It’ll be coming to Netflix as part of a three-game deal Ubisoft just announced with the streaming giant, and in all likelihood will tie into the Assassin’s Creed series being made for Netflix games too. The other new Assassin’s Creed game coming to mobile is a little more mysterious. Our bet here is that it’ll follow the same shape and structure of Genshin Impact, another very successful open-world game on mobile. But weirdly, when asked, Ubisoft wouldn’t confirm who is co-developing the game, which is odd. It is widely expected that Ubisoft has enlisted the help of Tencent to make the title, which has deep expertise in taking ‘western’ brands mobile (League of Legends, Call of Duty and Apex Legends to name a few). The first is codenamed Jade, and is a full-scale open-world game set in ancient China.
As for the Assassin's Creed VR game announced in 2020, Henderson says it's currently "unclear" if it'll be part of Ubisoft Forward.Īll will be revealed, of course, when Ubisoft's digital showcase airs on YouTube and Twitch this Saturday, 10th September, from 8pm in the UK.Among the many Assassin’s Creed games revealed by Ubisoft last week, two were bespoke mobile games coming to iOS.
Supporting rumours that've been swirling round the internet for some time now, Henderson says Project Red will be set in Japan, with early concept art showing a female samurai-like assassin - although it's likely players will also be able to play as a male protagonist.Īs for Project Hexe (which is said to have recently changed its name from Project Neo), this Ubisoft Montreal project is claimed to be the "darkest Assassin's Creed game ever", unfolding during the witch hunts in 16th century Europe.Īway from Assassin's Creed Infinity, Henderson says Ubisoft Forward will also unveil a new China-set Assassin's Creed mobile game, currently being referred to as Project Jade, and reveal the final chunk of DLC for Assassin's Creed Valhalla. However, Henderson also claims - based on "several new sources further corroborating" information he'd heard previously - that Saturday will reveal two games set to be part of the live-service Assassin's Creed Infinity platform, known as Project Red and Project Hexe. Watch on YouTube A final chunk of Assassin's Creed Valhalla DLC is also said to be getting a reveal.
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