According to gaming insider Tom Henderson, Ubisoft has some big projects on their plate, and they're about to show them off.
In his latest blog post at XFire, Henderson reveals that Ubisoft is putting together a significant games showcase and announces the games to be featured.
Some of the games are set for a 2022 release; there are also some exciting games listed currently in development with a probable 2023/2024 release date.
Expected 2022/23 Releases:
Skull & Bones
After years of problems during development, the ship battle game is ready for release sometime this year.
Avatar - Frontiers of Pandora
Everything seems on schedule, and a trailer will be released soon. However, the release window is still between April 2022 to May 2023.
The Division Heartland
Another edition in the Tom Clancy universe, this game, according to testers, is ready to play and should be released sometime during either Q2 or Q3 of 2022. As a free-to-play title, it's expected to have quite the excitement.
Immortals Fenyx Rising sequel
The original went over so well in 2020 that a sequel is currently being worked on. However, the project is only getting off the ground floor now as Ubisoft is still hiring talent for the project.
Assassin's Creed - Rift
After the project first leaked in February, Ubisoft has put a rush on the game, and it's a top priority. Hoping it comes out near the end of 2022.
Assassin's Creed - Infinity
While Rift is first when it comes to release date, Infinity will be a leading title in the Assassin's Creed series. Reports indicate that Animus will be a prominent fixture, and you'll be able to time travel. The game is expected to be a serious release and looks at a 2024/25 release date.
Some other games that are set to be featured at the big showcase are Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope and Roller Champions, which are expected to release in 2022, along with Ghost Recon Frontline, XDefiant, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time Remake, The Crew 3 (Project Orlando), Beyond Good and Evil 2 and a Splinter Cell remake all which don't have a release window at the moment.
