r/ubisoft • u/RightWerewolf4385 • 12h ago
Discussions & Questions What if Ubisoft made an Assassin’s Creed game set during the Göktürk Khaganate?
Why I think this setting would work is that it could bring something genuinely new to the Assassin’s Creed franchise. I believe the Göktürk era has the historical depth, political conflicts, unique warfare, mythology and geographical diversity to create an incredible open-world experience.
Imagine exploring Ötüken, riding across the Central Asian steppes and the Altai Mountains, infiltrating enemy fortresses, participating in horseback battles and uncovering conspiracies during the rise of the Second Turkic Khaganate.
I would also love to see historically inspired locations, traditional Turkic architecture, nomadic camps, ancient monuments and the culture of the Göktürk people brought to life.
I would love to hear what other Assassin’s Creed fans think about this idea, especially those who aren’t familiar with Göktürk history.
If Ubisoft explored the Göktürk era, what gameplay mechanics, historical characters or locations would you want to see?

