Since late last year, the world's biggest video game company has shifted many employees from the "Assassin's Creed Jade" mobile team, a project with Ubisoft in France, to work on "DreamStar," Tencent's response to NetEase's popular game "Eggy Party." This move marks Tencent's significant effort in the party game genre, focusing on simple gameplay and social interaction.
As a consequence of this reshuffling, "Assassin's Creed Jade," an action-adventure game set in ancient China, originally slated for release this year, is now expected to launch in 2025. Sources familiar with the situation, who preferred to remain anonymous, revealed this information.
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As a consequence of this reshuffling, "Assassin's Creed Jade," an action-adventure game set in ancient China, originally slated for release this year, is now expected to launch in 2025. Sources familiar with the situation, who preferred to remain anonymous, revealed this information.
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