Assassin’s Creed Mirage is celebrating its second anniversary with the announcement of Valley of Memory, a free story expansion launching November 18. Assassin’s Creed Mirage follows Assassin Basim Ibn Ishaq from his time on the streets of Baghdad through his ascension in the Assassin’s Order before heading to England to be part of the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla story as well.
What is Assassin’s Creed Mirage Valley of Memory?
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Valley of Memory is a free major to Assassin’s Creed Mirage, offering up to six hours of additional gameplay and story. Taking place before the main adventure’s finale, Valley of Memory kicks off when Basim learns that his long-lost father might still be alive in AlUla. Basim decides to go on a journey to see if the rumors hold any truth, only to discover that the valley of AlUla is threatened by a dangerous band of robbers and his father is missing.
What Does Valley of Memory Add to Assassin’s Creed Mirage?
Taking place in an entirely new region and map, Valley of Memory adds a host of new content, including a new main quest and new assassination targets, as well as side quests, contracts, and more. Basim can even play the oud now at certain locations once you successfully track down music sheets through parkour challenges. Valley of Memory also features a unique twist on Assassin’s Creed’s classic black box missions, but you’ll have to discover them for yourself.
Valley of Memory takes place in 9th-century AlUla, an ancient valley charged with history and home to stunning and diverse landscapes. You will have the chance to explore a variety of points of interest in the region, from the old town of AlUla and the Musa Ibn Musayr fortress to the Valley of the Stones and the impressive necropolis of Hegra. Be careful as you explore the sites, as the Robbers have set up ambushes across the desert to catch unwelcome visitors.
How will Valley of Memory change gameplay in Assassin’s Creed Mirage?
Valley of Memory will introduce a series of improvements to the base game that will apply whether you are playing in the AlUla region, or the main adventure in Baghdad.
Replayable missions and challenges
All of Assassin’s Creed Mirage’s black box missions and contracts in the base game and Valley of Memory will be replayable after you complete them once. Accessible through the “Animus Sequences” section of your objective board or directly within the world, each replayable mission will offer distinct challenges, forcing you to play in new and creative ways. You may have to avoid using Eagle Vision, kill only your main target, remain undetected, or complete the mission in a certain amount of time. Completing these challenges will unlock exclusive in-game rewards.
Parkour and movement updates
New features in the gameplay will strengthen your parkour experience in Assassin’s Creed Mirage. Players will now be able to toggle on the ability to manually jump, allowing them to weave together free-running parkour sequences that were previously impossible. A new control scheme is also being introduced to smoothen the experience of leaping from rooftop to rooftop.
Players will also be able to customize side and back ejects. Previously, side and back ejects could only be performed when Basim had a clear landing spot or handhold. Now, Basim can side or back eject regardless of the landing spot. These new updates allow for more creative parkouring than ever before in Assassin’s Creed Mirage.
New skill and tool customization, level difficulties, and more
A new skill called Engineer 2 has been added to Basim’s skill tree that will allow him to equip all level 1 modifications to his tools, and a new level 3 modification has been added to all Tools as well. Two additional difficulty levels will also be added, allowing you to customize the level of challenge to your liking. There will also be much more to discover in the update’s patch notes.
For new players and returning players alike, this major free update will offer new ways to experience Assassin’s Creed Mirage while expanding the story through Valley of Memory.
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