The voice actor for Edward Kenway, Matt Ryan, discusses returning to voice new story scenes for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, describing it as reliving an old friendship.

Ryan confirms he recorded new scenes to deepen Kenway’s personal journey and notes a subtle, deliberate change in his voice for the refreshed material.

The remastered content includes character-driven outings and an expanded main plot designed to add depth rather than filler.

Black Flag Resynced remains slated for a July release on PS5, with fans eagerly awaiting how the updated story reshapes the experience.

At a Paris preview, Ryan describes returning to the role as joyful and humbling, acknowledging fans’ enduring love for the game and character.

previews tease more coverage, with Game Informer pieces detailing remake changes, PC specs, and Ubisoft treasure-hunt promotions.

Ryan notes his performance required training but remains able to slip back into Edward for the new scenes.

Kenway begins as a glory-seeking figure but gradually pursues a better life, a core arc that continues in the remake.

Resynced features updated graphics, modernized controls, revamped missions and sea travel, and expanded arcs for Blackbeard, Stede Bonnet, and others, plus new story content.

As a full remaster, Black Flag Resynced improves visuals and physics, with revamped stealth and added material for multiple characters.

New scenes, including a significant exchange between Edward and his wife Caroline, aim to heighten Kenway’s internal conflict and moral evolution.

The Edward‑Caroline scene, scripted by original writer Darby McDevitt, stands out as a standout addition enriching Kenway’s personal journey.