Assassin's Creed Valhalla Fans Petition Ubisoft To Add A Feature That Was Present In Every Other AC Game
fans have started a petition in an attempt to convince Ubisoft to add a New Game Plus mode to the 2020 release. Largely considered a return to form for the franchise, visits a new region and period of history for the first time ever in the series: Western Europe in the time of the Vikings. It features an expansive map containing parts of Norway and England (and, with DLC, Ireland, France, and Asgard as well), 150+ hours of quests and exploration, and the mix of stealth and action gameplay now typical of the series.
The one thing doesn't include is NG+, but fans are hoping to fix that with a Change.org petition addressed to Ubisoft and its co-founder Yves Guillemot. The petition, which currently has 454 signatures, expresses fans' disappointment at the lack of a New Game Plus mode in, when a similar feature was standard in several other games. It quotes a blog post released on the official Ubisoft website shortly before the late 2022 content update,, that states the game would never have a NG+ mode, and offers suggestions about how one might be implemented.
New Game Plus has become an unofficial series standard for. It was introduced in, a 2017 release largely considered a soft reboot for the franchise. brought more of an action focus to what was previously a more stealth-inclined series — and, more importantly for our purposes, it allowed players to carry over all their character progression and gear into a brand-new save file after finishing the story.
This was apparently a popular feature, as fans in the comments of the Change.org petition state. A signature by a user named Austin complains that unlocking all those equipment pieces and character upgrades in requires "." New Game Plus allows players to focus on the story, which, in a series known for its lengthy and complicated stories like, is endlessly valuable.
A new Assassin's Creed game could be coming out in 2025, but this one would be for the tabletop and feature miniatures instead of a new video game.
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