Netflix’s ‘Assassin’s Creed’ series has just taken a hit and needs to find a showrunner. It doesn’t smell very good from here.
The series was first announced in 2020 and then back on the carpet last September during a big Ubisoft Forward Assassin’s Creed, already marketed as “epic” and “scalable,” just lost one of its core members. Ubisoft and Netflix are hiring!
The Assassin’s Creed series has problems
It’s showrunner Jeb Stuart who gives us the bad news by declaring that he has left his post. The reason for such turbulence would be different creative visions that obviously could not hold together. When asked about the subject, the man replies that it is not very serious and that it is time for him to look elsewhere. A little icy.
I think it’s due to an exchange between those responsible in Los Angeles and those in London, who unfortunately inherited my vision of the project without being able to develop theirs. So I think it’s normal. Anyway, I know it’s going to be great. The people at Ubisoft are fantastic. It’s an amazing franchise. It was the perfect time to go our separate ways.
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So Jeb Stuart took off while Ubisoft and Netflix are now without a showrunner. It doesn’t smell very good, but nothing is lost yet. series Assassin’s Creed is still in its infancy and both companies have yet to recover, although it’s unclear how long the project has been in production. But for now, no one seems to have been chosen to take over, although we should certainly have news in the coming weeks.
The Assassin’s Creed license has the right to a brand new game this year, Assassin’s Creed Mirage. The game takes place in Baghdad before the events of Valhalla and should also mark a true homecoming for the franchise.
Also, some other big projects like Assassin’s Creed Jade, Hexe or even Red are expected to take place in Japan.
