Ubisoft has revealed that it will host an event in September to announce the future of its popular Assassin’s Creed game, the publisher said on Tuesday as part of its livestream event to celebrate the 15th anniversary of its Assassin’s Creed franchise. announced during The company is said to be working on two Assassin’s Creed projects, which include a live service game and a standalone title codenamed Rift. Ubisoft has yet to provide any details about what to expect from its September event.
On Tuesday, Ubisoft teased gamers with an announcement concerning the “future of Assassin’s Creed,” celebrating its 15 years during a livestream event. Assassins Creed Franchise – The first game was published in 2007. “Join us this September as we unveil the future of Assassin’s Creed during a special event,” the publisher said. No additional details were revealed, including whether it would announce one or more Assassin’s Creed titles at an upcoming event.
last year, it was informed of That Ubisoft was working on a new Assassin’s Creed game called Infinity, which is expected to be a live service title. The upcoming title is expected to be an evolving title similar to games like Fortnite and GTA Online. Assassin’s Creed Infinity It is likely to bring one of the biggest changes in the history of the franchise since its launch in 2007.
Ubisoft later confirmed Unity’s development blog post, It’s worth noting that the title of the blog post also includes the words “the future of the Assassin’s Creed franchise.”
Meanwhile, Ubisoft is said to be working on a standalone Assassin’s Creed title codenamed Rift. Earlier this year, Bloomberg informed of That Ubisoft began working on the Rift as an expansion to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, but ended up developing it as a standalone title to fill its slim release schedule for this year or 2023. The Rift is expected to star Bassim, an assassin from Valhalla, offering a much smaller scope than Ubisoft’s recent entries in the franchise, and will focus on stealth gameplay, according to the report.