Leaked online, gameplay footage from Assassin’s Creed Mobile, codenamed Jade, provides a glimpse into the game’s mechanics. The recordings were allegedly obtained from an alpha test that a select group of players accessed before Ubisoft halted sign-ups. Captured on an iPhone, the leaked footage showcases the initial setup, native gameplay, combat, and a cutscene. Unveiled during the Ubisoft Forward event in September, Assassin’s Creed Mobile (Jade) grants players the ability to create a personalized character, and the leak reveals the depth of customization options available.
If the leaked footage holds true, Assassin’s Creed Mobile will begin by allowing players to choose between preset male and female characters, which can be further tailored to their preferences. As the game is set in ancient China’s year 215 BCE, it is reasonable to expect hairstyles reflective of that time period. Though the game lacks sliders for precise adjustments, players have several pre-rendered options to select from for hairstyle, eyebrow shape, eye color, face makeup, and facial hair. The leaked footage of Assassin’s Creed Jade takes us to the snowcapped Yongning village, where we must defend it from attackers. Gameplay shares similarities with recent RPG-style Assassin’s Creed titles, featuring a sprawling map, parkour elements, objective markers, and an autorun feature optimized for mobile users.
During combat, enemies display health bars above their heads, which gradually deplete with each successful hit while corresponding damage numbers appear. The leaked footage suggests the inclusion of a leveling system, demonstrated when the protagonist engages in combat with a level 40 opponent who takes a considerable amount of time to defeat. Furthermore, the footage reveals a significant amount of handholding, as Assassin’s Creed Jade guides players on which ledges to jump on, which foes to eliminate first, and highlights loot boxes through flashing gold indicators, which may diminish the sense of exploration. Stealth segments resemble those found in mainline titles, incorporating backstabs, ledge takedowns, and special move and weapon art abilities on cooldown. Moreover, the leaked footage showcases a boss fight with camera angles reminiscent of Ghost of Tsushima, cutscenes without dialogue audio, and general traversal mechanics.
Since its initial teaser, Ubisoft has kept tight-lipped about Assassin’s Creed Jade, representing the franchise’s leap into the mobile realm. Alongside the announcement, the publisher unveiled a cinematic trailer for Assassin’s Creed Mirage, set in Baghdad, emphasizing stealth, assassinations, and parkour—characteristics that defined the series before its transition into an open-world RPG. Additionally, Ubisoft teased Assassin’s Creed Red, set in feudal Japan, and Assassin’s Creed Hexe, which explores the darker theme of 16th-century witch trials.
Ubisoft also has ambitious plans for a central hub, titled Assassin’s Creed Infinity, which will connect all their upcoming titles into a singular Animus-like experience.
As of now, there is no specific release window for Assassin’s Creed Jade, but it is expected to launch on mobile platforms. The leaked footage strongly suggests an iOS version is in the works.
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