Ubisoft promises Assassin's Creed, Far Cry until April 2029

Ubisoft’s release slate: major franchises land by April 2029

Ubisoft says it expects to ship new installments across several of its biggest series—Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Ghost Recon—before April 2029.

In its latest earnings reporting, Ubisoft confirmed the next Assassin’s Creed game is coming “before April 2029,” alongside additional entries in the other franchises. Ubisoft also framed the period ahead as a multi-year push to reset expectations, telling investors and players to anticipate more games over roughly the next three years.

The company’s messaging isn’t only about timing. Ubisoft separately promised a “return to higher quality standards,” effectively linking the release schedule to an internal focus on improving outcomes rather than simply increasing output.

For players, the key takeaway is that Ubisoft is budgeting time for multiple large releases instead of treating the franchises as sporadic follow-ups. For the industry, that matters because these series are typically high-impact “platform” franchises that shape Ubisoft’s pipeline, staffing plans, and marketing cycles.

Why this matters

• Production planning: multi-franchise commitments can affect how studios staff and prioritize teams.
• Player expectations: “higher quality standards” signals a response to past criticism, which can influence how audiences judge upcoming entries.
• Competitive positioning: Ubisoft’s large releases compete with other major publishers’ flagship launches, so a stated deadline gives more context for what might land and when.

Details on specific titles and release windows beyond the broad cutoff weren’t provided in the material summarized here, but the confirmation that these franchises are still on a defined schedule is a notable signal of Ubisoft’s near- to mid-term direction.