Ubisoft has revealed an interesting novelty for Assassin’s Creed Shadows: the game will introduce a mode called Canon Mode, which removes all dialogue choices, allowing the player to experience a completely decision-free experience.\r\nThis has been confirmed by the director creative Jonathan Dumont, in response to a fan question on Reddit (via IGN US).\r\nDumont explained that in this new mode, all choices are made automatically by the game (which you can pre-order on Amazon), to offer a linear experience, without narrative branches or crossroads.\r\nAccording to Dumont, Assassin’s Creed Shadows introduces a significant change compared to previous games in the series, which allowed players to influence the plot through choices, as in the case of alliances or stories of love with some characters.\r\nHowever, with Canon Mode, Ubisoft intends to satisfy both fans who prefer a more linear narrative, and those who want greater freedom in choices.\r\nThis approach arises from the division opinion among fans of the series, some of whom appreciate the more rigid plots of games like Assassin’s Creed II, while others prefer the more open-ended and branching stories introduced with Assassin’s Creed Origins.\r\nThe game, set in feudal Japan, is expected as one of the most significant episodes of the saga.\r\nNot only does it mark the return of the series after a four-year absence, but it also presents itself as one of Ubisoft’s most ambitious titles, with a narrative that aims to be a \