Seeing how Chinese people are flocking to Black Myth Wukong, Ubi should focus on making an Assassin's Creed game set in China, preferably with Japanese soldiers as the enemies.I guarantee it will sell like hot cakes.

Okay, I see what you mean. Yeah, the Yuan/Mongols wiped the floor with the Japanese samurai at Tsushima and Iki before the kamikaze storm. However, the game does show the Mongols initially defeating the Japanese at Tsushima. So not sure where the historical inaccuracy is?

How were they Japanese defeats? While the Mongols/Yuan were streamrolling the Japanese initially, the Mongols got unlucky when they got hit by a kamikaze storm, allowing the Japanese to snatch victory from defeat.

Ghost of Tsushima was criticized for being historically anachronistic. Basically, they took historical elements from later periods of Japanese history (like the 16th and 17th centuries) and anachronistically incorporated them into 13th-century Japan (Mongol invasion era). They took some creative liberties by mixing and matching different periods of Japanese history.

Sadly, Steam doesn't track Ubisoft accounts nor does it track Ubisoft+ subs, we really won't know for sure until we hear the sales reports. Steam is never really good at connecting other accounts such as EA, Xbox, or Ubisoft.

Umm, not saying anything about culture stuff but the Japanese people aren't really happy with what Ubisoft has done to the game and didn't do a proper job mixing with Japanese culture with Chinese culture. Sucker Punch on the other hand really works alongside Japanese people ensuring it pays proper respects.

Having Yasuke in the game isn't the problem, Japanese historians don't have any records of Yasuke being even a Samurai to begin with. His records have been lost for centuries. Overall, I'm enjoying the game, but I feel Ghost of Tsushima still gets it right with the environments staying true to Japan's culture and it has better righting than AC Shadows but what Shadows has is great gameplay. Still have a long way to go.

Looking at the numbers, it looks like Shadows is trending towards outselling Valhalla. The controversy may have dampened the mood around the game, but keep in mind AC fans have been waiting well over a decade for this game. Controversy isn't going to kill all that anticipation.

And again, keep in mind that Ubisoft have their own PC store. Steam isn't the only PC store selling the game. Shadows is being sold on a number of other PC stores, yet still significantly outperformed Valhalla on Steam.

Now that you mention it, I remember hearing about a Fengshen Cinematic Universe.

What is Jiang Ziya?

@miquella: Not a bad idea. A Ne Zha game would sell loads in China. But considering how long Wukong took to make, a Ne Zha game could take years to develop. A DLC for Wukong would be cheaper and quicker. And then they can make a proper Ne Zha game after that.