Unity and Syndicate, in retrospect, took 17 and 18.5 hours to beat respectively, while Origins and Odyssey took 30 and 43 each, which is quite the leap. Assassin's Creed Origins was well-received, with Odyssey and Valhalla following in its footsteps even if each changed quite a few features as well. As franchise fatigue began to impact the game's annualized releases, Ubisoft took a break between Syndicate and Origins, putting out the first RPG of the franchise when it returned after Syndicate.
One notable factor in the below times is the franchise's shift from action-adventure to RPG. RELATED: 5 Settings Perfect for the Assassin's Creed Infinity Project Assassin's Creed: How Long It Takes to Beat Every Individual Game The times below are taken from aggregate site HowLongtoBeat, meaning that these times are averages and obviously do not count replays of the Assassin's Creed franchise. For those looking to play any game they missed or for those curious how much time they've sank into the franchise, how long it takes to beat each game is a curious factor.
While there's a lot to be seen about Ubisoft's future, it's worth taking a look back at its past. Although it is mostly shrouded in secrecy and unlikely to reveal more any time soon, Assassin's Creed Infinity is an evolving world with multiple settings that could change how Ubisoft treats the franchise. Right now, Assassin's Creed Valhalla is Ubisoft's primary focus in the franchise, but fans also know about a future game. Assassin's Creed has been around for a long time, amassing 13 mainline games, several spin-offs, and even more major story-based DLCs since it first appeared back in 2007.
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