Ubisoft Announces Assassin's Creed Code: Jade, an Assassin's Creed Mobile Game Set in Ancient China

Ubisoft officially released the trailer for 'Assassin's Creed Code: Jade' at their latest showcase. This title aims to bring the iconic franchise to the mobile market with an ancient China setting.

The announcement sparked intense community backlash. Many players are disappointed by Ubisoft's mobile pivot, with some expressing regret over past pre-purchases. Users have started mocking the code name 'Jade' as 'Code: Fake.' Given the rumored involvement of Tencent's TiMi Studio, players are deeply concerned about quality and aggressive monetization, often using local slang like 'Tianlongren bullying OP' to describe the perceived dominance of massive, wealthy tech conglomerates over traditional gaming fanbases.

Regarding the art direction, some users questioned if the trailer truly captured the 'ancient China' aesthetic, with others debating whether the architecture depicted was actually the Great Wall. Most veteran players remain skeptical and cynical, joking that Ubisoft is merely handing money over to Tencent. Finally, a screenshot expressing deep skepticism about the project has circulated in the comments.