Ubisoft is working on a co-op mode for the delayed Assassin’s Creed Shadows, a new report has claimed.
Already in development before the delay and currently planned as a post-launch addition, Ubisoft is said to be creating the co-op mode as an optional extra.
That’s according to the latest Insider Gaming report on Shadows’ development, which makes clear the co-op mode wasn’t the cause of Ubisoft’s recent decision to hold the game’s release until 2025.
Ubisoft has publicly made no mention of a co-op offering for Shadows, which features two protagonists – the shinobi Naoe and the samurai Yasuke. The suggestion here, though, is that two players will be able to take charge of both characters and play side-by-side.