Assassin's Creed Valhalla is the quintessential breakthrough title between the current and next generation of consoles. Successful mechanics, believable story and Viking campaign experience are hampered by technical errors, graphical bugs and broken optimization on older game machines. (Alza Magazine)
Conquer the North Sea with your drakkar as you travel between your native Norway and the English coast.
You'll have to rely on your military squad to plunder settlements, towns and castles, and you can also recruit warriors from other players.
The background is the period of the Viking raids on the English coast. The story and gameplay are handled by Ubisoft Montreal, the studio from which we know the popular Assassin's Creed Black Flag and Origins series.
You'll be splitting your time in Assassin's Creed Valhalla between heist quests, living out Eivor's personal story and taking care of your own village. In your spare time, go fishing, fishing or sit in the pub where you can indulge in Viking rap.
During the skirmishes, the main character Eivor will use a variety of weapons, including axes, swords, daggers and throwing or shooting weapons. In bloody clashes you can literally tear your opponent apart.
Aside from the fierce battles, get ready for sneaky missions using the hidden blade celebrating its return in Assassin's Creed Valhalla.
The conquest of the great fortifications brings dozens of warriors to the battlefield, both on the side of the Vikings and the English defenders.
In addition to PC, PS4 and Xbox One, Assassin's Creed Valhalla is coming to the next generation of PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles. It will present you with a visual concept that will amaze you.
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