Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood is a true sequel, says Ubisoft

Those that are afraid that the next Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood would be a simple spin-off from the second chapter of the series, producer Jean-François Boivin has cleared things out to Eurogamer. According to him, it is a true sequel:

“It’s not a mission pack,” he said. “It’s not a 2.5. It’s set in Rome, which is three times the size of Florence, which technologically is a challenge to do, just memory wise. You have this enormous playground to play with. And you have these new features, these new elements that bring a new twist and a new angle to Ezio’s story.

It’s about Ezio teaching others how to become assassins. There are a lot of core features we worked on. We brought a lot of new, deep and vast features – the old Rome upgrade system, the economic system - the Brotherhood is a game in of itself.”

The Brotherhood will have a multiplayer mode as well, which is being highly awaited by players, but those skeptical ones can rest assure that it won’t become a simple Assassin’s Creed 2.5.

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