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Despite being in development for more than a decade, Beyond Good & Evil 2 has yet to enter full production. According to French outlet Origami, the team at Ubisoft Montpellier is still working on the project and preparing for another internal milestone that could pave the way for full-scale production. -
"It's a Rental Disguised as a Sale": Lawmakers in the US Want to Ban Taking Purchased Games Away From Players
A purchased game that the publisher can "switch off" at any moment isn't a purchase, an American legislator argues. -
Ubisoft says the Singapore changes are meant to align the studio with upcoming production needs, while the proposed closure of RedLynx in Finland remains subject to local negotiations. -
Sliderv2 has uploaded an unfinished post-credits scene cut from Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, offering a rare look at how the remake once planned to bridge Edward Kenway's story with later events in the series. The minute-long clip is set in a London tavern about five years after Black Flag, after Edward has given up piracy and returned to England with his daughter. -
Ubisoft has started outlining how it wants fans involved in Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake's development, with the first month-long discussion cycle centered on Playstyles. Each cycle will last about a month, giving the team time to explain its decisions, hear from the community and then show changes and prototypes. -
Ubisoft has officially announced the shutdown of its tactical shooter Rainbow Six Mobile. First announced in 2022, the game is scheduled to permanently take its servers offline on January 15. -
Insiders: Ubisoft will give Watch Dogs: Legion a second chance, with a director's cut expected in the first half of 2027
Watch Dogs was once conceived as a rival to GTA, but after Legion the series effectively went quiet. It seems Ubisoft still has plans for it. -
Christoph Hartmann will oversee Ubisoft's newly branded Massive Entertainment unit, which now unites teams in Montreal, Paris, Sweden, and Toronto around The Division, Ghost Recon, and Splinter Cell. The name comes from Ubisoft's Swedish studio, which dates back nearly three decades, and replaces Creative House 2. -
Ubisoft Toronto has posted at least three Splinter Cell Remake job listings in recent months, including two in the last two weeks, underscoring that the project is still recruiting despite reports that it is in a fragile state. -
The Division 2 goes horror: in the Central Park expansion, agents will have to survive without GPS — what else is known about the upcoming update?
A place where epidemic victims were once buried has become dangerous again, years later. This time, not even a map will help the agents. -
Ubisoft was developing a Legend of Zelda spin-off starring Ganondorf — the project's cancellation ended up ending the collaboration with Nintendo
The idea of making the series' main villain the protagonist wasn't Ubisoft's to begin with. And the cancellation of this game ultimately drove the two companies apart. -
Ubisoft has revealed the system requirements for the remake of Rayman Legends Retold. The minimum configuration calls for a GTX 1660 and 8 GB of RAM, while playing at 1080p on high settings will require an RTX 3070. The game now has four sets of system requirements: 1080p, 1080p at high settings, 2K, and 4K. All four configurations require 33 GB of storage space. -
RUNE says its modified Assassin's Creed Mirage executable is a Proof of Concept showing that the game can be rebuilt to run without Denuvo or VMProtect attached. The group says this was not a simple bypass, but a rewritten version of the file that no longer needs the protection components to start. -
Ubisoft and Evil Empire released a free Anniversary Update for The Rogue Prince of Persia on September 17, 2026. The patch is available to all owners of the game, which also has a Steam page.
The update's biggest addition is the new Ice element. Freeze builds up in stacks, and after two stacks it completely locks enemies down and interrupts their attacks. When the effect ends, frozen enemies take a damage burst, while opponents standing in water receive double stacks. -
Ubisoft has confirmed the song lineup for Just Dance: Decades of Hits, with 35 tracks spanning six decades, and the game is set to launch on October 13, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. A Nintendo Switch 2 version will follow on November 10, while the reveal trailer was published on September 10. -
Ubisoft is testing its new Steam launch setup on Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, using Ubisoft Connect Services instead of the separate launcher. SteamDB's update history for the game reportedly includes the launch parameters -upc_ucs_mode and -uplay_steam_mode, which points to the switch. -
Xbox Insiders can now test Xbox Disc-to-Digital, though support is uneven at launch. Some Ubisoft and Square Enix discs are already triggering a block message, which means owners cannot yet turn every qualifying disc into a digital license. -
Ubisoft has shared new details regarding Rainbow Six Tactics, the turn-based strategy spin-off first announced at Gamescom 2026. The tactical title is slated to launch in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. -
Splinter Cell remake footage leaks online — 2004 Tbilisi, a note in Russian, and a first look at the villain
For the first time in almost five years since it was announced, the Splinter Cell remake has been shown to the public — though not by Ubisoft. Early screenshots were discovered in the public portfolio of a Ubisoft Toronto employee working on the project. The material is dated to at least 2024. -
Ubisoft China creative director Jean-Felix Monin said the studio did not want to rewrite the core systems of Heroes of Might and Magic III Remake. The project is scheduled for release in 2027, and Ubisoft has already opened a Steam page for it.
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