While it is nice that Ubisoft still pays tribute to the character that instigated the flagship franchise, Altaïr's outfit only serves as a reminder of what the games used to be. Altaïr's Outfit in AC Valhalla is an Homage to a Bygone Era Now there are plenty of options for players who prefer form over function but don't want to jeopardize their character build. The feature was highly requested by fans of the series, since it was available in Assassin's Creed Odyssey yet noticeably absent from Assassin's Creed Valhalla on launch. Related: Worst Possible Time Periods For An Assassin's Creed GameĪltaïr's outfit joins Valhalla's cosmetic ranks on the heels of a clothing transmogrification feature being added to the game.
Following Wrath of the Druids, Valhalla's second major DLC will focus on the Viking's siege of Paris. Altaïr never left the Holy Land, but now players will be able to take his likeness all across Norway, England, and soon Ireland. This free cosmetic item comes post-release in anticipation of Valhalla's first major DLC, Wrath of the Druids. The series has since grown to be extremely popular and has evolved quite a bit since its first incarnation, with non-Assassin protagonists being only one part of its transformation.Īltaïr's robes can be redeemed for free from the in-game Animus Store as part of the Godly Reward pack. Altaïr was the protagonist of the very first Assassin's Creed game, which released way back in 2007. Eivor isn't a full fledged member of the Brotherhood, but they still look incredible sporting the master Assassin's robes from the 12th century. Ubisoft has recently added Altaïr's outfit to Assassin's Creed Valhalla.
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