Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Great short film with Maul Cosplay as Eivor

With Assassin's Creed Valhalla the launch of the new action adventure from Ubisoft has taken place. In connection with the release, the publisher presents The Hunt, a short film about Viking action that is well worth seeing. The clip, produced in cooperation with T7 Production and 2nd Wave, shows how Eivor freed a friendly Viking village from the clutches of the English. The protagonist of AC Valhalla is played in the live action trailer of Maul Cosplay. We have included the short film below these lines.

In our test of Assassin's Creed Valhalla you can read all the information about the new action adventure. Once again a huge game world awaits you, which will take you from Norway to England. For a video we rode from the southernmost to the northernmost part of England. You can find out what to see in AC Valhalla in our video "Ride through all of England" on YouTube. During your journey through AC Valhalla you roam through thickly overgrown forests, across large fields and explore a lot of villages - the Open World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla is not lacking in variety. (buy now € 53.10)

If you need help for your adventure, stop by our tricks section. We have a comprehensive guide ready for the ideal introduction to the game. In addition, you will learn the locations of all Codex pages and armor of the hidden ones in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. The action adventure is available on PC and consoles. The release on PS5 will take place with the launch of the new Sony console on November 19th in Germany.

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