Assassin's Creed Hexe likely won't release before 2028, according to Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming. Sources told him in October that the game encountered issues and was pushed back internally by another year, shifting from a previously targeted 2027 window.
Earlier leaks pointed to June 2027, while Nate The Hate suggested a second-half 2027 launch at earliest. Development has been troubled: Ubisoft Montreal reworked combat deep into production in February, and around 50 developers were reportedly moved off the project months later.
Ubisoft's Fall 2026 franchise update stated Hexe is making "steady progress" but acknowledged "still work ahead of us," promising the next major update in 2027. No official release window has been given, so 2028 remains an internal target that could shift further.
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