9 Assassin’s Creed Games Leaked in Ubisoft’s Massive 6-Year Roadmap.

The Creed expands — a major leak reveals Ubisoft’s sprawling plans for the franchise through 2030, with new eras, spin-offs, and a multiplayer return.

🕵️‍♂️ Assassins don’t usually get caught — but Ubisoft just did. A leaked internal roadmap has exposed a jaw-dropping 9 upcoming Assassin’s Creed titles in development, setting the stage for the biggest expansion in the series’ history. 🗡️🌍

📜 Spanning over six years, the leak reveals a bold strategy: combining mainline entries, experimental spin-offs, and long-awaited features like multiplayer and co-op. The leaked lineup suggests Ubisoft is going all-in to turn Assassin’s Creed into a massive multimedia universe — not unlike Call of Duty or Final Fantasy.

🔓 Here’s what reportedly lies ahead:

🏯 Assassin’s Creed: Red (2025)

Set in Feudal Japan, this flagship title will follow a samurai-assassin hybrid, blending stealth and katana-heavy combat. A fan-demanded setting finally coming to life.

🧛‍♂️ Assassin’s Creed: Hexe (2026)

A dark, supernatural thriller set during the witch trials in 16th-century Germany, featuring occult themes and horror-inspired mechanics. The most experimental title yet.

💼 Assassin’s Creed: Invictus

A full-fledged PvP multiplayer experience — the first major return of multiplayer since Brotherhood. Expected to feature playable historical factions and cross-era assassins.

🐍 Assassin’s Creed: Nebula

Set across India, Aztec-era Mexico, and the Mediterranean, this ambitious title reportedly involves three protagonists and shifting locations à la Odyssey.

🐫 Assassin’s Creed: Echoes

A co-op-focused game with time-fracturing mechanics. Details are scarce, but it’s built in Ubisoft’s Scalar cloud tech, hinting at ambitious tech-driven gameplay.

🧪 Project Nexus

The long-awaited VR experience — giving players their first-person leap of faith in a full-motion, immersive Assassin simulation.

🧬 Mobile Spin-offs & Infinity Platform Expansions

The leak also includes multiple mobile titles, a Netflix-style Infinity launcher, and seasonal narrative content that will tie the games together across years.

🧠 What This Means for the Franchise:

Ubisoft is no longer treating Assassin’s Creed as a once-every-few-years release. With the Infinity hub as the future backbone, AC is becoming a living service, combining single-player epics with smaller, evolving stories and online experiences.

🎮 “They’re building the MCU of historical fiction gaming,” says one insider.

🔥 Whether you’re a fan of ancient history, stealth gameplay, or time-warping magic, this roadmap suggests that every kind of player will find their own Creed in the years ahead.