The publisher officially confirmed the next Ghost Recon is in development, but a release window remains unknown. Internally, an alpha is planned for this Fall, and if everything goes according to plan, it could launch next year. Splinter Cell Remake hasn’t received many updates, but rumors from last year indicate a potential 2026 release. As for Assassin’s Creed Hexe, it was previously alleged to launch after support wraps for Assassin’s Creed Shadows.

Of course, that’s not all, as Ubisoft allegedly has the next mainline Far Cry (Project Blackbird) and an extraction shooter spin-off (Project Maverick) in development. There’s also the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake, which the publisher said would launch before the fiscal year ends; Project Alterra, an “Animal Crossing-esque” game; Project Crest, an extraction shooter in World War 2; and Beyond Good and Evil 2.

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Remake and Assassin’s Creed Invictus are currently “up in the air” with regards to release dates. Tom Clancy’s The Division 3, the next Crew, and “multiple other mainline and smaller Assassin’s Creed experiences” are planned for “beyond 2027.” Regardless, the next two years should feel fairly packed. Stay tuned for updates and potential reveals in the coming months.

Though it’s still receiving post-launch support, Ubisoft has reportedly greenlit a new title in the series, according to Insider Gaming’s Tom Henderson. It’s also allegedly a brand-new title rather than a follow-up to Motorfest, which is interesting since the latter was rumored to have started development as DLC for The Crew 2.

Whether it’s greenlighting is a recent development or not, it will likely be some time before The Crew 4’s announcement, so stay tuned. The Crew Motorfest is out now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, and PC. Check out our review of the launch version here.

Developer Ivory Tower is also working to add an offline mode to The Crew 2 after legal controversies arising from the delisting of the original game.