Assassin’s Creed: Not just one, but four video games would be presented this Saturday, according to the information

Game news Assassin’s Creed: Not just one, but four video games would be presented this Saturday, according to the information

“The Future of the Assassin’s Creed Franchise”

According to Bloomberg and “People close to the case“, Ubisoft could make many announcements this Saturday, especially around their flagship license Assassin’s Creed

: 155 million copies have been distributed since its debut in 2007. In fact, the studio, of French origin, has indicated that it is organizing one Showcase titled this Saturday Ubisoft Forward during which many announcements regarding its games are expected. Assassin’s Creed, then, definitely, but also Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope or Skull & Bones: understandable presences insofar as the releases of these two games are planned for the next two months.

In any case, new information about Assassin’s Creed: Mirage should be communicated. The next part of the saga, which we know will take place in the Middle East, should be closer to the first episodes of the license with game sequences focused on discretion.

Following the leaks, Ubisoft formalized the title, stating that it would be part of the Ubisoft Forward program. Nevertheless, the press release sent out by the studio states “that a segment dedicated to the future of the Assassin’s Creed franchise will also be on the program“What to expect from announcements of other unreleased video games?

Assassin’s Creed: Not one, but four games?

that grows Bloomberg, whose sources familiar with the matter mention two major games and one mobile game. The two main games would differ from Assassin’s Creed: Mirage. appointed Red

(managed by Ubisoft Quebec) and Neo (Ubisoft Montreal), the two would take place respectively in Japan and the latter periods of the Holy Roman Empire. Both games would be part of the Assassin’s Creed: Infinity project, a kind of multiverse of the license already announced by Ubisoft, but not expected before 2024. The latter is a mobile game about which Bloomberg communicates little information.

Rumors already mentioned last month by Jason Schreier or even Jeff Grubb and to be sure we will wait for an official communication from Ubisoft. That’s good, a Ubisoft Forward is scheduled this Saturday from 21:00 French time. Without necessarily giving away everything about the future of Assassin’s Creed, it should give us many elements of understanding about Ubisoft’s plans for its flagship license.