Cancelled Assassin's Creed Game Could've Wrapped Up an Unofficial Trilogy
A cancelled Assassin's Creed game had the potential to serve as a conclusion to an unofficial, yet very interesting trilogy.
Ubisoft almost completed a trilogy of Assassin’s Creed games, regardless of it being ever actually intended for it to become one.
The success of the Assassin’s Creed franchise is that you can jump in just about anywhere in the franchise and not be lost.
The modern-day storyline can be a bit intrusive and confusing, even if you have played all of the games, but that has taken more and more of a backseat over the years.
For example,
the rumored Assassin’s Creed 4 remake is straight up cutting all of the modern-day content in favor of new content with Edward Kenway, which is a smart choice.
The only Assassin’s Creed games that feel like true sequels to each other are the ones with Desmond Miles in them, the main character of the modern-day storyline in the first five Assassin’s Creed games, and the Ezio trilogy.
Author's summary: Cancelled game could conclude trilogy.
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