No, Assassin’s Creed Mirage doesn’t have an AO Rating.
Ubisoft officially unveiled Assassin’s Creed Miragethis weekend. There was a brief panic when the game appeared to have an AO ESRB Rating on digital storefronts. Ubisoft later confirmed that this error was not indicative of its content.
According to the rating on the game’s digital stores, Assassin’s Creed mirage would feature real gambling with real money. This would make the series go from an M to a rare AO rating. It wouldn’t be available for purchase by anyone younger than 18 at most retailers. Ubisoft, however, stated to Axios that this rating was incorrect and that Mirage is still pending rating.
“While Assassin’s Creed Mirage has a pending rating,” a Ubisoft spokesperson said to Axios reporter Stephen Totilo.
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Assassin’s Creed miragestars Basim. Basim was a character that debuted in Assassin’s Creed Valhallabackin 2020. Although he was an essential part of some of the game’s final reveals, he was primarily a passerby during Eivor’s principal game life. Ubisoft also spoke about Assassin’s Creed infinity which is helping to make the series more accessible as a service. Superfan Mike Williams has more information about the state of the series. He also shares his detailed thoughts on this weekend’s showcase.
