The first one says that the game differs too much from the later installments of the series in terms of design, so it would require a total overhaul, such as replacing the boring and repetitive activities with varied, genuine missions, because it is difficult to enjoy simplistic mini-games today before the main course, i.e. What might this reluctance stem from? There are actually two theories. Ubisoft did port all the big games starting from part four to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and added the smaller Liberation i Rogue, but they never did it with the original, whose return has been most strongly advocated by fans for years.

Reluctance which, incidentally, led to an interesting conclusion – the first Assassin's Creed is the only part of the series, which in any shape or form has not lived to see an official release on eighth-generation consoles. My disbelief stems primarily from Ubisoft's reluctance to take on this subject. Is it even likely to happen? Chances exist, of course, although they're slim in my opinion. The upcoming anniversary would be perfect for this, especially since we didn't see such an announcement in 2017, when the series celebrated its round, tenth birthday. Fans of the series are quietly hoping that in addition to information about a new game, the publisher will take the opportunity to finally address the issue of a remaster or remake of the part one, which has been bothering Ubisoft for years. Ubisoft already began the celebrations, but the biggest guns will be rolled out only in September, when we will learn the French giant's plans for its flagship brand in the near future.

On November 14, 2022, in less than five months, it will be fifteen years since the original release in the Assassin's Creed series.

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