New parkour moves, free quests, a big paid expansion, and plenty of visual options are coming soon
Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Ubisoft ’s latest entry in its long-running historical fiction franchise, is set to receive some big updates over the next few months as explained in a new content roadmap released on April 30. Last month, Assassin’s Creed Shadows launched to rave reviews from fans and critics. I called it one of the best games in the series and the best-looking open-world game I’ve ever played. Set in feudal Japan, Shadows quickly became the second best-selling game of the year so far.
For fans of doing sick parkour leaps across buildings and up walls, Ubisoft is improving your parkour toolbox in a later May update that will add height-gaining back-ejects, fully re-animated height-gaining side-ejects, and a completely new parkour move called the Vertical Ledge Jump. This last one will let both characters jump straight up to grab low overhangs without needing a wall. Ubisoft also promises that “more little parkour tricks and improvements” will be added throughout 2025.
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