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Screenshots Reveal Cancelled "Assassin's Creed Destiny" Game Set in China

A sleek gaming PC setup with LED lights, monitor, and keyboard in a dimly lit room.
Illustrative photo.Photo by Atahan Demir on Pexels

What happened

According to a recent report by MP1st , the game was in development in collaboration with TiMi, a Tencent-owned game studio, but the studio announced a restructuring shortly after the 2025 prototype that recently surfaced, and the game was scrapped not long after that. In the leaked screenshots, which are sourced from the portfolios of artists associated with Assassin's Creed Destiny, there are intricate weapon designs, while an included video shows a female assassin hunting down a mysterious artifact housed in a besieged palace. As with other Assassin's Creed games, it was to feature historical figures, and one mentioned in the leaked game media is Xiang Yu, an ancient Chinese warlord that was besieging the palace and featured briefly in an early boss fight.

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