21.5 C
Berlin
Friday, July 11, 2025

Assassin’s Creed: Ubisoft will soon be selling not only collectible figures, but their (soul) as well

Follow US

80FansLike
908FollowersFollow
57FollowersFollow

After the failure of Quartz, Ubisoft ventures into the next NFT experiment. This time with physical AC characters that are digitally linked to the blockchain.

Ubisoft has new NFTs on offer – but wait, didn’t they say the push was scrapped? True, but this time it’s not about Ubisoft Quartz, which was going to sell you exclusive digital cosmetics for Ghost Recon: Breakpoint and has since been shut down.

Instead, Ubisoft is introducing a new promotion aimed at fans of Assassin’s Creed: they are selling customised characters along with their “soul” – i.e. an NFT.

What’s behind Ubisoft’s new NFT offering?

Together with the company (Integral Reality Labs) Ubisoft has developed so-called “Smart Collectibles”. Specifically, these are customised Assassin’s Creed figures in a transparent plastic cube and an NFT to go with it, which is supposed to prove on the polygon blockchain that the unique figure belongs to you.

These figures have different “rarity levels” and you manage your collection via a specially designed companion app that aims to give you a “rewarding collecting experience”. At least that’s the idea, because so far the “Smart Collectibles” have only been announced but not yet released. A launch date has not yet been released.

According to the official Twitter account, fans are supposed to secure the limited “Digital Souls” of these figures (i.e. the NFTs) via a Marketplace, after which they can customise the figures via app (which is referred to as “forging your character’s soul” – and they then go into 3D printing.

The NFTs are not related to the games, so buyers won’t get any in-game benefits from them. However, the companion app itself is supposed to function like a small game in which you unlock achievements and loot boxes with your characters. These will contain further cosmetics for even more characters. It is not yet known how much the products will cost.

What do you think of the new “Smart Collectibles” for Assassin’s Creed? Are you generally interested in such hybrid collectible figures or do you reject everything that has to do with NFTs? Or will you wait and see what the finished product looks like? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below the article!

RELATED ARTICLES

Bigger, wider, more extensive: Tokyo Game Show 2025 reports record registrations

Autumn in Japan is traditionally dedicated to gaming - and in 2025, the Tokyo Game Show will be setting new standards....

Epic is currently offering two titles for free: For whom are the new game gifts worthwhile?

If you liked the free game last week, you can now get the sequel. Last week you were able to...

Nvidia achieves what no company in the world has ever managed before – but gaming only plays a subordinate...

Nvidia is the first company in the world to reach a market capitalization of four trillion dollars Nvidia's transformation from...