Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has built on a strong commercial start to become the “second largest profit generating game” in publisher Ubisoft’s history.
The company talked up the success of the title as part of its second quarter earnings results on Thursday.
Ubisoftsaid in November 2020 that the 12th major instalment in the franchisesold more units in its first weekthan any other entry in the series, which had at the time sold over 155 million units since debuting in 2007.
And today, it said Valhalla has been outperforming its predecessorAssassin’s Creed Odyssey“across the board since its release”.
Ubisoft recently revealed that Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is set to receivea second year of expansions—a first for the series—and confirmed that a new project codenamedAssassin’s Creed Infinity is in the works.
It said today that the game’s Siege of Paris expansion, which launched in August, “delivered record engagement”, and that it plans to deliver “great new content for year two of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, notably in the second half of the current fiscal year” ending on July 14, 2025.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’snext major expansion could be titled ‘Dawn of Ragnarök’, according to a datamine of the game’s latest major update.
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Assassin’s Creed Infinity is a collaboration betweenUbisoft Quebec(Odyssey) andUbisoft Montreal(Origins and Valhalla).
It has been claimed thatAssassin’s Creed Infinity will be a massive online gameset across multiple historical periods, and one that that evolves over time as a live service.
In July, Ubisoft’s chief financial officerFrédérick Duguet called Infinity “an exciting and ambitious project”that will remain “true to Assassin’s Creeds’ legacy of rich narrative experiences”.
And today, Ubisoft confirmed thatAssassin’s Creed Infinity will not be a free to play game.
The Assassin’s Creed franchiserecorded its strongest sales year to datein the 12 months ended July 16, 2025, Ubisoft said in May.
