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Anna Koselke

Assassin's Creed was supposed to be a "trilogy" and end with Desmond Miles' death in Assassin's Creed 3, but Ubisoft released Brotherhood and Revelations before it released: "The problem with success is it drags it out"

Assassin's Creed 3.

Ubisoft initially planned for Assassin's Creed 3 to be the historical action-adventure series' final entry, dying with protagonist Desmond Miles – but upon Brotherhood and Revelations' release, the entire course of the franchise was changed for good.

Assassin's Creed 3 creative director Alex Hutchinson, who most recently led the work on sci-fi sequel Revenge of the Savage Planet, reveals as much in a new interview with FRVR. He explains that the original plan for Assassin's Creed was to make it "a trilogy" – a plan that was in place before he joined the team himself. "It was the two [games] as they were and then a Desmond game, and that was it," describes the developer.

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