Have you ever read me say that Ubisoft was one of the great cheerleaders for the launch of Xbox Series and PlayStation, and one of the culprits for this was Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla. The change of mechanics that AC: Origins brought with it has been polished to an outstanding level in Valhalla, and you just have to see how well the game is doing for the company.
While we wait for the arrival of what will be its third expansion Dawn of Ragnarok (the biggest to date), the latest Assassin’s Creed to date has managed to earn an impressive $1 billion, making it Ubisoft’s best-selling game to date.
The next expansion of AC: Valhalla will arrive on March 10
As pointed from Gamerant, the success of Valhalla has logically contributed to Ubisoft’s last quarter being its most financially profitable to date. Taking into account the production values of the game, it is logical that it has worked well in sales, but the great achievement really lies in the continuous updating that it has undergone practically since its launch, including along the way two high-quality expansions that enjoyed a very high level.
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