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Egyptian Assassin’s Creed Image Surfaces
Folks excited to start climbing buildings and slitting throats in Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood have something else to look forward to. An interesting, awesome image has sprung up on UbiWorkshop’s website, revealing an assassin with Egyptian headgear and pyramids in the background.
The image is by Polish artist Ganz, and according to UbiWorkshop’s twitter, “has nothing to do with Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood.” Other tweets were also fired between the Ubisoft twitter and comic artists Karl Kerschl and Cameron Stewart, alluding to a separate top secret project.
Could we have some Assassin’s Creed comic books looming on the sandy, sun-drenched horizon?
Source: UbiWorkshop
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