Multiplayer Assassin's Creed Brotherhood still has players 15 years later

Summary

The team is trying to revive Assassin's Creed Brotherhood's Multiplayer for several years after the official support ended.
Ubisoft has stopped adding multiplayer modes on Assassin's Creed after the black flag.
They managed to get private matches to work.

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood holds kind memories for many long -term fans of the series. The game continued to the arch of the extremely popular protagonist Ezio Auditore da Firenze, introduced the Assassin Recruit system, which we saw re -discovered in the shade, and also brought the cult classic component of Assassin's Creed, which was interrupted after the black flag.

Assassin's Creed's competing multiplayer component had several modes: Manhunt, Wanted, Alliance, Captured, Advanced Wanted, Advanced Alliance, Escort and Assasinate. All of them were turning on the same kind of gaming: murdering others while avoiding murder.

Ezio lectures speech at Assassin's Creed

There is no doubt that multiplayer regimes felt assigned to fraternity. But they were still a surprisingly refreshing view of the competitive multiplayer, unlike everything you found at that time. In the world of shooters and sports simulators, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood offered something fresh, even though it wasn't such a thing you would sink for hundreds of hours.

Ubisoft closed the Brotherhood multiplayer services in 2022, which did not pay the multiplayera game with normal means. As already mentioned, there are still several devoted players who approach the regime from time to time.

Hunt or be hunted

Mimak, a user on YouTube, recently released a video of them playing Manhunt with another player through a private server. They have been working on alternative means to revive server for more than two years and seem to make praisey progress.

The game is a nostalgic trip; I remember playing the regime back when Brotherhood released, and was frustrated when experienced players saw my apparent disguise. Mimak and their opponent play the game on Huntu; Neither of them is particularly soft, but it is still a pleasant throw -in.

Ubisoft probably ended the multiplayer because it was resource demanding and probably did not contribute to sale, although it was popular among the small cohort of players. It is always fantastic to see people how they are passionate enough about something that would take things into their hands.

It seems unlikely that in the era of live game games, that we will ever see a return on Assassin's Creed's Multiplayer in an official capacity, but maybe one day we get a combat spin-off to capture part of this magic again.