At a conference recently held in San Francisco, the Chief Financial Officer of EA Blake Jorgensen explained that one of the genres in which the company has not yet ventured is the open world action game in the Assassin's Creed, which is more oriented to a single-player experience.

Jorgensen has explained that this is about to change thanks to the hiring of Jade Raymond, former Director of Ubisoft who worked directly on the Assassin's Creed series: in his studio in Montreal, Motive Studios , Jade is in fact working on such a title of Assassin's Creed.

Now, through previous announcements already know Jade Raymond and his studio are collaborating with Visceral Games to an upcoming Star Wars title more action and aimed at single-player (and, according to some rumors, should put ourselves in the shoes of Han Solo): it takes little to associate the two news by assuming that the new game will allow us to turn freely in the most famous locations of the LucasFilm series While we do missions and carry the story forward just as happens in Assassin's Creed.

Obviously another hypothesis is that Raymond is working on multiple titles simultaneously and that the AC is part of a new IP: hope to know more soon.