While the announcement of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla didn’t feature any gameplay footage just yet, it did include a host of information about the open world, the story, and gameplay of the first entry of the franchise set to hit PS5 and Xbox Series X.

Below, we’ve broken down the biggest updates we learned as part of the Valhalla reveal, including officially released information from Ubisoft, information we received in our interview with Valhalla director Ashraf Ismail, and interviews from various other team members from other outlets.

Open-World Gameplay and Combat

• Combat has been altered in some form, with an emphasis

There may have been some confusion among fans when Sony Pictures’ official Spider-Man movies Twitter account referred to the “Spider-Man Universe of Characters” in a recent tweet.

That would seem to be an all-encompassing name for not only the past Spider-Man movies featuring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield but also the current Tom Holland/MCU-related films as well as titles such as Venom and Morbius.

Join Spider-Man and all his friends while you swing through all the films from the Spider-Man Universe of Characters! Complete your #SpiderMan movie collection with this limited-time @PrimeVideo offer!https://t.co/a1HqdrDYra pic.twitter.com/UiBkMItcV6

— Spider-Man: Far From Home

In 2018, we got quite the surprise when the Five Nights at Freddy’s creator, Scott Cawthon, revealed he was bringing the original three games to the Switch eShop with the help of the French software development company, Clickteam. He followed this up with the release of the fourth game towards the end of last year.

Now, it looks like the Switch will also be receiving Five Nights at Freddy’s Help Wanted later this month. A Nintendo listing, that’s since been taken down, reportedly revealed it would be released on 21st May for $29.99 USD. While we can’t necessarily confirm this