Assassin's Creed Valhalla update 1.6.0 introduced a whole new rogue-lite game mode, for example, as well as the Sigrblot Festival, which was similar in nature to the upcoming Oskoreia. This continues Ubisoft's tradition of adding substantial new batches of content to the game with almost every new update. Chickens have now come home to roost, with update 1.6.1 presumably introducing the conclusion to the Tombs of the Fallen saga.Īll the 1.6.1 content detailed so far is going to be freely available for all players, regardless of DLC ownership. This particular narrative thread stopped in its tracks once players got through all of them, however, and it was clear that Ubisoft intended to do more with them than it initially did. Valhalla's first Tombs of the Fallen DLC came out in November last year, adding a selection of new puzzle and traversal-focused dungeons that players could explore. High-tier loadouts may, in fact, be necessary for the other half of this update, which is the second Tombs of the Fallen DLC. The details are, of course, still rather scarce, but it seems self-apparent that the building will allow players to fine-tune their rune loadouts for endgame progression. Ubisoft had previously provided some information about Assassin's Creed Valhalla's new settlement addition, and it seems that the long-awaited Rune Forge is being made available as part of update 1.6.1.
RELATED: Assassin's Creed Valhalla Player Notices Incredible Detail About Eivor's Basim Outfit The update will also serve as a platform to drive 2022's Oskoreia festival in Valhalla, where players can participate in unique time-limited activities, earn rewards, and more. Specifically, Assassin's Creed Valhalla's update 1.6.1 includes a direct follow-up to last year's Tombs of the Fallen DLC and a potentially meta-defining new Ravensthorpe building, allowing players to optimize their runes however they see fit.
Update 1.6.1 is likely one of Valhalla's last major content releases, but the developers are making sure that players have plenty to do for some time yet, as it's supposed to continue one of last year's storylines. Assassin's Creed Valhalla was a huge game already upon its 2020 release, but Ubisoft's not done with it just yet, as it's getting another substantial content update on September 27 with Update 1.6.1.
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