At least until you hit the Norse god stuff in the original game, the moody English landscape of Valhalla felt more grounded in reality compared to Odyssey, where it turned out that not only was the Minotaur real but also you could kick him up the bum. What it looks like is that there Assassin's Creed Valhalla, with more magic and floating rocks and monsters. The presentation I saw was about half an hour long and completely hands-off, so I can only tell you what Dawn Of Ragnarök looks like, not how it feels. There's a new world to explore, your mount is some kind of magic pig, and you can turn into a bird. In Dawn Of Ragnarök, you play as Odin searching for their missing son Baldr in the mythic realm Svartalfheim. Remember how in the main game you could huf a bunch of plant smoke and have dreams where you lived through some of the life of Odin and the other Norse gods? Well, towards the end you find out the Norse gods are actually yet more of the futuristic-past aliens the Isu, and big buff Viking war legend Eivor is actually Odin reincarnated (kind of let's busk the details). As such, this article is going to contain big honking spoilers for some of the more unbelievable bits of the AC: Valhalla story (which is most of it, tbh), because I really won't be able to set up talking about the Dawn Of Ragnarok preview presentation I attended the other week without mentioning those spoilers.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla is reaching its end-game, by which I mean the upcoming DLC Dawn Of Ragnarök is positioned as an end-game DLC, after last year's Wrath Of The Druids and The Siege Of Paris expansions.

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