A variety of upcoming Ubisoft games are currently in the works, and we've recapped them all for you here.
Following the release of a new game from Ubisoft with Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced (you can learn more about in our Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced review), we're also set to see a Rayman remake land, too, although it's just been pushed back into December after going gold. And thanks to Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, future releases have been added to the line-up for 2027, with the likes of a reveal for a new tactical single-player experience in the Rainbow 6 universe.
It's been a news-filled time for Ubisoft in recent times. Not only did it see a restructure earlier this year which sadly saw the cancelation of several games, but Tencent also invested in Vantage Studios in 2025, which is a Ubisoft subsidiary that's spearheading development on new Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six games. So, we could still see yet more games get revealed in the future (we're looking at you Far Cry). Most recently, its own form of Steam Early Access also began, where players can check out in-development versions of new games that only have codenames to offer feedback. We'll be keeping our eyes peeled for future updates, but in the meantime, you can find a full breakdown of all of the upcoming Ubisoft games we know about so far below.
All the upcoming Ubisoft games we know about
Upcoming Ubisoft games: 2026
Rayman Legends Retold
Platforms: PS5, PC, Switch 2, Xbox Series X
Release date: December 3, 2026
A blast from the past, but better than you remember. The latest upcoming Ubisoft game on our roster is Rayman Legends Retold, a 3D-2D action platformer that's now landing in December after a slight delay from its original October release date.
It was unveiled during the June 2026 PlayStation State of Play for the very first time, giving us our first glimpse at Rayman, Globox, and all their friends after their thoroughly modern makeover. It might not be anything brand new to write home about, but our Games Editor was impressed all the same in his Rayman Legends Retold preview.
TBC 2027
Heroes of Might and Magic 3 Remake
Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC 2027
During Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, Ubisoft announced a Heroes of Might and Magic 3 remake, which is set to bring the classic 1999 turn-based strategy game back for modern audiences. Rebuilt in 3D with 4K visuals, the two expansions of the original game will also be packaged into this shiny updated remake, which will you draw you into the high fantasy world of Erathia.
Choosing from various factions with their own distinct playstyles and fantasy creatures, you'll set out across campaigns, exploring the world, building up towns, and gathering resources. With an online component, you can also get stuck into battles against other players, or create custom maps and share them with others. For more, you can check out our Heroes of Might and Magic 3 hands-on preview.
Rainbow 6 Tactics
Platform(s): PC
Release date: TBC 2027
As part of Ubisoft's announcements during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, Rainbow 6 Tactics was revealed. Taking place in the Rainbow 6 universe, Tactics is a new turn-based strategy single-player experience in which you play as a freshly appointed commander. In your role, you'll assemble a squad from a roster of operators who all have their own unique abilities, gear, and approaches.
As you lead them across missions that take place around the world, you'll set out to uncover a shadow organization and try to dismantle them. All the while, you can work to build up your own headquarters and train your team to become more effective. Steadily, you'll begin to gather intel that will help you in your quest to stop your foes and unravel the conspiracy they're at the heart of.
Upcoming Ubisoft games: TBC
Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe
Platforms: TBC
Release date: TBC
Something wicked this way comes? Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe is perhaps the most mysterious upcoming Ubisoft game of them all, purely for the fact that its short teaser trailer gives up next to nothing. All we can see from it is a handmade talisman, resembling the Assassin's insignia, dangling against the backdrop of a dark forest.
Ubisoft has only gone so far as to describe Hexe as "a very different Assassin's Creed game," with speculating fans pointing to hints that Hexe might be set during the German witch trials. This seems entirely plausible, especially given the Pagan connotations of the talisman, so we can't help but get excited for what promises to be a darker and maybe somewhat spookier AC experience.
Assassin's Creed Jade
Platforms: iOS, Android
Release Date: TBC
A beloved franchise is getting the mobile treatment in Assassin's Creed Jade. It's set in ancient China, and save for the initial announcement trailer and confirmation of its title being simply Assassin's Creed Jade (having been previously referred to as codename Jade), details on this one are still a little sparse - aside from a brief hands-on back in 2023.
We do know that Jade will be a mobile-exclusive, open world game. With free reign of iconic landmark locations, Assassin's Creed executive director Marc-Alexis Côté says we will be able to "parkour atop the Great Wall of China, sneak through bustling cities, engage in intense combat, and discover the secrets, the vastness, of ancient China."
Beyond Good and Evil 2
Platforms: TBC
Release date: TBC
First hinted at in 2008, Beyond Good and Evil 2 has become synonymous with developmental hell. It's been several years since Ubisoft officially announced it during E3 2017, and with just a few promo shots and press releases to show for it since then, it's anyone's guess whether we can expect news anytime soon.
What we do know is that Beyond Good and Evil 2 is intended as a prequel to the 2003 original, this time featuring more open-world RPG gameplay, branching narratives, and the choice between playing solo or multiplayer modes.
Project U
Platforms: TBC
Release date: TBC
For a game that's already had one closed beta test, there's precious little online about Project U. According to the Ubisoft website, Project U is a "new concept of session-based co-op shooter, where many players unite to prevail against an overwhelming threat."
This isn't the first time the publisher has hazarded a go at a co-op looter-shooter, though, with the cancellation of Project Q back in 2023, which saw its crew move over to work on Assassin's Creed Mirage (which released in 2024) instead.
Splinter Cell remake
Platforms: TBC
Release date: TBC
One upcoming Ubisoft game we would love to get a closer look at is the Splinter Cell remake, which went into development in 2021. With Ubisoft Toronto at the helm, the studio is keen to "make sure the spirit of the early games remains intact".
That means we'll hopefully see the stealth-heavy action gameplay we remember from the 2002 original. It's apparently possible to get through the whole game without a single kill, too, but we'll believe it when we see some gameplay.
Tom Clancy's The Division 3
Platforms: TBC
Release date: TBC
This one is probably in its most embryonic stages of pre-production planning, but Ubisoft has casually let slip that Tom Clancy's The Division 3 is in the works. We don't know much else about it just yet, save that it'll be developed by Massive Entertainment and spearheaded by Julian Gerighty as executive producer of the whole Tom Clancy brand (via Twitter).
Since he finished directing Star Wars Outlaws in 2024, though, we don't expect to see the third Division game (or hear much more about it) for a while. To be honest, the earliest time we can expect an update is likely in mid-2026. In the meantime, if you are curious about Gerighty's latest big Ubisoft game, you can read our Star Wars Outlaws review.
March of the Giants
Release date: TBC
Ubisoft acquired the upcoming free-to-play game, March of Giants, from Amazon Game Studios on December 15, 2025. That means the future strategy game is officially in the line-up of new games being published by Ubisoft. Developed by March of Giant Team, this is a MOBA that sees you lead an army as a giant war commander in 4v4 battles.
The team behind March of the Giants includes some Ubisoft veteran developers, including Xavier Marquis who's creative director. Marquis previously had the same job role on Tom Clancy's Rainbow Siege Six. Alexandre Parizeau, who's on March of Giants as Senior production leader, previously worked at Ubisoft Toronto.
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