A gamer has recently removed the fog fromAssassin’s Creed Shadows’ entire map and shared the result with the community. Despite not having the largest map in the series,Assassin’s Creed Shadowshas a fairly expansive explorable area, and it was a big feat to manually uncover the whole terrain where the title is set.
Assassin’s Creed Shadowswas released earlier this year, and the open-world game set in Japan was a big hit.Shadowswas deemed by Ubisoft as the second-best launch in the franchise, only trailing behindAssassin’s Creed Valhalla.Assassin’s Creed Shadowswas also well-regarded critically, and it currently stands with an average critic score of 81 onOpenCritic.
Now, anAssassin’s Creed Shadowsplayer called stevenator86 shared their latest achievement with the community: the entire map of the game’s Japan without any fog. The gamer shared five pictures of the map, showing all of its areas in detail, and commented that achieving this was a very hard task, even as a completionist. They do not seem to want others to struggle as much as they did, though, as they also revealed that they hope Ubisoft adds a quality of life update soon that will make it easier to uncover the map. In the post’s comments, most players agreed with stevenator86, as despiteAssassin’s Creed Shadows’ map being smaller than others in the series, it’s still massive, so it can be bothersome to uncover small fogged areas after discovering much of the game’s real content.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows' Map Complete Without Fog
Luckily, gamers will have a reason to come back toAssassin’s Creed Shadowsand explore more of 16th-century Japan soon.Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ 1.0.6 updatewill add new features to the game, including a new questline, some characters, a Nightmare difficulty mode, and some quality of life improvements. Among the highlights of the update is Rufino, a character who will be recruitable as an ally for Yasuke and Naoe.
Avid map explorers will also be glad to know that the“Claws of Awaji” DLC forAssassin’s Creed Shadowsmay be released soon. According to reports from insiders, Ubisoft could be planning to release the DLC in September, which will add a considerable explorable area for gamers, the Island of Awaji beyond Osaka Bay, and will likely be the largest addition toAC Shadowssince its release. Hopefully, the DLC will maintain the game’s overall quality, bringing in a gripping storyline and maybe some new mechanics for the popular open-world title.
