Ubisoft says no further Assassin’s Creed remakes are currently in active development following Black Flag Resynced. Its October 29 franchise update instead points toward new settings, stories and projects, while leaving open the possibility of revisiting older games later.
The statement defines the current development slate rather than ruling out remakes permanently. Ubisoft describes rebuilding Black Flag as a major undertaking and says the experience taught its teams lessons about balancing familiar material with new systems.
Hexe’s next major update is coming in 2027
Assassin’s Creed Codename Hexe is progressing, but Ubisoft says more work remains. The next substantial update is planned for 2027. That is a window for further information, not a newly announced release date.
The multiplayer project Codename Invictus also remains in development. Ubisoft says feedback from an early private test praised its traversal and teamplay, while asking for a stronger connection to the series’ defining features. The team has been revising the project in response.
Black Flag Resynced still has support ahead
The remake received its final major content update on October 27, but Ubisoft’s patch notes say smaller quality-of-life updates will follow over the coming months. The end of major content additions therefore does not mark the end of all support.
Black Flag Resynced is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
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