Assassin’s Creed: Codename Hexe, the next original mainline installment following Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, does not have an official release date from Ubisoft. Multiple reports instead cite an industry insider’s claim about the timeline, suggesting the game will not launch before the second half of 2027 at the earliest. Eurogamer similarly reports that the title is at least about a year away, based on insider information, and frames this as a delay compared with expectations that it could appear sooner. Ubisoft first announced Hexe in 2022, but has not published a specific window or calendar. The accounts align on the idea that Hexe is still in development and that players should not expect a near-term release. Both reports emphasize that the information comes from unnamed sources rather than company confirmation. As a result, the only widely agreed details are that Hexe is Ubisoft’s next planned original mainline entry after Shadows and that a release window, if accurate, would extend into late 2027 or later.