The Assassin's Creed: Pirates, developed by Ubisoft and represented by Y2Game, recently won the Golden Feather Award for "Best Overseas Mobile Game", which fully reflects the recognition and love of the majority of players for Assassin's Creed: Pirates.
Won the award of "Best Overseas Mobile Game" The Assassin's Creed: Pirates is a large-scale real-time sea battle mobile game. In the game, the player will play an ambitious captain Alonzo Batilla, start an epic mission, and embark on an adventure journey to pursue the legendary treasure of La Buse. At the same time, players will manage sailors, upgrade warships, recruit new sailors, and hone themselves into the most feared pirates in the Caribbean in a large number of cruel real-time naval battles. In the latest game version update, the hull custom appearance function, legendary sailor Kanhoji and other content have also been added. The new game system will fully help you to ascend to the supremacy in Shanghai. The Assassin's Creed: Pirates was developed by Ubisoft, the world's top game company, and has maintained strong vitality since its launch. The honor of winning the Golden Plume Award this time also proves the players' affirmation of the Assassin's Creed series.
Assassin Creed Pirate Y2Game, the only publisher designated by Ubisoft in China, has been performing strongly since its establishment in April this year. Its Guoman adapted mobile game Piggy Man Love Shooting and the genuine authorized mobile game Tianchan Tudou Breaking the Sky have achieved good results since its listing. Recently, Parkour mobile game Destroying the City, which was jointly launched with Dilsey, the Oriental Pearl The momentum is strong and the heat is not decreasing. This time, Ubisoft chose to cooperate with Y2Game, which valued its strong distribution potential. Y2Game also said that it would do its best to bring a perfect service to Chinese players of Assassin's Creed: Pirates.
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