If the new Far Cry title is the one developed by the new Berlin team funded in 2017 it's going to be interesting and hopefully *fresh*
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Ubisoft to release 5 AAA titles between October 2020 and March 2021, more information on the titles and launch timing in May
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Everyone who's hating on Cyberpunk for not being in 3rd person will buy Legion to vote with their wallet, clearly.
A remake, sure. I was referring to a more polished looking "HD" version of the existing game. Games have moved so far beyond that (Even within the AC series) that it would be terrible idea.
That is support studio. Ubisoft Montreal is probably working on it as lead studio.
Cyberpunk is September, Watch Dogs Legion probably is cross-gen and comes out around when the new consoles come out, so November. That's far enough apart.
Oh god... who is supposed to play all of these games?
Watch Dogs is send out to die.
And isn't Gods and Monsters supposed to be like Breath of the wild x assassin's creed? This new ip fighting with a brand new Assassin's Creed is downright cruel from ubi.
Watch Dogs is send out to die.
And isn't Gods and Monsters supposed to be like Breath of the wild x assassin's creed? This new ip fighting with a brand new Assassin's Creed is downright cruel from ubi.
I don´t know. Hacking, distopian neon city visuals, open world, classes etc
For POP at least, they had a reason in AC (still reckon they both can co-exist though), but can't believe we're closing out a gen, without even ONE NEW Splinter Cell title.
I'm going to reinstall and ghost through the OG trilogy and Blacklist again, man. Fuck this shit...
I'm going to reinstall and ghost through the OG trilogy and Blacklist again, man. Fuck this shit...
We don't know enough about Gods& Monsters yet. It's from the team that did Odyssey, yes, and this could have been the IP that David Gaider worked on while he was with Ubi Quebec for a few years.
if it ends up being a proper mythological action/adventure with monsters everywhere and proper dungeons with puzzles and such, it'll be a very different game from a pseudo-historical Viking RPG that the next AssCreed is rumoured to be.
Not this fiscal year. Skull and Bones was probably rebooted. BGE2 is probably progressing at a snail's pace.
I'm sure it will be, especially with Ubi's new mandate that all projects must bring something interesting to the table and not just be generic cookie cutter stuff
At this point I would take a Conviction HD Remaster, we DON'T DESERVE THIS TREATMENT.
I'M SAD GODDAMMIT.
I'M SAD GODDAMMIT.
Isn't that mandate just a few months old at this time? Is there enough time to change course mid development?
Ah yeah totally agree. If they re-release AC 1, it needs to be done properly. Update visuals and animations of course, but they especially need to rework the missions building up to assassinations so it's not just "tail, pickpocket, eavesdrop" etc. over and over. It would also be great if they fleshed out the countryside and added some sub-stories there to bring it more in line with Origins and Odyssey while still retaining the overall spirit and essence of the original
So what will the othe two be... hmm.... tough to call.... very tough...
Aha:
Aha:
- Game 1 + Eye watering amounts of MTX
- Game 2 + Eye watering amounts of MTX
It seems so. I mean that's why Watch Dogs, Gods & Monsters, etc. were delayed.
They'll still keep the core of the games intact, but they might trim/tweak some things that are too same-y.
For example, if Ubisoft still heavily relied on towers in all their games, they might just tweak a few of the games to remove towers so that they're unique to just AC. Or another example could be that they'll just let the drone mechanic be a Watch Dogs thing rather than shoehorn it into everything else.
IDK, that's my best guess at least. Small changes can help their various IPs feel distinct from each other
Wait, it'll be story-based? Didn't know that, now I'm actually interested
I was thinking of another game, a mobile F2P game. Gods and Monsters is definitely a big project.
So it's:
- Watch Dogs Legion
- Gods and Monsters
- Rainbow Six Quarantine
- Assassin's Creed Ragnarok
- Far Cry 6
They really need to give Far Cry a break.
Like 4 games in this series came out this generation and they're all not as good as Blood Dragon.
Like 4 games in this series came out this generation and they're all not as good as Blood Dragon.
It was delayed a while ago, along with Gods and Monsters and Rainbow Six Quarantine
Where did they say all will be between October and March? I thought the timeframe is between April 2020 and March 2021.
Edit: Ah
Oh, I missed that
What 2020 game hasn't been delayed at this point lol
I agree. If I had to guess, they'll try to mitigate that with the following release schedule:
- October - Watch Dogs Legion
- November - Assassin's Creed Ragnarok
- December - Rainbow Six Quarantine (same release month as Rainbow Six Siege)
- January - Gods and Monsters
- February/March - Far Cry 6
It's the title of this thread?
I doubt they'd do Watch Dogs Legion and Assassin's Creed Ragnarok back-to-back.
If Watch Dogs Legion, Assassin's Creed, and Gods and Monsters are all in Q4, one of them will be cannibalized. Probably Gods and Monsters.
The cross-gen patching thing sounds interesting and feels like the biggest takeaway here.
Other big point is Assassins Creed and Far Cry early 2021. I was hoping those last 2 would be next gen only but I appreciate the first year wont see many 3rd party next gen exclusives due to large ps4/xbox one install base.
Other big point is Assassins Creed and Far Cry early 2021. I was hoping those last 2 would be next gen only but I appreciate the first year wont see many 3rd party next gen exclusives due to large ps4/xbox one install base.
What about the Avatar game? Doesn't Avatar 2 come out in December? One of them would have to be that, right?
My understanding from past threads is they've bulked up Massive pretty considerably to have a second team just for this franchise, so they must consider it major.
My understanding from past threads is they've bulked up Massive pretty considerably to have a second team just for this franchise, so they must consider it major.
They do seem like they're hitting very similar audiences, but these are the only 2 franchises of the 5 that are historically released in the Fall
Actually, the second Watch Dogs didn't release in the Fall.
