Tue Feb 24 2026
Major New Free Update Available
New storyline in a new location: Valley of Memory
New Narrative
Assassin’s Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory brings more than six hours of new free content and a brand-new chapter in Basim’s story set in AlUla, a stunning new region, rich in history, mystery, and danger.
New Activities
Side activities are back with new activities. Among them is Stolen Goods, where you must steal secret clues from thieves to recover valuable items. Also check out Melodies of the Oud, which challenges you to collect sheet music through parkour sequences.
Quick Start
A Quick Start option has been added from the main menu when starting a new game, letting you jump straight into this new storyline faster than ever.
Increased Difficulty Customization
Experience Basim's journey with 2 new difficulty presets : Hardened Assassin and Ultimate Assassin, or create your own customized difficulty.
These two new presets offer their own Permadeath mode reward.
Warning : Presets cannot be changed while in Permadeath mode.
Additional skills and Upgrades
Unlock a new skill on the Engineer skill tree and explore new ways to use your tools with additional level 3 upgrades.
New Rewards
Unlock new permadeath rewards and new exclusive Ubisoft Connect rewards.
Head to the News section for more details on this update's new content.
Assassin's Creed Mirage on mobile is a technical marvel that demonstrates exactly how far mobile gaming has come. This isn't a scaled-down 'mobile version'; it is the full, console-quality experience of 9th-century Baghdad running in the palm of your hand. The city is breathtakingly detailed, from the bustling markets of the Round City to the quiet, sun-drenched rooftops where Basim spends most of his time. The lighting engine is particularly impressive, with long shadows and warm desert hues that make the world feel incredibly grounded.
What truly makes Mirage shine is its return to the series' roots. The focus on social stealth, tactical parkour, and deliberate assassinations is a breath of fresh air after the more combat-focused recent entries. Navigating the dense urban geometry of Baghdad using the touch controls is surprisingly fluid, though the game truly sings when played with a Bluetooth controller. The narrative is tight and personal, providing a compelling look at Basim's origins. It is a premier, must-play title for any iOS user with a high-performance device—a genuine AAA experience without compromise.
Full Console Experience on Mobile
Stunning 9th-Century Baghdad World
Refined Stealth and Assassination Mechanics
Customizable Touch and Controller Layouts
Baghdad is crowded; use this to your advantage. You can blend into any group of three or more people to walk past guards undetected. If you're being pursued, look for the 'White Flower' icons—these are benches or leaf-piles where you can instantly break line-of-sight and wait for the heat to die down.
Invest your upgrade materials in the 'Smoke Bomb' and 'Throwing Knives.' The Smoke Bomb is your best escape tool when cornered, while Throwing Knives can be upgraded to dissolve the bodies of fallen enemies, ensuring that patrols never find your traces.
Mirage requires an A17 Pro chip or better (iPhone 15 Pro and newer) or an M1 chip or better for iPad to run correctly.
Just imagining that I’d be able to play a full length AC game on my iPad is an insane thought however there is some time before it is the preferred way to play. The game crashes quite often and is a bit of a burden to set up to run correctly with little lag even on an M4 device. I bought the game as a novelty, thinking it would be something to do on a long plane ride however, I ended up completing the game despite its flaws. I am very happy to have made the purchase and hope for more optimized games to be ported in the future.
I paid for this game's mobile version despite having the PS5 version. I wanted it on the go for school or volunteering. The game worked until last week. My email can't be verified, and I can't even log into the game through Ubisoft. I tried to put in a claim but can't log in, and there is no number you can call directly. At this point, I don't even care why. Like, seriously. I've played Ubisoft since the early 2000s, when you could load the game and play. If I could sacrifice the perks and updates, I would for a game that works from the beginning. I don't remember what I paid for the full version of this game, but it was my last “empty investment.” This was probably the best AC, as I served two tours in Iraq, and it was nice to see what it might have been like before we razed it to the ground along with Afghanistan for 20 years. When I got deployed in 2004 and 2005, I'm pretty sure this was when I could buy a Ubisoft game, and it worked. Twenty years later, I can't even access what I paid for, nor can I get someone (human) on the phone. So, like my kinfolks would say,” You can have that ‘lil $20’ or whatever I paid for this because it's the last you'll ever get out of me.” If I ever play anything else on Ubi, it's because I can stream it, or it is free. Good luck and good riddance.
I was a big fan of the early AC games, and was stoked when they released this one on mobile. It’s a beautiful looking game, with real console quality, and it should be a home run — if not for the constant bugs. I’ve lost track of the number of times it crashed as I neared the end of a tough mission. Saving is hit and miss, and I ended up having to start the whole game over when I got trapped in a glitch and couldn’t load any earlier saves. Controls go haywire at the worst possible times. And for the last 4 days it’s been crashing completely before I can even make it to the title screen — not even sure if it’s permanently broken. Really frustrating, and sort of a classic Ubisoft move: release something that’s 95% great and 5% unfinished, with the unfinished 5% making it almost impossible to enjoy the 95% that’s great.
I just wanted to launch the game, see how it played while Im in a waiting room. Spent A LOT of time downloading this massive thing, lets try it! Just kidding! Whats your ubisoft account? Dont remember it because you are aren't home? Too bad! Make a new one! You can not play unless you are signed in, meaning you can not play this single player game, in offline mode. Now, Im already bugged, but this is nothing new. Whatever, use my apple account. Lets play. Just kidding again! Hope you enjoy a 5 minute unskippable cutscene! (Even though theres an option to skip, its greyed out?) I havent even seen the gameplay yet, but I read that it runs like garbage... but who cares! Because spending this much time on a game just to get it started IS NOT WORTH IT. Can you even pirate mobile games, especially iOS? Why do we need constant online access. THIS MAKES NO SENSE AND I REFUSE TO SUPPORT IT. GO AWAY, UBISOFT.
I really love Assassin’s Creed and was excited to play it on my iPhone. The graphics are amazing and the gameplay feels smooth, when it works! Unfortunately, there’s a serious bug that makes the game almost unplayable on my iPhone 16 Pro Max. After a short time, my iPhone gets extremely hot, the game crashes unexpectedly, or it gets stuck on a loading screen or during missions. I’ve tried restarting, closing other apps, and even reinstalling, but the problem keeps happening. It’s frustrating to lose progress or be unable to get past certain missions. Until this overheating and crashing issue is fixed, it’s hard to recommend the game to other iPhone players. I hope the developers release a patch soon, because the core game is fantastic when it’s not locking up my phone.
I really enjoy playing this game between my iPad and iPhone because it’s easy to just pick up where I left off between devices and the optimization for both is decent. I’m running the game on an iPad Air M3 and and an iPhone 17 Pro Max so performance shouldn’t be really an issue. There are a couple of bugs such as switching between Basim and his companion that can cause some weird moments and unfortunately I’ve had a couple crashes. There should be more consistent updates for this game so that it can run more efficiently.
This game is absolutely thrilling. Please please bring AC shadows to iPhone this game was just amazing. (This is my review yes I do frkn love this game my top game of all time and I already got shadows on my Mac so I guess you could bring it but I play more on my Mac but yea I rly like this game I’ve played on my iPhone 16 pro Max and it performed well for about 30 minutes to an hour depending where I play but I can see the 17 pro being better and better sustained performance.
On an iPhone 17 Pro Max running iOS 26, the app crashes on launch. The app hasn’t been updated in at least a year and at this point, it looks like it’s been abandoned by Ubisoft. I’m a big supporter of getting more big games on iPhone, but developers as big as Ubi need to make a commitment to customers to keep their products in a useable state for longer than just 6 months after release. Update (Feb 2026): Same behavior on an M4 iPad Pro. Incredibly disappointing that Ubisoft took their goodwill, publicity, and money from releasing a full Assassin’s Creed game on iOS and ran, leaving anyone who actually paid for their product high and dry.








Assassin's Creed Mirage is now available on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPad Air and iPad Pro.
IGN Africa Sun Feb 22 2026
Ubisoft is bringing three games to Apple devices, starting with Assassin's Creed Mirage and Rabbids: Legends of the Multiverse this week,...
PhoneArena Thu Feb 19 2026
Assassin's Creed Mirage, Ubisoft's return to the classic era of the stealth RPG series, is half price, but only for a limited time.
PCGamesN Thu Feb 19 2026
he zany Rabbids are back in Rabbids: Legends of the Multiverse, a new battle card game available now on Apple Arcade.
Business Today Thu Feb 19 2026
Assassin's Creed Mirage is out now on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPad Air and iPad Pro devices with an M1 chip or later.
Ubisoft Wed Feb 18 2026
Ubisoft also brought Rabbids: Legends of the Multiverse to Apple Arcade and will put Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on Mac in winter 2024.
Shacknews Wed Feb 18 2026
Ubisoft has released Assassin's Creed Mirage for Apple's iPhone and iPad devices, making it the first console game from the company to...
Men's Journal Wed Feb 18 2026
During Apple's big iPhone 15 event last September, they announced a number of high-profile AAA titles that would be making their way from...
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