When Ubisoft launched “Assassin’s Creed: Unity” in November, it had numerous bugs and glitches that it was actually met by criticisms from fans and gamers that prompted the Canada-based game developer to release patches containing fixes.
The developer previously kept mum on its latest video game “Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate” so much so that when a seven-minute gameplay footage of the game was leaked to the internet in May, fans and gamers got dismayed with Ubisoft for keeping them in the dark as regards the future plans for the game.
Ubisoft subsequently issued a statement to state that the gameplay footage leaked to the internet was not for public consumption.
It said that it was unfortunate that internal assets of the company were leaked because the development team was working very hard on the title for the past few years. Ubisoft said then that it was planning to unveil the game at a later date and make the announcement official to fans and gamers, but, unfortunately, the leakage beat them to the draw.
However, now that the word is out on “Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate,” Ubisoft said that it will still continue working on finetuning the game to ensure that it would be able to enhance the experience of players who have made the “Assassin’s Creed” series part of their video gaming fare.