The release in Japan removes all the blood from the game

The release versions of “Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla” on Japan received negative reviews due to a publishing decision that clears all the blood from the game.

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It’s been done before, sometimes with a style like “Danganronpa’s Pink Blood Work”, but the total lack of blood frustrated some players.

To the Start, many thought it was a failure. However, an option was found in the menu to reset blood and it appears to be so Ubisoft made the decision to consciously eliminate it.

Ubisoft covered nudity in Japanese version and made some minor changes than previously announced. This specific edition didn’t have a previous announcement, and fans checked websites for criticism of the game, qualifying it as “fraud“.

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At first, Ubisoft released a statement confirming the move was intentional, saying they had worked “In consultation with the relevant organization” to ensure that the game can be released with a lower rating Japan.

An update of the apology was posted on the blog of Ubisoft, assuring fans that the company I was working hard to fix this problem.