Released in 2020, Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Ultimate Edition is a role-playing adventure set in ninth-century England. Available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), Google Stadia, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One, the game places you in the role of Eivor, a Viking raider leading their clan from Norway to establish a new settlement in Anglo-Saxon England. The game blends Norse mythology with historical elements, creating a world defined by combat, political intrigue, and exploration.

Core Gameplay

As Eivor, who can be played as either male or female, you navigate a world of warring kingdoms. The core gameplay loop involves raiding enemy territories to secure resources, constructing and upgrading your settlement, and forming alliances with other factions. Settlement customization includes constructing buildings such as barracks, blacksmiths, and more, each offering unique benefits. Political maneuvering is crucial for securing the clan's future and expanding influence.

What is included in the Ultimate Edition?

The Ultimate Edition includes the base game, the Ultimate Pack, and the Season Pass. These additions provide access to extra content and expansions that build upon the main storyline, offering a more comprehensive experience.

Key Features

Raiding plays a central role, allowing you to lead your warband in assaults against rival territories to gather resources and weaken enemy forces. Settlement building provides a strategic layer, as you construct and upgrade structures to improve your clan's capabilities and standing. Alliance formation is also critical, requiring you to engage in diplomacy and forge relationships with other groups to ensure your clan's survival and prosperity.

Combat and Exploration

The combat system emphasizes visceral action, with a range of weapons and skills available to Eivor. Exploration is a key element, with a vast open world to discover, filled with secrets, treasures, and challenging encounters. You will explore diverse landscapes, from the rugged coasts of Norway to the rolling hills of England.