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Ryse: Son of Rome

Action-packed Xbox One launch title from Crytek

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developed by Crytek

published by Microsoft Studios

available on Xbox One

competes with Assassin's Creed

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Ryse: Son of Rome's Unfulfilled Ambition to Rival Assassin's Creed

Ryse: Son of Rome, a visually stunning Xbox One launch title, had grand plans to evolve into a franchise rivaling Assassin's Creed, with sequels set in diverse historical settings like the Viking era and Feudal Japan. Despite its short campaign and linear design, the team envisioned open-ended sequels with new mechanics. Unfortunately, the series stalled due to underperformance and a rights dispute between Crytek and Microsoft.