Assassin's Creed Valhalla: new images show Layla and the "Anomalies Animus"

The debut of Assassin's Creed Valhalla on current-gen and PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S is now upon us, but the information regarding the new chapter of the famous Assassin saga would seem not to stop. In fact, in the last few hours they are leaked some images relating to one of the "Anomalies Animus", who will see Layla interact directly with the simulation. As can be seen from the images, which you can easily find at the bottom of the article, there are a series of environmental puzzles that recall the sequences of the "present" of AC Revelations. In addition, we can see the new look of Layla, which has an "unusual" hairstyle compared to the previous chapter.

Take on the role of Eivor, fearless fighter and legend among all Vikings. Lead your clan from the bleak cold of Norway to the heart of the prairies of XNUMXth century England. Establish your own settlement and set out to conquer a hostile land by any means necessary - anything to gain the glory of Valhalla.

In the age of the Vikings, England is a divided nation, where each kingdom is ready to wage war on its neighbor. This chaos hides a rich and surprising land, just waiting to be conquered. Will you be the one to do it?

Cross the icy North Sea, discover and conquer the lands of the fragmented kingdoms of England. Take part in activities such as hunting and drinking contests, or discover the traditional Norse art of banter: a "Viking rap battle" in which you can bring your opponents to tears.

Waiting to get your hands on the latest chapter of the famous franchise Ubisoft, we remind you that Assassin's Creed Valhalla yesterday it officially entered the gold phase, therefore ready for mass burning, and will be one of the first titles to launch the next-gen consoles from Sony and Microsoft, with support for 4K and 60 frames per second, with output set for the next 10st November on PC, PS4, Stadia, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S. The PlayStation 5 version will be released two days later, on November 12 2020.