It is said that the game will be equipped with a reputation system, and different actions of players will change the reputation of different factions. This gameplay is similar to classic RPG (role-playing) games such as “Radiation: New Vegas”. The “space battle” scenario will have players hopping between planets and fighting for their characters’ survival at every turn in the game.

It was previously reported that the game background of “Star Wars: Desperadoes” is set between “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Return of the Jedi”. Together with good partner Nix, seek freedom in the dangerous universe and try to start a new life.

Players can freely deal with the major criminal groups in the galaxy through fighting, stealing or outsmarting, and get on the most wanted list of the galaxy empire.

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This animation seems to be a work derived from the “Blood Dragon” DLC expansion pack of “Far Cry 3” in 2013, and it is also a fusion of Ubisoft IP and nostalgia for the early 90s .

Series creator Adi Shankar (producer of Netflix’s Castlevania series) said, “Seven years ago, I got a call from Ubisoft asking me to make an anime adaptation of their very, very, very serious IP”,” However, I come here with an idea inspired by the atmosphere of Blood Dragon. The concept is based on Ubisoft’s vast library of characters and finally mixed them into a fascinating anime series, which will become this letter to the 90s. love letter to … or at least my memory of the 90s.”

Shankar described the series as a violent, dystopian novel in the spirit of Aldous Huxley, but also a satire, dark comedy, love story and “what you’ve seen in a long time.” The most philosophically minded show.”

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The game is called Star Wars: Outlaws and will be released in 2024. The game timeline is set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.

 Experience an all-new story that takes place between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Many classic or brand new planets in the galaxy are waiting for your exploration. You will play as Kay Weiss - a budding villain - and along with your good partner Nix, in search of freedom in a dangerous universe, trying to start a new life. Fight, steal or outwit your way through the major criminal groups of the galaxy and get on the most wanted list of the Galactic Empire.

 Opportunities abound throughout the galaxy, as long as you're adventurous.

According to previous reports, Ubisoft internally uses “Project Helix” as the development code of the new “Star Wars” work, which is co-produced by “The Division 2” developer Massive Entertainment studio and Lucasfilm Games.

The news also said that “Star Wars: Outlaws” is expected to have a universe-level open map, which is similar to “No Man’s Sky”, where players can swim through the entire universe and customize characters according to their preferences.

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As seen in the trailer, Bassim, one of the most agile and resourceful assassins in the series’ history, has a unique gameplay style that emphasizes stealth and deadly assassination techniques, including the new ability “Assassin Focus,” which allows him to tag and stab multiple enemies in succession.

In addition, the short film showcases the vibrant city of Baghdad, whose density and verticality provide players with plenty of opportunities to use Bassim’s parkour abilities and quickly approach their targets.

According to the introduction, in the main stage of “Assassin’s Creed: Vision” in Baghdad in 860-870 AD, players will play as a Barsim who has not yet become an invisible person. The game will abandon some of the RPG elements of the Mythos trilogy and return to the “original” series.

The game is now open for pre-order and will be available on PS / Xbox / PC platforms, including the Ubisoft Store and Epic, with the “Forty Thieves” mission as a pre-order bonus.

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The list is as follows:

 Assassin's Creed Mirage

 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

 Rainbow 6 Mobile

 The Division Resurgence

 Skull & Bones

 The Crew: Motorfest

 Boogie Alliance (Xdefiant)

 Another big game, name not yet known

Some of these games have been delayed for months or even years, with the “Avatar: Frontier of Pandora” game originally planned to launch in the last fiscal year, and “Skull and Bones” experiencing multiple delays.

Ubisoft also confirmed plans to invest heavily in the Assassin’s Creed series. More than 2,000 (10 percent of the total workforce) Ubisoft employees are currently developing Assassin’s Creed, and Ubisoft plans to increase the number of employees by another 40 percent.

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GameStop, translated as “Game Station”, is an American seller of video games, consumer electronics and wireless services. According to a shared screenshot of GameStop’s internal systems, the game will launch in August.

The screenshot also shows a variety of games, and the attached picture information of is as follows:

 Street Fighter 6 - Coming June 2

 Diablo IV - Coming June 6th

 Final Fantasy XVI - Coming June 22

 Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon - Available August 25

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Game media ggrecon said that Ubisoft will start offering some new features on a public PC test server starting April 21.

Players who log in to the game from April 25th to May 9th can receive Resident Evil Leon Kennedy RPD costumes for free.

The Year 5 roadmap marks a total of 4 seasons, named “Broken Wings”, “Puppeteers”, “Vanguard” and “Black Diamond”. Each new season introduces new Manhunts, Leagues and Events.

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In the first and latest chapter of the eighth season, the game ushers in the return of America’s Speed Tour. This time, players will travel to the largest cities in the United States, starting on the streets of New York and passing through Miami, Seattle or Los Angeles. The new chapter “USST Cities” will launch 2 new events every week, and a total of 16 events will be launched in the next 8 weeks.

According to the official introduction, in the first chapter of the eighth season, the vehicles that have been launched in the previous Motorpass will also be available in the store, and players can use money or CREW points to buy them. Vehicles returning to shelves include: Bentley Mulliner Bacalar (street racing), Jaguar F-Type SVR Coupé Professional Edition (street racing), Jaguar E-Type Series 1 Convertible (street racing) and KTM 450 EXC Nighthawk Edition (motorcycle ).

The in-game store lineup will also be further expanded with the Saleen S1GT4 (RV), Spyker C8 LaViolette GT2-R (RV) and KTM X-BOW GT2 (RV) launching on March 15th. Chapter 1 of Season 8 also adds 40 new cosmetic items, including character clothing, smoke, tires, undercarriage lights, window film and more.

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Ubisoft is a well-known game developer and publisher in France. It owns well-known game series such as “Assassin’s Creed”, “Watch Dogs” and “For Honor”. The company has multiple subsidiaries and studios around the world, including Ubisoft Benelux in the Netherlands.

According to a post on the Resetera forum, employees at Ubisoft’s Benelux studio received an email on March 3, 2023, which read:

“We all know that the market is constantly changing and as an organization we need to keep up with it. At present, Ubisoft is facing several challenges caused by external factors, such as the decline of physical game sales while digital sales increase, the centralization of marketing through digital all Our communication channels, the shift from large retail releases to free-to-play, mobile and seasonal games, and fewer large brick-and-mortar shows. In order to meet the challenges ahead, Ubisoft management has decided to close some subsidiaries in Europe. Unfortunately, Ubisoft has Benelux Studios is one entity affected by the expected closure, and most of its staff will leave on April 1, 2023. Due to the closure, Ubisoft BV will completely outsource the current physical game distribution in the Benelux region to a slightly Distributors to be announced later.”

In response, a Ubisoft spokesperson said: “Ubisoft’s publishing organization is undergoing a strategic restructuring of its European business subsidiaries. This is an ongoing process and we have no further details to share at this stage.” This was neither confirmed. There was also no denying whether Ubisoft’s Benelux studio or other European subsidiaries would be shut down.

Ubisoft’s CEO has come under fire recently for underperforming his games and blaming his employees. Ubisoft’s current situation is not good either. “Blue Sea and Black Sail” has been postponed again, and several projects have been reported to be cancelled. It’s not all bad news though, as Ubisoft still has unannounced “big, high-quality” games in the coming year.

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Accurate Uncle Party @Tom Henderson reveals that Ubisoft Toronto is working on two new Far Cry games, a single-player Far Cry 7 and a multiplayer game.

Far Cry 7 was codenamed Project Blackbird, while the multiplayer game was codenamed Project Maverick. Both projects are being developed by Ubisoft Toronto, with participation from Ubisoft Montreal, he said.

The projects are said to have originally been developed as a single game under the vision of longtime Far Cry senior producer Dan Hay but were split into two games when he left Ubisoft for Blizzard.

Both games are set in Alaska. It’s worth mentioning that back in 2015, Ubisoft asked fans if they wanted to play an extreme survival game of Far Cry in remote Alaska. He said that the tentative release date of the game is the fall of 2025, but this time is more optimistic, and there is a high probability that there will be an extension.

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