Ubisoft announces release of final Assassin’s Creed Odyssey episode

On Tuesday, 16 July 2019, Ubisoft announced that Judgment of Atlantis, the final episode of the post-launch story arc of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: The Fate of Atlantis, is now available on PlayStation4, Xbox One and Windows PC.

Judgment of Atlantis takes players to the world of Atlantis, a playground for Isu knowledge and power. As the last trial to master the Staff of Hermes, players must make the hardest decisions in a world where humans and Isu coexist. In this often unstable world, Poseidon, ruler of Atlantis, tries to maintain balance and hopes that our hero, dubbed the Dikastes, will bring harmony to his kingdom.

Each of the Fate of Atlantis episodes introduced new ability enhancements related to different branches of the ‘skill tree’ – Hunter, Warrior and Assassin. In this episode, players will discover three new ability enhancements, including:

• Ares Wrath (Warrior) – an enhancement to the Ring of Chaos ability. Players smash the ground with the Broken Spear to create a large area where all enemies inside slow down and take damage after a few seconds.
• Blessing of Kronos (Assassin) – an enhancement to the Venomous Attacks ability. Player’s receive the Isu Power for a limited amount of time, giving immunity to Isu effects, such as Adrenalin Freeze and Adrenalin Drain.
• Kronos’ Punishment (Assassin) – an enhancement to the Call to Arms ability. Create a replica of the hero that performs a stealth attack on the target, so players can assassinate enemies without exposing themselves when there are many enemies close together.

According to Ubisoft, The Assassin’s Creed Odyssey post-launch plan has been the biggest and most ambitious project in the franchise, and season pass owners have access to two major episodic storylines, Legacy of the First Blade and The Fate of Atlantis. 

The season pass also includes Assassin’s Creed III Remastered and Assassin’s Creed Liberation Remastered, which has been released for the PlayStation4, the Xbox One and Windows PC.

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