Ubisoft is reportedly working on at least two unannounced games set in the Assassin’s Creed universe. The projects are codenamed Mars and Pocket, according to French insider J0nathan, who has previously shared several accurate details about the franchise.
According to the insider, Assassin’s Creed: Mars will take players to Ancient Rome. J0nathan claims that two sources with access to Ubisoft’s internal systems have corroborated information about the project. He also suggests that the game could be connected in some way to Netflix’s upcoming live-action Assassin’s Creed series, which is also set in Ancient Rome.
The second project, codenamed Pocket, is reportedly a mobile game. According to the available information, its story will take place in Jerusalem. This is particularly interesting considering that the city was one of the main locations in the original Assassin’s Creed, released in 2007. However, it remains unclear whether the new game will have any narrative connection to the first installment.
Insider Gaming has also heard about the codenames Mars and Pocket. However, the publication has been unable to verify the information to its usual reporting standards. According to the outlet, the situation has been complicated by internal changes at Ubisoft following the departure of former Assassin’s Creed franchise head Marc-Alexis Côté.
Interestingly, Insider Gaming also reports that Assassin’s Creed Hexe may have been delayed. According to the publication’s sources, the game was internally pushed back by another year, meaning it may not arrive before 2028.
Meanwhile, Ubisoft confirmed in its official Fall 2026 update, published on October 29, that Hexe is still in development but did not announce a release date. The publisher plans to share its next major update on the game in 2027. Ubisoft also confirmed that other unannounced projects featuring new settings and stories are in development.
It is worth noting that Ubisoft has not officially confirmed the existence of Mars or Pocket, so information about both projects should be treated as rumors.
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