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The new announcement of Ubisoft games which is widely considered in the Grand Theft Auto clone are set in real-life cities worldwide from New York City to London and then from Paris to Rio de Janeiro. Each game in the new franchise of Ubisoft centres on different respective protagonist who attempts to rise through either the criminal underworld as well as the Assassins Brotherhood due to various motives or several police department bureaus which follows up, leads, and interrogate suspects and witnesses through urban centers, often accompanying themes of betrayal like the new open-world games to play as anyone or protagonists. Each universe is considered separate with only background characters shared between them using Unreal Engine 5 of which the Ubisoft game series allows the player to take on the role of a criminal in the big cities globally especially in Cape Town, Sydney or any other places around the world, typically an individual who ends up rising through the ranks of organised crime, the brotherhood or to join police bureau for their duties through the course of the game. It will set through a new modern day Templar corporation of Abstergo with the same universe as the Assassin's Creed games with real life events around the world.
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Fan Casting Law enforcement agencies(part of GTA clone from Ubisoft)

Role added by benpopplewell on April 1, 2025

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