Reliable leaker Tom Henderson over on Insider Gaming has reported on Ubisoft's upcoming release schedule:
Fiscal 2025 1st half (April-September 2024)- Star Wars Outlaws
Fiscal 2025 2nd half (October 2024-March 2025)- AC Red (Japan)
Fiscal 2026- Far Cry 7 (singleplayer extraction game to rescue multiple kidnapped family member within a time limit)
Fiscal 2026- Far Cry multiplayer extraction shooter (fictional Alaska based setting)
Fiscal 2026- Ghost Recon Project Naiman (set during fictional Naiman War)
Fiscal 2026- AC Hexe (Holy Roman Empire circa 1500's)
Fiscal 2026- AC Invictus (multiplayer game)
Fiscal 2026- Splinter Cell remake
Beyond Fiscal 2026
-AC4 Black Flag Remake and several other planned Assassin's Creed games
-New IP set during WW2 (extraction shooter, release in 2026 or 2027)
-The Division: Heartland
-Beyond Good and Evil 2 (he reports it is still nowhere close to release even though it was announced middle of last gen)
He also reported on player numbers and revenue for 3 recent Ubisoft releases:
-AC Mirage: 5m players, $250m revenue in just under 4 months. It sold comparably to the most recent classic formula AC game, Syndicate, which sold 4.1m in about 3 months, but seems to have sold less than the 3 RPG AC games, which each hit well over 10m sales lifetime, with Valhalla the highest among them, passing $1b in revenue in about 1 year and 2 months, 4 times where AC Mirage revenue stands after nearly 4 months.
-Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora- 1.9m players in less than 2 months, $133m revenue. Sold less than Ubisoft Massive's previous 2 games, The Division 1 and 2, which made $330m and $264m respectively in revenue in a similar time period, well above the $133m for Avatar.
-Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown- 300k players in about 2 weeks, estimated $15m in revenue. Ubisoft is apparently disappointed that the strong reviews did not translate into strong sales.
