Ubisoft is reportedly moving forward with several long-awaited projects, including fresh entries in the Splinter Cell, Rayman and Far Cry franchises, according to early reports circulating in gaming circles.
The French publisher, known for its expansive portfolio of action-adventure and shooter titles, appears to be reactivating development on multiple dormant IPs. While Ubisoft has not officially confirmed details, sources indicate that work is underway on a new Splinter Cell game, marking a potential return for the stealth-focused series after years of silence.
reports suggest that a new Rayman title is in development, which would continue the beloved platformer franchise known for its vibrant art style and family-friendly gameplay. The last mainline entry, Rayman Legends, released in 2013, was widely praised by critics and fans alike.
Far Cry 7 is also reportedly in the pipeline, continuing Ubisoft’s long-running open-world first-person shooter series. The most recent installment, Far Cry 6, launched in 2021 and was set in a fictional Caribbean-inspired nation ruled by a dictator portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito.
These rumored projects come at a time when Ubisoft is navigating a shifting landscape in the gaming industry, balancing live-service expectations with renewed interest in single-player, narrative-driven experiences. The potential revival of these franchises could signal a strategic shift toward leveraging its rich library of intellectual properties to meet evolving player demands.
While no official announcements have been made, the reported activity around these titles has sparked renewed discussion among fans and industry observers about the future direction of some of Ubisoft’s most iconic series.
