New Far Cry games release date, All upcoming Ubisoft projects, and more

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has officially confirmed that multiple Far Cry projects are actively in development, providing a clear picture yet of the publisher's release pipeline.

The news has brought relief to fans, given the recent months of cancellations, studio closures, and restructuring. Essentially, Ubisoft has consolidated its major franchises under Vantage Studios, a newly created subsidiary backed by a $1.2 billion Tencent investment. This venture is going to focus on transforming Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six into "billionaire-dollar brands."In the section below, we take a look at all the details regarding upcoming Ubisoft games, including the Far Cry series.

Far Cry projects currently in development

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot confirmed that two new Far Cry games are in development. It is likely that the first one is going to be Far Cry 7 (the mainline entry), while the other is believed to be Project Maverick, which is set to be an extraction-style multiplayer title set in the Alaskan wilderness. Far Cry 7 was initially scheduled to release earlier, but has been delayed. As per the leaks, its story will feature a conspiracist cult that kidnaps the protagonist's family.

You will then have 24 real-world hours (72 in-game hours) to rescue them, creating constant tension.

Assassin's Creed updates

Yves Guillemot's recent statements indicate that there are multiple Assassin’s Creed games currently in development. As per the leaks, here is what you can expect:

However, there is no exact certainty about the specifics. It is also worth noting that reports suggest another Assassin's Creed project, titled Singularity, was cancelled.

Other Ubisoft projects

As per insider reports and Guillemot's recent statements, Ubisoft is planning to release multiple major titles between 2026 and 2027. However, this ambitious news comes after Ubisoft cancelled six games, including the long-delayed Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake. The publisher has additionally restructured into five creative houses focused on quality over quantity, emphasizing that they are going to prefer extra development time to ensure higher-quality releases.You can expect a new mainline Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell Remake, Beyond Good and Evil 2, and a Rayman Remake. While Ubisoft has not provided firm release dates, 2026 and 2027 are expected to be landmark years for the publisher.This was all you needed to know about the recent news related to Ubisoft.