The game's director cites a lack of predators in Japan and a desire to create a more zen-like open world
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is a very good game that animal lovers can enjoy because there’s no way to harm a single creature in the game . That’s a first for the franchise and I wanted to learn why Ubisoft went this route for its latest open-world adventure. When I played and reviewed Assassin’s Creed Shadows in March, I was surprised to discover that the player can never attack or kill any animals in the game’s virtual recreation of feudal Japan.
When we reviewed the available animal roster, it seemed more appealing to observe and pet them rather than engage in combat. Additionally, we wanted to incorporate world activities that offer a zen-like experience, providing spiritual or contemplative moments in nature to balance Naoe and Yasuke’s journey. When did the idea of letting players add animals to the base happen? And did you expect people to start building petting zoos ? JD: It happened really early on.
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