The leak of Assassin’s Creed Hexe with Elsa, a witch protagonist

2024-04-23 19:01:34

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Assassin’s Creed Hexe points to a turning point in the saga, and all the leaked details about the upcoming game signal a complete turnaround. With more horror elements and a much darker tone, the choice of a mystical protagonist with magical abilities is something new. And that discovery completely changes the perception behind the hoods.

With the name Assassin’s Creed, but with a different style. Tom Henderson exclusively reveals some details from the early stages of Assassin’s Creed Hexe development. With a female protagonist, Elsa, her magical powers are the main desire for change but far from the only sustenance.

Elsa will almost certainly be the only main character in the video game, and she will have supernatural abilities. The one known to date is the ability to possess a cat to distract enemies, and that is where everything agrees with the saga to present stealth from another perspective.

Assassin’s Creed brings back the witch hunt

With development in the hands of Ubisoft Montreal, the game presents a story in Central Europe, more specifically in the Holy Roman Empire of the 16th Century. At that time Charles V, the emperor, proclaimed the death penalty for witchesand that hunt could be the essential element to tell the story of Assassin’s Creed Hexe.

This witch hunt hides a lot behind the intention of placing a protagonist with magical abilities as the protagonist. And that means that the escape, the discovery and the secret will once again be part of the story, although with a totally different perspective than what has been seen until now.

From among the data discovered, Henderson confirms that the title may have the system Fear System. Assassin’s Creed Syndicate may be the reference, more specifically the Jack The Ripper DLC. The game would arrive in 2026 included in the Infinity platform.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at 11:16 p.m.

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In a statement to the press, following a meeting with the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Water and Forests, Mohamed Sadiki, held on the sidelines of the International Agricultural Show in Morocco (SIAM), Mr. Planas welcomed the “very great” mutual trust which allows the two countries to work together to successfully meet these challenges.

“The identification of common responses to climate challenges makes me very optimistic about the future and reinforces my conviction in the great mutual trust that drives us,” said the Spanish minister, adding that this trust is the foundation of the capacity of two countries to work together to progress and overcome these challenges.

Mr. Planas also indicated that this meeting was an opportunity to discuss commercial exchanges which testify to the solidity of bilateral relations and joint commitment, reaffirming the common desire to strengthen cooperation with a view to increasing more of these exchanges.

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The Spanish minister, at the same time, indicated that cooperation between the two countries targets several sectors, including digital and technological advances in the water sector, as well as the development of water projects by Spanish companies in Morocco, particularly in Agadir.

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For his part, Mr. Sadiki noted that the choice of Spain as guest of honor of the 16th edition of SIAM, testifies above all to the “strong and very solid” relationship between the two Kingdoms in all areas. areas.

“We share a common history and carry Mediterranean culture together, and in the agricultural sector we share the same challenges and maintain an excellent relationship. The challenges of Moroccan farmers are also those of Spanish farmers,” he emphasized.

He added: “As two countries located in the western Mediterranean, we face challenges, but we also have enormous potential unique to our region. Our farming populations are innovative when it comes to dealing with climate change and environmental shocks, particularly the impact on water resources which are difficult to manage”.

Mr. Sadiki thus insisted on the importance of strengthening cooperation around these themes. “It is through innovation and research that we will be able to solve the equation of doing more with less in terms of resources. Spain and Morocco have the privilege of carrying out leading research together. We have all the necessary conditions, whether experimentally, genetic resources or human resources.”

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Organized until April 28 under the theme “Climate and agriculture: For sustainable and resilient production systems”, the 16th edition of SIAM sees the participation of nearly 70 countries and 1,500 exhibitors.

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