The Assassin's Creed Origins DLC , The Curse of the Pharaohs Featuring Giant Scorpions Has Been Delayed!
You will have to wait a bit longer to play The Curse of the Pharaohs.
The Curse of the Pharaohs, the second and final expansion for Assassin's Creed: Origins,
is not going to launch on time. Ubisoft announced today that the
expansion has been delayed by a week, shifting from March 6 to March 13.
A
spokesperson for Ubisoft told GameSpot that the delay was necessary so
as to "deliver the best experience possible to our players."
The expansion is included in Origins' $20 season pass or as a separate purchase on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
Before its release, everyone will be able to take part in an
introductory quest called Lights Among the Dunes, which will be added as
part of a free Origins update on February 27. It is unclear if this
date is still accurate given the delay for The Curse of the Pharaohs,
but we've followed up with Ubisoft to try to find out.
The
Curse of the Pharaohs adds completely new locations, including Aaru,
which is the heaven-like paradise filled with beautiful reed
fields...and giant scorpions. Players will also face off against an
undead Nefertiti in a boss battle of sorts.
The
Curse of the Pharaohs differs from previous DLC, The Hidden Ones, in
that it introduces a totally new storyline that is separate from that of
the main game. You'll take on a variety of Egyptian beasts and famous
pharaohs as you try to figure out why the dead are being brought back to
life. In addition to the new areas, story, and enemies, you'll be able
to acquire new outfits, gear, and weapons. Furthermore, it raises the
level cap to 55.
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