Ubisoft Confirms New Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry Titles in Development
Ubisoft is actively developing multiple new installments in both the Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry franchises, the company confirmed this week. The announcement comes as the gaming industry continues to evolve, with major publishers focusing on bolstering their established intellectual property.
According to reports, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot recently discussed the future of the company and its key series, revealing plans for several new Assassin’s Creed games alongside at least two new Far Cry titles. Gamespot details the confirmation.
The development of these new games comes amid internal discussions regarding leadership within Ubisoft. Guillemot addressed concerns about his son being placed in charge of some of these projects, stating that the decision was not based on nepotism. PC Gamer reports on the CEO’s statements.
Further details regarding the specific storylines, release dates, or platforms for these upcoming games remain scarce. However, the confirmation signals Ubisoft’s continued commitment to these popular franchises. MSN also covered the news.
The news arrives as Ubisoft navigates a changing landscape in the gaming industry, with increasing competition and evolving player expectations. The company’s focus on established franchises suggests a strategy of leveraging existing brand recognition and player loyalty.
