Assassin's Creed: The Resurrection Plot is a 'globetrotting' adventure
Topics: Assassins Creed, Ubisoft
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Topics: Assassins Creed, Ubisoft
Assassin’s Creed: The Resurrection Plot is a ‘globetrotting’ adventure infiltrating the brotherhood this coming July.
Written by award-winning author and the best-selling The Embroidered Book, Kate Heartfield brings us part two of the Assassin’s Creed ‘The Engine of History’ with The Resurrection Plot.
Based on the popular Ubisoft franchise, The Resurrection Plot features 352 pages of friendship, betrayal, conspiracy, and more. To be honest, we wouldn't want an Assassin’s Creed story to be any other way.
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The Resurrection Plot tells the tale of the dastardly Templars not only content with seizing control of Europe but also our future. Once more, it’s down to the Brotherhood of Assassins to save the day in what is being described as a “globetrotting adventure”.
“Cairo, 1869. When a bomb goes off at the Khedivial Opera House celebrating the opening of the new Suez Canal, visiting Assassin Pierrette Arnaud investigates, only to uncover a plot to eradicate free will…,” reads the synopsis. “To her surprise, her old friend and teacher Simeon Price arrives in Egypt on the same trail, seven years after they allied to stop the Templars in London. But there’s no time to reminisce as the Templars manoeuvre Europe and Africa like pieces on a chessboard, wreaking havoc on a global scale.”
It continues: “As Simeon and Pierrette race to stop further attacks, they unearth plans suggesting a mysterious tower is the key to the ultimate Templar takeover… and with the puzzling Engine of History in their grasp, the Assassins might be outmatched at last.”
Assassin’s Creed: The Resurrection Plot will be available as a paperback as well as an ebook. The ebook will be available to download worldwide on 4 July 2023.
As for the paperback, this will also be available on 4 July in the US, however, it won’t be available in the UK until 28 September 2023. If UK readers can't wait that long for the paperback, there’s always the option to import via retailer, Amazon.
In related news, a dataminer believes that the next game in the series, Assassin’s Creed: Mirage may have been delayed into 2024. Initially, Assassin’s Creed: Mirage was supposed to be released this year. Sadly, some fear that it may be headed towards developmental hell.