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Unreleased cosmetics have also been discovered
Players of Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla on PC have managed to access premium and unreleased cosmetics for free thanks to a mod.
‘Budabum’ on Nexus Mods has created an Inventory Editor mod, which allows players who download it to access premium cosmetics such as the Berserker, Valkyrie, Draugr and Huldufolk packs on PC.
Beyond accessing premium cosmetics, some players have managed to use the cheat engine to access currently unreleased cosmetics for Valhalla.
Poster ‘AlexanderYA’ on Russian forum Playground shared a screenshot of a currently unreleased flaming wolf cosmetic among others, and more updates can be expected to be seen over the coming days.
Eurogamer reporter Emma Kent tested the mod, and shared screenshots of some of the gear she was able to unlock using the Mod, including a Twitch exclusive Bayek Outfit.
Cosmetic packs are available for purchase in-game either with premium Helix currency which can be purchased in bundles, or by grinding for a lot of Opals and waiting for the items to appear in the rotation at the vendor Reda. Since the mod circumvents the intended methods of purchasing the cosmetics, it is not endorsed by Ubisoft at all.
This isn’t the first cosmetic mod available for Valhalla however, as an ‘Elvior Customizer’ has also been created by PC modder ‘Hypermorphic’, which allows players to customise their player character well beyond the options available to them in-game.
The mod mostly allows changes to NPC hairstyles for the player character, saying although the mod developer notes that the changes “do not accommodate headgear and might clip though outfits. There could be other odd side effects that I will not be able to fix”.
A similar mod was also made available for Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey in 2019, and as of yet Ubisoft has not blocked it from working in the game.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has broken sales records for the series, with Ubisoft releasing an announcement that confirmed it had sold more units in its first week than “any other Assassin’s Creed game sold during the same period”.
