14 DAY TRIAL // Ubisoft and Sony are continuing their exclusive content partnership for Assassin's Creed titles, as the two companies have announced at E3 2015 that PS4 owners will get 10 bonus missions as part of The Dreadful Crimes add-on for Assassin's Creed Syndicate. What's more, a new trailer showcasing Evie Frye in action is also available.
The Assassin's Creed series has been around for quite some time, and with recent installments, Sony has ensured that owners of the PS3 and PS4 platforms get extra content as opposed to other versions of those games.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate has 10 bonus missions on PS4
With the upcoming Assassin's Creed Syndicate installment, which is set to debut in October for PC, PS4, and Xbox One, owners of Sony's home console will be on the receiving end of a special add-on called The Dreadful Crimes. This DLC pack includes 10 side missions in which the two main protagonists, Jacob and Evie Frye, can investigate all sorts of murders, kidnappings, and other nefarious deeds around London.
According to the announcement on the PS blog, players will have to use not only their intuition but also the special abilities of the siblings, such as Eagle Vision, during these missions, so make sure you brush up on your investigation skills.
"Use your Eagle Vision to scan for clues and try to get to the bottom of the crime by following the evidence and interviewing witnesses. Make sure you pay close attention to the facts because suspects don’t take kindly to false allegations - and if you accuse the wrong person, you may find yourself in a fight for your life," Ubisoft says about the new missions.
Judging by past installments, don't expect these special missions to be made available on PC or Xbox One after launch.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate launches on the aforementioned platforms worldwide on October 23. You can expect to see and hear much more about the impressive action adventure game as we get closer to its fall debut.
Until then, check out the latest trailer showcasing Evie Frye in action.
