Assassin’s Creed will turn 20 years old in 2027. After 15 main series entries and even more handheld and mobile spinoffs, the series is showing no signs of slowing down. Its latest entry was Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, a remake of 2013’s Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag.
For the most part, Black Flag Resynced has received a very strong reception, with a 93% Critics Recommend score on OpenCritic. Naturally, that made us wonder what other Assassin’s Creed games are ripe for the remake treatment.
If pirate action isn’t for you, or you’re longing for some old-school Assassin’s Creed, don’t fret. Recent entries like Mirage and Shadows have been very strong, and even more Assassin’s Creed games are on the way. We’ve collected the latest news on all those upcoming Assassin’s Creed games, and even some other AC projects in the works.
Assassin’s Creed Codename Hexe
Release window: TBA
Platforms: TBA
Ubisoft officially announced Assassin’s Creed Codename Hexe in 2022, alongside other Assassin’s Creed games, but we still don’t know a ton about it. According to a March 2026 update from franchise head of content Jean Guesdon, players should “expect a unique, darker, narrative-driven Assassin’s Creed experience, set during a pivotal moment in history.”
Based on the announcement trailer and pre-reveal reports, Hexe will likely take players to 16th-century Europe and focus on witch hunts. It was thought that magical abilities would play a role in Hexe, though leaks have claimed those have been removed. Take leaks with a grain of salt, but Hexe has had several leadership and rumored team-wide reshuffles in 2026, so it’s possible (and even likely) that the game it is today is plenty different than the one Ubisoft had planned at the time of Hexe’s 2022 reveal.
In an October 2026 update about the franchise, Guesdon said Ubisoft is “making steady progress on this darker” game, and that it will share its next “major” update about Hexe in 2027. The update also shared some sort of cryptic message without context:
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Your guess is as good as mine as to what that means.
Reports from November 2026 claimed that Hexe was originally expected to be released in 2027, but Ubisoft has internally delayed it to 2028. Rumors of new, unannounced Assassin’s Creed projects also bubbled up: One is codenamed Mars and is a traditional Assassin’s Creed game set in Ancient Rome, while the other is Assassin’s Creed Pocket, a mobile game set in Jerusalem. Don’t expect to formally hear much about Mars until the end of the decade, according to Insider Gaming.
Assassin’s Creed Jade
Release window: TBA
Platforms: Android, iOS
Ubisoft has released Assassin’s Creed games on mobile before, but none quite like Assassin’s Creed Jade. At first blush, it looks like a console game and not one designed for touch controls on a phone. Like Hexe, it was first revealed in September 2022. At Gamescom 2023, Ubisoft shared a look at its gameplay, which features all the parkour and neck-stabbing action you’d expect from an open-world Assassin’s Creed game. Though it’s had closed betas before, there’s still no indication as to when Assassin’s Creed Jade will be released in full.
It will take players to Qin Dynasty China in 215 BC. You’ll parkour across the Great Wall and explore Ancient Chinese cities as a fully customizable assassin, a first for the series.
Assassin’s Creed Invictus
Release window: TBA
Platforms: TBA
Unlike Hexe and Jade, we’ve yet to actually see anything of Assassin’s Creed Invictus. We know it will be “a PvP multiplayer Assassin’s Creed experience led by a dedicated team of For Honor veterans at Ubisoft Montreal,” according to Guesdon in that March 2026 Assassin’s Creed franchise update. As for what that multiplayer experience will look like, your guess is as good as anyone’s; Invictus’ setting, characters, and narrative are all unknown. Assassin’s Creed has dabbled in multiplayer before. In 2010, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood had a few PvP modes, which were then featured in games like Black Flag, while Assassin’s Creed Unity included co-op multiplayer missions.
Leaks claimed Invictus would be — brace yourselves — a “Fall Guys version of Assassin’s Creed” with “Fortnite-style graphics.” However, Guesdon said Invictus “isn’t quite what the rumors have suggested.”
In the October 2026 update, Guesdon said Ubisoft recently ran a private Invictus playtest with hundreds of players. The response was “very positive,” but players “wanted more of the pillars that define Assassin’s Creed. The team spent the past months acting on [that feedback], and Invictus is now evolving in an exciting direction that better reflects those pillars while staying true to its multiplayer ambitions.”
Guesdon also reiterated that “information you come across online may be incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate” as Invictus evolves during development. “We’ll keep testing new iterations and update you as soon as we have more to share,” he said. Invictus is still without a release window.
More remakes?
Assassin’s Creed fans have been clamoring for more remakes after Black Flag Resynced successfully modernized one of the series’ best entries. However, Guesdon threw cold water on that hope in the October 2026 update. “One thing we want to be transparent about today is that we currently have no other Assassin’s Creed remake actively in development,” Guesdon said. “Our teams are already focused on the next chapter of Assassin’s Creed titles, including projects you haven’t heard about yet, featuring new settings and stories.”
He did leave the door open somewhat. “Like many of you, we love the idea of revisiting our classic titles, and we’ll keep exploring opportunities to bring older titles back,” Guesdon said.
Fan desire for more remakes of classic Assassin’s Creed games wasn’t just wishful thinking. “Players can be excited about some remakes, which will allow us to revisit some of the games we’ve created in the past and modernize them,” Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said in a 2024 interview for Ubisoft’s own website. Guillemot’s use of the plural “remakes” certainly made it sound like more were on the way outside of just Black Flag Resynced, though Ubisoft has now confirmed that’s not the case.
Heredis
Release window: December 2026
The next Assassin’s Creed spinoff is a surprising one: The stage production Heredis is set to premiere in Montreal in December before moving to Paris in 2027. It’s an “original live show” that “blends acrobatics, parkour, theatre, and history into a powerful new stage experience,” according to Ubisoft.
Audiences won’t need to read up on their series lore to enjoy it, and the production’s website doesn’t mention how assassins or templars fit into its story (if at all). Heredis will follow Naël on a history-hopping adventure to find his missing father.
Assassin’s Creed TV series
Release window: TBA
Assassin’s Creed already went live action once with a derided film that starred Michael Fassbender. (Some folks enjoyed it.) But that didn’t stop Ubisoft from partnering with Netflix in 2020 to bring Assassin’s Creed stories to life in a different way. A live action series got the greenlight in July 2025 with one of the Halo TV show writers on board.
Toby Wallace, Lola Petticrew, Noomi Rapace, and more have since been cast. Filming started in spring 2026 and wrapped in the fall. Fans initially wondered if the show would be an adaptation of the Ezio games, but instead it will be an original story set in Ancient Rome.
The Netflix series does not have a release date at this time.