Ubisoft says it will release new entries in several major franchises by early 2029, according to recent reporting based on the company’s communications to investors and its earnings materials. The plans include a new Assassin’s Creed title, along with new games in the Far Cry and Ghost Recon series. Eurogamer reports that Ubisoft confirms the next Assassin’s Creed will launch before the end of its 2028–2029 financial year, which places the window before April 2029. Rock Paper Shotgun and TechRadar similarly describe the target as by March or early 2029, depending on the way the timeframe is presented.
In the same period, Ubisoft also discusses investment in an experimental “first playable generative AI experience.” While the exact scope and timing of this AI-related project are not detailed in the provided excerpts, Ubisoft characterizes it as part of its broader transformation efforts. The company’s public messaging frames the updated roadmap as supporting a turnaround following internal restructuring, including delays, cancellations, and staff changes mentioned by Rock Paper Shotgun.
