A new Xbox store listing suggests the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla install size is apparently only 50GB in size.
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As spotted by GamerHeadquarters, the Microsoft store listing for the upcoming game of 2020 lists its “Approximate size” as 50.01GB, which – for comparison – is around half the size of Red Dead Redemption 2 on Xbox One.
However, this information doesn’t specify whether that number applies to every console in the Xbox family (including next-gen consoles the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S), or just the Xbox One. The PS4 and PS5 sizes will also differ, so PlayStation fans shouldn’t take this as a realisable gauge of how much space they’ll need come launch day.
Given that Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla is being “Optimised for Xbox Series X” with improved textures, resolutions, and ray-tracing tech, it’s likely that the game will be significantly larger when running