Y’all remember when the new Assassin’s Creed game was about a Black guy in feudal Japan and how it became a flop despite Black people and the media defending it 24/7? After that game caused Ubisoft’s stock to tank since it was so terrible, they decided to make another Black protagonist in their time-travel GTA competitor.
Their new game after the blackwash fail was a reconstruction era story where you play a Black person killing racist White people. I think they realized that this game would flop 10x harder than the one they just made, so it got cancelled.
In July of last year, word began to trickle through Ubisoft that an ambitious new installment of the company’s top franchise, Assassin’s Creed, had been cancelled.
The new game would have brought the history-spanning series to one of its most modern settings: The American Civil War and, moreso, the Reconstruction period that followed in the 1860s and 1870s.
In this Reconstruction-era Assassin’s Creed, gamers would play as a Black man who had been formerly enslaved in the South and moved west to start a new life. Recruited by the series’ Assassins, he would return to the South to fight for justice in a conflict that would, among other things, see him confront the emergence of the Ku Klux Klan.
That’s according to interviews with five current and former Ubisoft employees who spoke to Game File on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak about the project. (Ubisoft did not respond to a request for comment for this story.)
Their new game after the blackwash fail was a reconstruction era story where you play a Black person killing racist White people. I think they canceled it because they knew it would flop worse than the last one. Black people flipped their shit at the news that interactive time travel Django Unchained got canned.
Keep the pressure for any game that does this race fantasy and some other leftist cringe. Liberals don’t even play video games at all, so fuck them when this hot piece of ass is thrown in the bin.

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