'Assassin's Creed: Syndicate' news and updates: new trailer 'Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy DLC' is out

The first downloadable content (DLC) for the much awaited game, "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate," has been revealed and it features two of the most famous people in history, Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens.
Dubbed as "Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy DLC," with this content, the players will get to have a chance to help and protect "two of the greatest minds of the industrial revolution," according to GameSpot.
Charles Darwin, an English geologist, is best famous for his work on the evolutionary theory, or commonly referred to as "The Theory of Evolution." Charles Dickens, on the other hand, was "the greatest novelist of the Victorian era," as mentioned by GameSpot. One of Dickens' most notable works is the popular novel "A Tale of Two Cities."
As briefly explained on the same website, the player's objective in "Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy DLC" is to "defend Charles Darwin's discoveries from those who would kill to silence him, and help a friend of legendary writer Charles Dickens keep a secret that could get him killed."
Watch the trailer below from "Assassin's Creed's" official YouTube channel.
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As for interested fans who would like to get their hands on this DLC, as explained on GameSpot, "fans must first pre-order 'Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.'"
The IP, as said on the official post, is going to be released on two different dates. "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles is set to be launched this coming Oct. 23 while the Windows PC port will be released almost a month after, on Nov. 19.
As for the reason why they had to move the PC release date, Ubisoft Studio Production Manager, Sam Kovalev, explained that the team is working to make the game more stable for the PC launch. "The additional four weeks are for us to really bear down and finalize all of the polish and optimization, to make sure the game and all of its systems are stable when it launches, so it runs smoothly for all players starting on day one," Kovalev said.