small and medium-sized maps.