The latest rumors about the next installment of the Assassins Creed saga suggest that the new game would bet on a new change of setting and focus on Egypt, this new installment would be called Origins.

According to the latest rumors this new Assassin's Creed: Origins would have two protagonists, a woman and a man (as it was in the last game, Syndicate) and would explore the origins of the Assassin Brotherhood from its beginnings in Egyptian times. Without official confirmation, this new installment would be presented at E3 2017 at the conference of Ubisoft and there would be a new game after this break in 2016.

As reported by the portal Wwg, which ensures having very close contacts to the development of the degree, Assassin's Creed: Origins It would be the largest installment in the series and would offer a much less linear story, giving players great freedom to advance their story. According to sources, the developers of Assassin's Creed Origins would compare this new way of advancing in the game with another roll title such as Skyrim.

Regarding the history of the title, according to the leaks, it would take us to ancient Egypt, where the first Assassins and we would control two characters. But we would not limit them to being only in Egypt since Ubisoft It would give us the opportunity to visit some of the main regions of the time, such as Greece.

Therefore, Assassins Creed: Origins would give more importance to exploration than any other installment in the saga, and we could travel throughout the Mediterranean by boat, thus returning the naval battles of the third installment. Finally, the sources of the aforementioned medium mention that Ubisoft I would already have the trailer for this game ready to present the title at E3 2017 and that it would show a scene in Egypt.

We are facing leaked information, and we must take all this as rumors since Ubisoft has not yet confirmed the existence of Origins. We will have to be very attentive between now and the next E3 in case the leaks made the company present the title earlier than expected.

Source: Wwg