Assassin’s Creed Mirage: free Discovery Tour App: AlUla now available

The experience focuses on AlUla, a historic location in Saudi Arabia, and includes minigames plus an exploration mode that Ubisoft says lasts around 90 minutes.

What happened

Ubisoft has released Discovery Tour App: AlUla as a free educational experience connected to Assassin’s Creed Mirage and the Valley of Memory expansion. In its official communication, Ubisoft describes the app as a way for players to learn about the history and heritage of AlUla. The publisher explicitly links the release to the historical recreation of the region in Mirage content, positioning the app as a standalone Discovery Tour experience alongside the main game.

The app is playable on iOS and Android, and is also accessible through a web browser. That means no installation is required for the browser version, while the mobile version is available through the app stores. Ubisoft says the experience is free to download and play, and the available reporting does not mention any mandatory paid content for the web version. The official description also emphasizes that the tour is meant to make the history and heritage of AlUla accessible outside the main game.

According to the available information, the experience includes minigames inspired by Assassin’s Creed Mirage, alongside an exploration mode that reportedly lasts about 90 minutes. Ubisoft explicitly ties the app to the historical recreation of AlUla in the Valley of Memory content of Assassin’s Creed Mirage. The supplied sources also note that the tour can be explored entirely remotely, which fits with browser access and mobile availability on iOS and Android.

Background

AlUla is a real location in Saudi Arabia and was previously used by Ubisoft as a historical setting within the Valley of Memory expansion for Assassin’s Creed Mirage. The new Discovery Tour App: AlUla builds on that with a separate educational format. Ubisoft describes the experience as a way to discover the history and heritage of AlUla, with the tour designed as a mobile- and browser-friendly extension of the historical content around Mirage.

The official Ubisoft page calls the app a free mobile experience, while Ubisoft News says the tour is also accessible through any web browser. In the GamesPress announcement, the app is said to transport players to AlUla, Saudi Arabia, and the tour can be explored entirely remotely. That makes the browser version an important part of the distribution, alongside the iOS and Android releases.

Ubisoft positions the app as an educational addition within the broader Discovery Tour line, but specifically tied to Assassin’s Creed Mirage and the Valley of Memory content. The available reporting mentions no extra paid expansions, no separate installation requirements for the web version, and no platforms beyond web, iOS and Android. The stated exploration mode of around 90 minutes also gives a concrete sense of the experience’s scope, although the sources do not specify whether that figure covers the full app or only that mode.

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Sources

• Ubisoft: Play the Discovery Tour App: AlUla
• Ubisoft News: Play Discovery Tour App: AlUla For Free Today
• GamesPress: Ubisoft Announces a New Mobile Discovery Tour App for Assassin’s Creed