Youtuber Flurdeh has released the second installment in the Tilt Shift series focused on Assassin’s Creed. He is now turning his attention to the final chapter, Walhalla, with a fresh video in the works. In this episode, the creator revisits well-known sites but from a playful, miniature perspective. The game world is reimagined as a tiny, living diorama. By shifting perspective, lowering the frame rate, and speeding up animation, the footage feels like a whimsical toy landscape. It sparks a thought: what if Valhalla were treated as a strategic world where every move resembles a calculated planning scene?
The project’s concept mirrors the way tilt-shift photography compresses reality into a model-like scene, offering viewers a new way to experience familiar locations. The result is both nostalgic and curious, inviting fans to reexamine the Assassin’s Creed universe through a miniature lens. The style could inspire future explorations of how classic games might translate into different genres or presentation formats, turning big, sprawling environments into compact, visually playful stages for storytelling and strategy.
We remember that Ubisoft has announced a fresh entry in the Assassin’s Creed saga. Subtitled Mirage, it will transport players to a historical Baghdad and center on a young Basim from Walhalla. The narrative appears designed to echo the spirit of the very first Assassin’s Creed, while introducing new gameplay threads and settings that expand the franchise’s mythos. Ubisoft has signaled that Mirage will be fully showcased during a forthcoming Ubisoft Forward presentation scheduled for September 10, promising a deeper dive into the game’s world, mechanics, and timeline.
A new 2B figure from Nier: Automata has also appeared, reinforcing a broader trend of iconic character collectibles fueling fan engagement and cross-franchise curiosity.
[VG Times]