It’s been a while since we last talked about Assassin’s Creed. After the box office failure of Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard’s 2016 film, it has been announced that a new adaptation – a TV series, this time – will soon see the light of day on Netflix. In the absence of the latest news, we thought the project would be delayed, or even canceled altogether.
But that’s absolutely not the case, as Ubisoft confirmed during a panel at the Ubisoft Forward conference. Thus it became clear that the Assassin’s Creed series will indeed see the light of day on Netflix, although the casting program has not yet been given an official name; This series will definitely not be a sequel to the 2016 movie, but an entirely new adaptation of the game.
Netflix is not going to stop there, as the platform is also developing the mobile game Assassin’s Creed alongside the Ubisoft teams. Scheduled for Android and iOS, the game will only be available to users with a Netflix subscription.
Among the world’s best-selling video games, the Assassin’s Creed saga follows the adventures of Desmond Miles, the heir to a prestigious line of assassins who immerses himself in the memories of his ancestors through the latest technology. In this way, each game invites us to recall a decisive period of history: the Renaissance, the American Revolution, the age of Vikings and pirates…
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