Like Dutch's camp in Red Dead Redemption 2, the settlement is my home base that I return to frequently in between quests. The anchor of this story is my settlement, called Ravensthorpe, which expands slowly over time as I gather new resources and construct new buildings. Unwilling to give up his dream of ruling, Sigurd convinces Eivor and much of his clan to abandon Norway and sail to England so they can violently carve out a new future. Sigurd was supposed to be made a local king, but the unification of Norway under King Harald leaves him two choices: Bend the knee or leave. Whichever Eivor you play as, the story unfolds in mostly the same way. Like Odyssey, Eivor can be played as either a man or a woman, but what's great is you can now switch between them freely to test which one suits you instead of being locked into that choice from the outset. Set during the Viking Invasion of England, the story follows Eivor and her adoptive brother Sigurd, two fierce Norse warriors chasing glory. What really impresses me, though, is how consistently great the story is throughout the entire adventure. I had come to love this character and their betrayal was upsetting, but does that justify denying them an eternity in heaven? Ragnarökin' But I agonized for almost a full minute over whether to let them grasp their axe with their dying breath or kick it away, denying them entrance into Valhalla. When one of my beloved own clansmen betrayed me and tried to take my life, I had no choice but to kill them in self defense. In Odyssey, my choices sometimes felt arbitrary or confusing, but Valhalla does a great job of introducing characters, concepts, and themes, and then forcing me to decide how Eivor, the main character, relates to them. Sadly, although the update is out now, players who want to buy a Steam version of the game will still have to wait until December 6, 2022.What really stands out to me, though, is how much better Valhalla is at telling an engaging story that twists and turns according to my decisions. Supposedly, The Last Chapter update will come out on the same day when Ubisoft officially returns to Steam. Ubisoft is also adding new mounts and a raven as a sign of thanks for the continued support of players. Players can use their Silver coins to get these rewards. The rewards will be available from Merchants once a specific quest is completed.
Other than that, players can also receive rewards they may have missed from the game’s four Festivals. The only exception, according to Ubisoft, is the licensed content. The item players will get is random, and can be any of the items in the Animus Store. Other than a story wrap-up, players will also receive a weekly free premium item from the Animus Store. Ubisoft celebrates Assassin’s Creed’s 15th anniversary with new rogue-lite
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