Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök review Now, finally, the Norse god has arrived to tackle the marauding Muspels - but only in pursuit of those who have captured Baldr, a beloved son. This dwarven realm has been torn apart by fiery invaders while Odin, supposed protector of the Nine Realms, did not care to intervene. Molten fragments now fill its sky, and bear down ominously from above. Ubisoft calls it the “most ambitious expansion in franchise history,” and it’s available on March 10, 2022.Dawn of Ragnarök is a generous new course for Valhalla's already enormous feast - but one which earns its place at the table.īubbling lava oozes over the once-green surface of Svartalfheim, snaking past its proud, towering Tolkien-esque statues and mountains of gold. Conveniently, Valhalla’s free weekend comes in advance of its paid expansion, Dawn of Ragnarok, which leans hard into Norse mythology and supernatural powers, sending Eivor on a quest to save their son. Which is fortunate, because, as we said, there are so few games out.įor the uninitiated, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla casts players as Eivor, a Viking warrior on a journey of revenge across the British Isles. 28 for a long weekend of raiding the English countryside aboard Viking longboats, pillaging the countryside to their hearts content. Players on PC and Console will be able to download the full game and all main game content (excluding DLC) until Monday, Feb. In light of a winter month hilariously light on game releases ( this is a joke), Ubisoft is making its massive open-world adventure Assassin’s Creed Valhalla free to play this weekend, beginning Thursday, Feb.
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