Prepare to be surprised—an unexpected crossover is shaking up the world of Assassin's Creed Shadows in a way that no one saw coming. And yes, this is real news that might just change how you see these games. But here's where it gets controversial: Ubisoft has officially announced that their upcoming collaboration will be with none other than the beloved franchise Attack on Titan. Think about it—an iconic manga and anime series now making its way into the Assassin's Creed universe.
This new crossover introduces a fresh quest where players will guide characters Naoe and Yasuke as they attempt to prevent a titan transformation—yes, a literal titan—within the game. No, we’re not joking around. The only hint we have so far is a teaser trailer that teases this exciting adventure, which is scheduled to go live on November 25th—tomorrow, at the time of writing.
But here’s the catch: this limited-time event won’t last forever. It’s set to end on December 15th, 2025—so fans will need to act quickly if they want to experience it before it disappears. Adding to the intrigue, the Attack on Titan-themed gear featured in the promotional materials appears to be part of a paid downloadable content (DLC) package that accompanies this quest. That might be a bit of a letdown for some players hoping for free content.
So, what do you think about this unexpected mash-up? Is it a brilliant crossover that can introduce new audiences to Assassin's Creed, or does the paid DLC aspect leave a bad taste? Drop your thoughts and opinions below—are you excited to hunt Titans in Assassin’s Creed Shadows, or does this just seem like a marketing stunt?
Rob, or Robby if you're feeling casual, is an assistant editor at Push Square. He's been a dedicated PlayStation fan since the '90s, falling in love with video games when Tekken 2 first introduced him to this incredible world. While he still respects fighting games deeply, RPGs hold a special place in his heart—think The Witcher, Persona, Dragon Quest, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, Trails, Tales—you name it, he's played it. Maybe a little too much, some might say.
