Ubisoft has released its Q2 earnings report which, as well as confirming its 2022-23 release slate and a delay for The Division: Heartland, has revealed Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla to be its “second largest profit generating game”.
Valhalla, which was previously described as having the “biggest launch for any Assassin’s Creed game to date”, has reached that milestone in under 12 months (its one year anniversary arrives on 10th November), with Ubisoft saying the title has been “outperforming Assassin’s Creed Odyssey across the board since its release. In particular, it highlights “higher” daily average revenue per user and “record engagement” for its Siege of Paris expansion.
The publisher also touches on Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla’s recently announced second year of content in its earnings report, saying it plans to “deliver great new content… notably in the second half of the current fiscal year.”
To date, Ubisoft has revealed very little about its future plans for Valhalla, aside from teasing multiple new expansions. Datamining has suggested the first of these expansions will be titled Dawn of Ragnarök, but it shouldn’t be too long before we get first official details given we know now to expect new content at any point before March 2022.