New Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Remake Details Point To Substantial Changes
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New Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Remake Details Point To Substantial Changes
"Release Window: Planned for early 2026 (likely March), but possible delay to late 2026 depending on progress. Development: Led by Ubisoft Singapore (who worked on the naval features of the original), with support from Ubisoft Belgrade and Ubisoft Bordeaux. Engine: Uses Ubisoft's new "Pipeline" engine (same as Assassin's Creed Shadows), replacing the older engine from 2012-2013, enabling better graphical capabilities."
""The information we've gathered is the result of our own research, cross-checks, and weeks of work. Some of it had even been circulating for months with us. Our goal was to compile everything into one place and share exclusive information that no insider has yet revealed about Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Remake." Keep in mind, this was all translated from French to English using Google Translate and AI. I cannot confirm if the translation is completely accurate, but it should be close enough."
A remake of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is targeted for early 2026, with a potential delay to late 2026 depending on development progress. Development is led by Ubisoft Singapore with support from Ubisoft Belgrade and Ubisoft Bordeaux. The remake will use Ubisoft's new Pipeline engine, the same technology used for Assassin's Creed Shadows, replacing the original 2012-2013 engine for improved graphics. Modern-day or present-day segments will be removed to focus on the pirate-era narrative. Approximately four hours of new content may be added, possibly restoring cut story elements such as Marie Read's storyline.
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