UNOFFICIAL RUMOR COMPILATION

ASSASSIN'S CREED PALAPA

An Empire United. A Brotherhood Divided.

Assassin's Creed: Palapa — an unofficial fan compilation of rumors about a possible Nusantara-set Assassin's Creed, following Majapahit admiral Mpu Nala during the age of Gajah Mada. Not an official Ubisoft announcement.

How solid is this rumor? Check the Leak Meter Everything about the world of Nusantara Browse the concept art &reference gallery

⏳ Rumor Watch

Will Ubisoft Confirm It?

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Targeting November 1, 2028 — our best guess for the next possible reveal window, not an official date.

🏝️ The Setting

Welcome to Nusantara

Everything the rumors point to about the world, story, and scale.

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Vast Archipelago

An open world spanning Java, Bali, Sumatra, and the Malacca Strait, stitched together by sail.

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Sacred Temples

Borobudur, Prambanan, and the ruins of Trowulan hide secrets older than any kingdom.

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Gajah Mada's Court

Political intrigue at the heart of the Sumpah Palapa — an oath to unite an archipelago.

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Mpu Nala's Fleet

Command the legendary armada built by the Brotherhood's own master shipwright.

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The Serpent's Blade

Hunt for Cura Si Manjakini, the sword said to have founded a royal line — and drawn a hidden order's eye.

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Hidden Brotherhood

A Nusantaran order of Assassins stands against a power manipulating an empire from the shadows.

🖼️ Gallery

Concept Art &Mood Board

Real-world reference photography of the sites and artifacts behind this rumor — not actual game screenshots.

Trowulan at Dawn

Borobudur Shadows

Malacca Strait Fleet

Gajah Mada's Court

Java Sea Sunset

Hidden Candi Vault

Photos via Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons licensed: Candi Tikus by Gunkarta, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Borobudur sunrise by Thrillseekr, CC BY 2.0 · Borobudur ship relief by Michael J. Lowe, CC BY-SA 2.5 · Trowulan terracotta head by Gunkarta, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Sunset of Java by Pakusmanjahat, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Borobudur relief by Anandajoti Bhikkhu, CC BY 2.0

🔍 Leak Credibility Meter

How Solid Is This Rumor?

We rank each claim by how consistently it appears across community theories — not by confirmed sources.

High Confidence

Nusantara Setting

Community consensus

Fills one of Ubisoft's last unexplored regions
Long-requested by Southeast Asian fans
Matches recent regional hiring patterns

Moderate Confidence

Majapahit / Gajah Mada Era

Circumstantial evidence

Fits AC's political-intrigue formula
Rich, underused maritime-empire setting
No official confirmation yet

Speculative

Mpu Nala as Protagonist

Fan theory

Based on a real Majapahit admiral
Fits AC's ordinary-person-turned-legend pattern
Entirely theorized by this community

❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an official Ubisoft announcement?

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No — this is an unofficial fan compilation of community rumors and speculation. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Ubisoft.

Where did this rumor come from?

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This page compiles long-standing community speculation about an unannounced Assassin's Creed setting. Treat every detail here as fan theory, not confirmed fact.

Why a Nusantara setting?

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It's one of the few major historical empires Assassin's Creed has never explored — a maritime empire, political intrigue, and mythology that fit the series perfectly.

Is 'Mpu Nala' a real historical figure?

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Yes — he is recorded as the Majapahit admiral credited with building the fleet used in Gajah Mada's unification campaigns. His portrayal here as an Assassin is entirely speculative fan fiction.

When would this release?

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There is no confirmed date. The countdown on this page reflects community speculation, not an official announcement.

The Empire Nusantara Deserves

This is fan speculation, not a confirmed leak — but explore every theory and piece of circumstantial evidence we've compiled for Assassin's Creed: Palapa.

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