After the second major expansion, 'Curse of the PharaohsSince the release of 'Assassin's Creed Origins', support for the game has already declined slightly.
Ubisoft has now revealed the content for April, which is rather sparse on consoles and focuses primarily on the Trials of the Gods. You can once again face the game's greatest challenges in a weekly rotation. The exact schedule is as follows:
- April 03–10 – Sobek (normal) & Anubis (difficult)
- April 10–17 – Sekhmet (normal) & Sobek (severe)
- April 17–24 – Anubis (normal) & Sekhmet (difficult)
- April 24 – May 1 – Sobek (normal) & Anubis (hard)
PC gamers are in a slightly better position, as they can look forward to the Animus control panel in April, which allows them to create a customized gaming experience using numerous parameters. Unfortunately, this feature is not planned for consoles.
It's unclear whether further content will be released for Assassin's Creed Origins. Ubisoft had initially promised long-term support for the game, but that now seems unlikely.
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