
The surprise Assassin's Creed Mirage DLC announced by Ubisoft in August will go live on November 18, adding a new main quest, sidequests, assassination targets, and other new content in the ancient valley of AlUla, a place Ubi calls "charged with history and home to stunning and diverse landscapes."
Assassin's Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory will add an additional six hours of gameplay, Ubisoft said, that takes place ahead of the finale of the core game when Basim discovers that his long-lost father might still be alive in AlUla. Off he goes to the (potential) rescue, as one does, "only to discover that the valley of AlUla is threatened by a dangerous band of robbers and his father is missing."