j0nathan claims Assassin's Creed Mars is set in Ancient Rome
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Content creator j0nathan reports that Ubisoft is developing an Ancient Rome project codenamed Mars and a Jerusalem mobile game codenamed Pocket.
Content creator j0nathan claims Ubisoft is developing two unannounced Assassin's Creed games. One project, codenamed Mars, reportedly takes place in Ancient Rome for PC and consoles. j0nathan states that informants with entry to internal company servers verified the details. He suggests Mars might tie into the Netflix live-action series or serve as a follow-up to Assassin's Creed Origins, though these are theories. Reports say a release for Mars is unlikely before 2029, with concrete details possibly arriving in 2029 or 2030.
A second project, codenamed Pocket, is reportedly a mobile title set in Jerusalem. In a Fall 2026 update, Ubisoft stated that staff members are developing unreleased titles featuring fresh concepts and narratives. The company confirmed no other remakes are in development. Reports on the upcoming Codename Hexe vary between a late 2027 launch and a delay into 2028.
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