A remake of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is reportedly scheduled for release in a few months. According to a new rumor, the game will launch near the end of March, aligning with a slot in Ubisoft's fiscal calendar for an unannounced title.
The project, which has been the subject of speculation for years, was indirectly confirmed by Ubisoft's chief executive when he mentioned upcoming series remakes. A report from a French publication suggests the remake will remove the original's modern-day segments, replacing them with additional content focused on the protagonist, Edward Kenway. The game is also expected to integrate role-playing game mechanics from more recent franchise entries.
An official reveal is anticipated at an upcoming awards show in December. The same event may also feature new gameplay from the forthcoming Prince of Persia remake.
The project, which has been the subject of speculation for years, was indirectly confirmed by Ubisoft's chief executive when he mentioned upcoming series remakes. A report from a French publication suggests the remake will remove the original's modern-day segments, replacing them with additional content focused on the protagonist, Edward Kenway. The game is also expected to integrate role-playing game mechanics from more recent franchise entries.
An official reveal is anticipated at an upcoming awards show in December. The same event may also feature new gameplay from the forthcoming Prince of Persia remake.
