Seeing as the project is still years away, any plans that Ubisoft has right now may change. Among the paid additions, there could be a range of prices as the games themselves will vary in size, with Ubisoft noting that additional smaller games in the style of Assassin's Creed Mirage could also be added. Some of these will be free, while others will be paid, premium additions. Ubisoft has noted that Infinity will see numerous different projects added, which will range in size and scope. Assassin's Creed titles generally cost $60, but Infinity being a live service game may change that if Ubisoft decides to subsidize its development and maintenance with microtransactions. We don't know whether it will be free-to-play or not. Ubisoft has also mentioned that Invictus may be free-to-play, though that could change as development continues. Ubisoft confirmed that it is working on a multiplayer experience referred to as 'Invictus,' which will be a standalone dedicated multiplayer addition to Assassin's Creed Infinity. Before there was a lot of information, we reasoned that because it appeared to be a massive online platform, it would make sense that it has multiplayer of some kind, but that Ubisoft may just keep it single-player and allow players to explore its evolving world solo. It's unclear whether Assassin's Creed Infinity will be an MMO, but it will have multiplayer of some kind. This seems to be holding true with Ubisoft's latest announcements, as the games known as Assassin's Creed Codename Red and Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe will both be a part of Assassin's Creed Infinity. Whatever the case, it appears that Assassin's Creed Infinity is planned to have multiple settings. Over on Twitter, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier said that 'it may be some sort of hub that allows people to play multiple AC games both big and small,' but he also noted that things could change and details are in flux.

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