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After launch Resync Assassin's Creed Black Flag, Ubisoft It has been confirmed that the remainder of 2026 will feature a lighter lineup of major releases than previous years. Ubisoft has been undergoing a major overhaul over the past few years as the publisher continues to sort out how it plans to move forward with its biggest franchises.
Ubisoft confirms slower release schedules before major franchises return
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As part of Ubisoft's recent 2026 financial report (via GamesRadar), the company stated that it expects a lighter release schedule starting from the remainder of fiscal 2026 through the end of the fiscal year on March 31, 2027. The only major premium releases the company can release are: Rayman Legends Retold There is nothing planned yet for spring 2027. However, Ubisoft has said that “significantly bigger” years are planned for the next few fiscal cycles, which run from 2027 to 2029, and that each of its biggest franchises will return during this period. The publisher will continue to do its best to produce future works. Assassin's Creed, ghost reconand Far Cry franchise, together Far Cry In particular, large-scale breaches have been occurring recently. Still, there's no word on the status of smaller projects or Ubisoft's various development hell projects. Beyond Good and Evil 2 and splinter cell make again
