Ubisoft宣布《刺客教條：暗影者》首日突破100萬玩家
根據《刺客教條》的官方 X（推特），他們表示：「加拿大這邊還沒到下午 4 點，《刺客教條：暗影者》已經突破 100 萬玩家！衷心感謝各位加入這場日本封建時代的冒險。我們無比興奮能與你一同踏上這段旅程！」
It's not even 4PM here in Canada and Assassin's Creed Shadows has already passed 1 million players!Thank YOU from the bottom of our hearts for joining this adventure in Feudal Japan. We are beyond excited to start this journey with you! 💝 pic.twitter.com/1cqwABrQfN
— Assassin's Creed (@assassinscreed) March 20, 2025
不過根據 Steamdb 的資料，《刺客教條：暗影者》目前 24 小時最高上線人數僅 41,412 人，對比 2 月底推出的《魔物獵人 荒野》最高 138 萬人有不小差距，而《刺客教條：暗影者》同時也有在自家 Uplay 平台、PS5、Xbox Series X/S 等平台上架，因此推測官方的超越 100 萬玩家，有不少可能是從 Ubisoft+ 的訂閱制而來，至於遊戲的實際銷量到底如何，還得等 Ubisoft 後續公布了。
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