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Is Assassin's Creed Invictus Leak Real? Ubisoft's AI-Generated Claim Explained
Ubisoft said the image was heavily altered and called it misinformation after the leaker admitted using AI to change a private test screenshot.
- On Tuesday, Ubisoft criticized leaker Jonathan for spreading "misinformation" after he posted an AI-altered screenshot of Creed Invictus, a rumored PvP-style Assassin multiplayer title.
- Reports confirmed earlier this week that playtests for Creed Invictus were held in late April, fueling speculation about the game's unfinished state and development challenges.
- Jonathan claimed he used AI only to "improve the image quality" and change colors, though Ubisoft wrote the image was "heavily altered" and "not great to spread misinformation."
- Fans responded with mixed criticism, questioning why an AI-edited image was shared when the original was "exactly the same crap," according to Jonathan.
- Creed Invictus remains in development alongside Creed Hexe and Creed Black Flag Resynced, with no current suggestion the multiplayer title is launching anytime soon.
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Ubisoft still did not officially announce Assassin’s Creed Invictus, but the project was again exposed by a leak. The blogger and data miner j0nathan published the first alleged capture of the game in X. The image showed a character with two swords inside a huge arena and with elements of the stage still unfinished. Assassin’s Creed’s official account responded shortly aft…
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