Ahead of it’s release on November 18, the complete list for trophies and achievements in the upcoming Valley of Memory DLC for Assassin’s Creed Mirage has leaked online along with how to get them. The entire list of trophies was first spotted by X/Twitter user @AccessTheAnimus and you can view all of them in the TrueAchievements website, which also lists a short description of each of the trophies. Check out the full list below:
- Lost and Found- Return all stolen goods to Hind
- Once Upon a Time- Listen to all folktales
- Pro Musician- Collect all Oud melodies
- If I Recall Correctly- Replay an Animus Sequence
- Perfect Memory- Complete all sequence challenges
- Playback- Unlock all Animus Sequence rewards
- Like a Local- Complete all the AlUla territories
- Taste Your Own Medicine- Poison a Prisoner (Secret)
- Make a Break- Escape the AlUla prison (Secret)
- Turn the Page- Say goodbye to Is’haq (Secret)
- Give it the Slip- Escape the IlUla prison undetected (Secret)
Containing around six hours of additional gameplay and story, the Valley of Memory DLC for Assassin’s Creed Mirage will follow protagonist Basim into ninth-century AlUla (a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the modern day Saudi Arabia) in a quest to find his long lost father.
The upcoming DLC will introduce a new region in Assassin’s Creed Mirage’s map along with new assassination targets, side quests and missions. Besides including a new twist on the series’ staple Black Box Assassination missions which let you complete assassinations in a myriad of ways, the new DLC also brings several gameplay improvements like more refinements in Mirage’s parkour mechanics such as manual jumping, smoother transition when moving between rooftops and the ability to customize side and back ejects.
And while the addition of a brand new DLC is definitely exciting for all players who have enjoyed Assassin’s Creed Mirage, it’s worth keeping in mind that the upcoming content does not focus on Basim after the events of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla nor on the events between Mirage and Valhalla, both of which still continue to remain as totally unanswered story threads that Ubisoft has done nothing to address so far.
