Ubisoft will be introducing Arabic language options for the upcomingAssassin’s Creed Mirage. SinceAssassin’s Creed 2, the series has included the native languages of the country in which each adventure is set. Most recently, players have been able to listen to a mix of Nordic and Gaelic dialects in thehugely successfulAssassin’s Creed Valhalla.In a commitment to Ubisoft’s own subscription service,Assassin’s Creed Miragewill launch on Ubisoft+ on day one, alongside PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles. Although it is worth noting the PC release will be through Epic Games and Ubisoft directly. AsAssassin’s Creed Mirageis fast approaching the October 12 release date, more details about the languages used in the game have come to light.RELATED:Assassin’s Creed Mirage is Skipping SteamIn a tweet from the officialAssassin’s CreedTwitter account, it was revealed thatAssassin’s Creed Miragewill be fully playable with Arabic dubbing and subtitles, a first for Ubisoft’s long-running franchise. Coupled with this news, the actor Eyad Nassar will be playing the main character Basim in the dub. He is best known for his work in Egyptian roles in TV shows such asFace and BackandThe Choice.
Althoughrumors are circulating about gambling elements inAssassin’s Creed Mirage, fans are understandably excited to dive intoMirageknowing there are localized language options. The firstAssassin’s Creedgame never had an Arabic option for players to fully immerse themselves through Altair’s story, despite the game taking place across multiple countries in the Middle East. Gamers are happy to see Ubisoft introducing such language options as folks explore Baghdad during its Golden Age.
Assassin’s Creedfans are becoming all the more optimistic about Ubisoft’s open-world franchise, particularly since players had theirfirst look atAssassin’s Creed Miragegameplayduring the recent PlayStation Showcase. The trailer hinted thatMiragewill be a smaller-scale experience drawing inspiration from the older games by focusing more on combat and stealth over the RPG elements that have been seen in the newer entries.
Owing to disappointing financial results in 2022, Ubisoft has a lot riding on theAssassin’s Creedfranchise.Ubisoft has grown several of its own studiosto develop various projects, which include a Netflix series along with several otherAssassin’s Creedgames that are currently in the pipeline. It remains to be seen how Ubisoft’s direction forMiragewill impact the franchise going forward, although it appears that having native languages remains part of its plans.
Assassin’s Creed Miragelaunches on October 12 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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