Gamers will also get access to Penny Dreadful missions

Sep 18, 2015 23:40 GMT  ·  By

The development team at Ubisoft is announcing that it plans to offer a special PlayStation 4 bundle for the coming Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate, which is designed to provide gamers with a cool-looking home console as well as access to some extra content, including a free copy of Watch Dogs.

The jet black version of the Sony hardware will feature a 1 TB hard drive, a physical copy of the new exploration and combat title as some extra missions.

The Penny Dreadful chain of experiences for Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate will offer ten new activities that will introduce some fresh ideas that show a new side of London in the XIX century.

The Dreadful Crimes Mission Pack will feature Artie, who is young and knows the weird detective stories that the missions are built on, and journalist Henry Raymond.

Gamers will be able to use either of the main characters to tackle the new challenges and the environments features will range from the classic Whitechapel slum to the gilded halls of the Buckingham Palace.

PlayStation 4 players will get exclusive Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate content

Gamers will have to investigate cases and carefully choose whom they want to accuse in the new Penny Dreadful missions for the title.

The collaboration between Ubisoft and Sony also means unique items used by the most famous detectives based in London during the Industrial Revolution will be featured.

The new missions will be offered for download as soon as Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate launches on October 23 of this year.

The new title will take gamers to industrial London and will challenge them to play as a pair of twins who are determined to use gangs and the underground movement in order to take the city back from the Templars.

Ubisoft says that the game will include an entirely new combat system, which allows for both brawling and stealth, more ways to explore the city and story that will appeal to both long-term fans and to newcomers to the franchise.