Penello helped shape the brand, starting with the original Xbox, and reportedly served as a consultant for Microsoft's next-gen console.
Game director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz promises to reveal more "gameplay features, locations, and characters" over the coming months.
Benoit Richter has also worked on Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Transference and non-Ubisoft titles like Army of Two: The 40th Day.
According to Insider Gaming, "ongoing talks at the high levels" could result in the next console generation arriving later than planned.
The story takes place during a time of "turmoil and collapsing order," as rival gangs clash in the shadows, according to the developer.
"I've seen too many TV shows and books be swayed trying to please a lot of people," says lead writer Jennifer Svedberg-Yen.
The alleged port for last year's action RPG seemingly offers a "Graphics Mode," which outputs at 1080p when the console is docked.
The website was registered by the same company that handles domains for all of Ubisoft's IPs, including Far Cry and Splinter Cell.
Multiple events, the Nameless General World Boss, a new Puzzle Cave, and more await fans of the free-to-play wuxia action RPG.
A new year brings new possibilities, fresh hype and many, many games. Here are our picks for the most anticipated new releases.
CD Projekt CFO Piotr Nielubowicz previously talked about "new content" that "may see release in the coming year" and impact earnings.
Microsoft closes out 2025 in the worst way for its console line-up, prompting concerns despite a stacked 2026 release schedule.
"I think we'll have a lot to announce this year. Stay tuned," promises series creator Yuji Horii, though further details remain unknown.
Since the first two episodes went live in October 2025, players have completed 52.5 million shifts and dispatched over one billion heroes.
The new title could be Project M, announced back in 2023 and seemingly offering a "vision that could only exist on Nintendo hardware."
Hideki Kamiya says the team "had our noses to the grindstone so thoroughly that before we knew it, another year passed us by."
The horror renaissance in gaming continues as 2025 has produced some of the most terrifying titles in the genre yet.
From awe-inspiring vistas and surreal scenarios to superb performance and technical wizardry - these titles excelled above all else.
Stealth, in all its subtle and chaotic permutations, remains as endearing in games as ever, especially in this year's big releases.
As live-service remains a risk and most co-op titles fall by the wayside, single-player games continue to dominate the industry.
