Leaked Assassin’s Creed Unity Screenshots Show In-Game Characters – Official E3 Reveal Confirmed

Ubisoft’s upcoming brand new installment in its famous and most
critically acclaimed historical fiction action-adventure open world
stealth video game series know as Assassin’s Creed has been in the leaks
for about a couple of months now. Following the initial rumors and
leaks, the developer officially confirmed the game with a short trailer,
but nothing much was said. Now, a couple of leaked Assassin’s Creed
Unity screenshots have emerged on the internet showing the possible new
assassin and other in-game characters.

Assassin’s Creed Unity Screenshots Leaked Showing the New Assassin and In-Game Characters – Official E3 Reveal Confirmed

We already now a thing or two about the upcoming Assassin’s Creed
title called Assassin’s Creed Unity such as the game has been in
development for more than three years and total nine other studios are
working on the game in conjunction with Ubisoft’s Montreal-based team.
The developer also released a pre-alpha gameplay footage of the game,
confirming that the title will only arrive on the latest consoles and PC
in fourth quarter of the ongoing year.

Several leaks and rumors concerning the upcoming Assassin’s Creed
title have emerged on the internet and here is the latest one. This leak
packs a couple of Assassin’s Creed Unity screenshots allegedly
featuring the main in-game characters and the protagonist assassin
himself. The screenshots were spotted on tumblr by a NeoGAF member.
These leaked Assassin’s Creed Unity screenshots can be seen below. (The
Assassin’s Creed Chile visible on the screenshots is the blog’s
watermark)

In addition to the leaks, a new picture art of the game was also
spotted and Ubisoft has also released an official screenshot of the E3
invitation letter on the game’s website
confirming that the Assassin’s Creed Unity will be revealed on 9th June
during its E3 2014 press conference. The spotted picture art and
official invitation/confirmation letter screenshot can be seen below.