Leaked footage reportedly shows cancelled Assassin’s Creed Destiny set in ancient China
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VGC reports footage has appeared online claiming to show a reportedly cancelled mainline Assassin’s Creed game with the working title Assassin’s Creed Destiny set in ancient China. According to MP1st, the footage originates from developer portfolios and depicts a prototype that was intended as a full console and PC instalment. MP1st also reports the project was said to be led by TiMi Studio Group and set during the Qin Dynasty around 206 BCE; the footage shows a female assassin seeking an artifact inside a besieged palace and a boss fight involving the warlord Xiang Yu. VGC notes Ubisoft is already working on a separate Assassin’s Creed Jade mobile game set in China.
- What happened: VGC reports footage appeared online claiming to show a cancelled Assassin’s Creed game, reportedly titled Assassin’s Creed Destiny, and MP1st says the clips came from developer portfolios.
- Why it matters: MP1st reported the prototype was intended as a full console and PC mainline instalment allegedly led by TiMi Studio Group, distinct from the mobile Assassin’s Creed Jade that VGC says Ubisoft is already working on.
- Context: MP1st described the proposed setting as the Qin Dynasty around 206 BCE and said the footage shows a female assassin attempting to reach an artifact inside a palace besieged by Xiang Yu, including a boss fight with that warlord.
- What next: Neither VGC nor MP1st provide an official confirmation from Ubisoft in the evidence; the authenticity of the footage and the project's cancellation are not independently confirmed in the cited report.
What changed
- VGC reported that footage surfaced online claiming to be from a cancelled Assassin’s Creed project with the working title Assassin’s Creed Destiny.
- MP1st, as reported by VGC, said the clips came from developer portfolios and portrayed a prototype intended as a full instalment for consoles and PC rather than a mobile title.
- MP1st reported the project was allegedly led by TiMi Studio Group and set during the Qin Dynasty around 206 BCE, with shown sequences including a female assassin, an artifact inside a besieged palace, and a boss fight against Xiang Yu.
Limits
- The report in VGC attributes the footage and project details to MP1st; VGC does not present an official statement from Ubisoft in the supplied evidence.
- The evidence does not confirm the authenticity of the footage or independently verify that the project was officially cancelled; those points remain unconfirmed in the cited reporting.