Assassin's Creed Valhalla is reportedly getting a "God of War-style" DLC expansion.
The new claims come from Battlefield and Call of Duty leaker Tom Henderson, who this time is turning his attention to Ubisoft's huge viking RPG. Henderson claims, as you can see in the tweet below, that a huge expansion is in development for Assassin's Creed Valhalla, with a reveal possibly coming later this week at The Game Awards.
There's a new Assassin's Creed Valhalla DLC coming this December (announcement at TGA?).There's also a massive DLC expansion coming in March 2022. It's expected to be around 40 hours of additional gameplay and will be a "God of War-style" expansion, whatever that means.December 7, 2021
Additionally, Henderson claims that this forthcoming expansion for Assassin's Creed Valhalla will offer at least 40 hours of new gameplay for users. If this is accurate, it makes the new expansion far bigger than that of Wrath of the Druids and the Siege of Paris, the previous two DLC expansions for Valhalla, which launched earlier this year.
This is hardly the first time we've heard whispers of a brand new DLC expansion for Ubisoft's game. Just a few months ago in October, dataminers managed to uncover something relating to Valhalla called "Dawn of Ragnarok." Many believed that this was to be the title of the rumored third major expansion for the RPG, but nothing has ever been confirmed or denied by Ubisoft.
Perhaps we'll have to wait and see what The Game Awards brings later this week for Assassin's Creed Valhalla. The annual celebration kicks off in just a few days from now on December 9 in L.A., and this time, it'll have an actual show floor complete with various guests from around the industry.
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