Ubisoft Reportedly Working On Two New Assassin's Creed Games

It's been quite some time since Assassin's Creed fans last explored the streets of Rome, and even longer since they visited Jerusalem. However, that could soon change: according to French content creator j0nathan, who has a history of accurately reporting Ubisoft-related leaks, the company is reportedly working on two Assassin's Creed games.

One of these rumored projects is said to be developed under the codename Mars and set in Ancient Rome. However, there's no information on whether the game is intended to be a mainline entry or a spin-off within the franchise. The second game is reportedly a mobile title codenamed Pocket, set in Jerusalem.

Interestingly, Netflix's upcoming live-action Assassin's Creed series is also set in Ancient Rome during Emperor Nero's reign, so given the shared setting, the leaker believes the rumored game, Mars, could have some kind of connection to the show. Insider Gaming says it has heard about both codenames, although it hasn't been able to verify the claims because the franchise has been going through "turbulence over the last year or so, which started after the departure of Marc-Alexis Côté".

Ubisoft has yet to officially confirm any of these details, and even if the rumors are accurate, things could still change as development progresses. For now, the future of Assassin's Creed remains a bit unclear: according to Insider Gaming, Assassin's Creed Hexe has been pushed back internally by another year. As for the remakes of older games, fans shouldn't expect to see them anytime soon either.

You can check out j0nathan's video below:

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