Shadows is designed as something of a soft reboot for the series, with no playable modern day section and a strong focus on ...

Basim is not an experiment in the sense that his character is going to have to endure some kind of Weapon X-level torture. Instead, Assassin’s Creed Mirage marks the first time that Ubisoft has ...

Basim’s desire to join and assist the Hidden Ones is the crux to kicking off Assassin’s Creed Mirage and escaping the streets of Baghdad, a metaphorical stone’s throw from Altair’s home in ...

Basim is a man from the 9th Century, I'm a woman from the 21st Century, we don't exactly have a lot in common. But, I really identify with this character because I've put a lot of my flaws in there." ...

We first met Basim in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and Mirage connects back to that game in a couple of important ways. To explore how those connections are forged, as well as answer any lingering ...

Basim's outing in Assassin's Creed Mirage wasn't exactly a fan or critic favorite, but it did well enough and the story lends itself well to a TV show. It's essentially a detective series set ...

Basim's unfortunate fate aside, it seems likely that the reported Baghdad setting and his attachment to the early versions of the Assassin's will see him feature heavily in Mirage.

Basim would align himself with the Hidden Ones until 877, the same year he ended his connection with the Raven Clan. This was the Viking clan co-led by Assassin's Creed 's main protagonist, Eivor.

Reportedly, it’ll star Basim, a key character from Assassin’s Creed Valhalla who—and those who’ve successfully rolled credits on Valhalla can attest to the extent of his personality here ...