Although the project list was initially intended for 2025, it has shifted, and all projects remain subject to development changes or cancellations.

The partnership with Tencent aims to transform Ubisoft's key franchises into billion-euro properties, aligning with the company's strategy to release a high volume of titles.

This strategic focus is supported by a significant investment from Tencent, which is expected to help Ubisoft expand its portfolio and market reach.

Ubisoft is planning an ambitious slate of up to ten major projects between 2026 and 2027, including new entries, remakes, and experimental titles, supported by a $1.2 billion investment from Tencent.

The success of the Rayman Remake could pave the way for a new Rayman installment, with development reportedly progressing smoothly.

Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan are working on the future of Rayman, with potential plans for a remake in 2026 and possibly Rayman 4.

This lineup features highly anticipated titles such as Project Ovr (Ghost Recon), Project Hexe (Assassin's Creed), Project North (Splinter Cell remake), Project Blackbird (Far Cry), along with Project BG&E2 and multiplayer modes for Assassin's Creed.

While some projects like Assassin's Creed Black Flag Remake and Assassin's Creed Multiplayer were initially scheduled for late 2025, their release dates remain unconfirmed, and all titles are subject to change as development progresses.

Ubisoft's recent financial struggles and near-bankruptcy were mitigated by the Tencent deal, but the company's future success hinges on the successful release of these upcoming titles.

Currently, Ubisoft's lineup does not include major releases for 2025, indicating a strategic focus on building a strong lineup from 2026 onward.

Additional projects include Project Alterra, a life simulation game akin to Animal Crossing; Project Crest, a WWII extraction shooter; and the highly anticipated Beyond Good and Evil 2.