It’s no secret Ubisoft has been in tough form as of late. The latest determination to delay Murderer’s Creed Shadows is a harbinger of that, as creatives and executives on the developer rethink the way it releases its video games. Now, it appears the corporate desires to double down on its hottest franchise, with alleged plans to launch a brand new Murderer’s Creed each six months for the foreseeable future.
There’ll reportedly be a brand new Murderer’s Creed recreation each six months for the subsequent decade
In response to Ubisoft insider Tom Henderson on the Xbox Two + One podcast, Ubisoft has a “sturdy” lineup of releases throughout its varied sequence. This features a new Ghost Recon recreation, Far Cry 7, the just lately confirmed Rayman recreation, and a Far Cry extraction shooter. Additionally included is a slew of Murderer’s Creed video games together with the already revealed Murderer’s Creed Shadows, Hexe, and Invictus. He additionally believes that is the start of a plan to launch an entry each six months for the subsequent ten years.
“They’ve received Murderer’s Creed Shadows, they’ve additionally received Murderer’s Creed Invictus subsequent 12 months, Murderer’s Creed Hexe, Murderer’s Creed: Black Flag remake, they usually plan to do a brand new Murderer’s Creed each six months or so for the subsequent ten years, I imagine,” says Henderson.
Like all rumors, its potential that these claims should not the case. Nevertheless, Henderson does have a fairly stable observe file, so it’s fairly seemingly this might be a plan the corporate has mentioned. We’ll simply should see subsequent 12 months if the biannual launch plan begins. If Ubisoft goes ahead with this technique, meaning 20 video games from the favored franchise will launch throughout the subsequent decade.
Murderer’s Creed Shadows was initially alleged to launch on November 15, 2024. Nevertheless, because of classes realized from Star Wars Outlaws problematic launch, Ubisoft delayed the sport to February 14, 2025.
(Supply: Xbox Two + One Podcast)
