The game also looks pretty detailed and high-quality for a smartphone game. Opponents get a tiny health bar to indicate how much more attack is necessary to neutralise them. The gameplay, at least from the looks of it, is very reminiscent to previous Assassin’s Creed title, with parkour elements, the ‘leap of faith’, but also gets a cool autorun feature that should be perfect for mobile gamers. The gameplay video offered a glimpse of China’s Yongning village that the player needs to protect from a gang of attackers. Based on the leaked gameplay footage, players can switch between male and female presets that offer further customisation options. The game was first announced at the Ubisoft Forward event this year. The footage showcases the game's core gameplay elements, including the combat, movement around the open world and even a cutscene. However, soon after the leak, Ubisoft stopped accepting signups for the game. The leaked video actually came from an alpha tester for the game, who was one of the few to receive access.

This is also the first game from the franchise to come on mobile. Gameplay footage for the China-set Assassin’s Creed Mobile game, codenamed ‘Jade’ has reportedly been leaked online, reveals a Gadgets360 report.

Assassin's creed phone game