A new Ubisoft leaked release roadmap has surfaced online, revealing details about several unannounced projects and upcoming launches. Covering major franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Ghost Recon, this roadmap highlights the publisher’s strategy through 2025 and beyond. While Ubisoft has yet to comment officially, the leak aligns with recent insider reports and planned release windows.
Major Assassin’s Creed Updates
1. Assassin’s Creed Hexe Set for 2026
According to the leak, Assassin’s Creed Hexe is scheduled for late 2026. Positioned as a darker, witchcraft-driven entry in the franchise, Hexe is expected to bring experimental mechanics and a unique narrative tone. The project is internally described as the “boldest” Assassin’s Creed to date.
2. Assassin’s Creed Invictus Multiplayer Project
Also listed is Assassin’s Creed Invictus, a standalone multiplayer experience still in early development. Set for release after Hexe, it focuses on co-op missions and player-versus-player stealth modes designed for long-term live service support.
Far Cry 7 and Ghost Recon Returns
3. Far Cry 7 Targeting 2025 Launch
The roadmap confirms Far Cry 7 is on track for a 2025 release. Early reports suggest a shift toward open-world survival elements with more player-driven storytelling and co-op-friendly systems.
4. Ghost Recon Overhaul Underway
A new Ghost Recon title, codenamed “Overstrike,” appears in development and aims to reboot the tactical shooter formula. Ubisoft intends to return the franchise to its roots while enhancing realism and squad-based immersion.
Other Key Projects on the Roadmap
5. Beyond Good & Evil 2 Still Alive
After years of silence, Beyond Good & Evil 2 resurfaces on the roadmap. While no release window is provided, its inclusion signals active development continues internally.
6. The Division Heartland Updates
The leak also points to expanded support for The Division Heartland, suggesting additional PvE content drops and crossover tie-ins with other Tom Clancy titles.
Community Reactions
The roadmap has sparked intense discussion:
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Excited fans welcome confirmations of long-rumored projects like Hexe and Far Cry 7.
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Skeptical voices question Ubisoft’s ability to manage multiple ambitious launches simultaneously.
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Speculation rises over potential delays, given Ubisoft’s history of shifting release timelines.
With several AAA franchises receiving attention, Ubisoft’s strategy signals a renewed focus on long-term live service models mixed with narrative-driven single-player experiences.
