Ubisoft has confirmed there are no other Assassin's Creed remakes currently in active development, following the release of Black Flag Resynced. The studio described the remake process as a massive undertaking, rebuilding old systems from scratch. Black Flag Resynced, launched on July 9, has reportedly exceeded annual expectations and recently received its final major content update.
Despite rumors of an Assassin's Creed 1 remake, Ubisoft stated its teams are focused on new titles and unannounced projects with fresh settings and stories. The company did not rule out future remakes entirely, indicating it will continue exploring ways to bring older games back. Meanwhile, Codename Hexe, a darker installment, is making steady progress but won't receive its next major update until 2027, with no official release window announced.
An insider previously claimed Hexe won't launch before the second half of 2027. The post also included a line of scrambled, coded text that fans are likely to decode. Additionally, the multiplayer project Codename Invictus is being reworked after a private Insiders Session.
Players enjoyed the return of PvP, parkour, and playing as different characters but requested more core series elements.
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