Assassin's Creed creator Patrice Desilets has revealed his upcoming title Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey will be a very different offering from what we've seen from him before.
We heard previously about how the game will be a third-person adventure survival title, released episodically and set in an open-world, and now Desilets has spoken to Game Informer about what this all means.
He explains the game will jump throughout history to some key moments in our civilisation where crucial decisions are made. Examples he gives include the domestication of animals, the invention of tools, discovering penicillin and putting a man on the moon. A running theme here is non-violence - yes, bloodshed happens through history, but Desilets wants to go beyond that. He explains this in-depth by looking at a potential section where you'll play as a caveman.
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We heard previously about how the game will be a third-person adventure survival title, released episodically and set in an open-world, and now Desilets has spoken to Game Informer about what this all means.
He explains the game will jump throughout history to some key moments in our civilisation where crucial decisions are made. Examples he gives include the domestication of animals, the invention of tools, discovering penicillin and putting a man on the moon. A running theme here is non-violence - yes, bloodshed happens through history, but Desilets wants to go beyond that. He explains this in-depth by looking at a potential section where you'll play as a caveman.
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