Apart from this Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake, Ubisoft Many have reportedly canceled Assassin's Creed As part of the current restructuring projects and many multiplayer games. That's according to a new leak that claims to reveal every single project that didn't survive Ubisoft's January restructuring.
Facing a string of lackluster merchandise, bloated operating expenses, and cratering stock prices, Ubisoft announced some tough decisions in late January 2026. The French developer-publisher said it would revamp its entire operating model by reorganizing it into five genre-focused “creative houses.” At the time, company representatives said the group had canceled six projects as part of these efforts. But, it's just a remake Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time The name was mentioned.
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A new report from Insider Gaming now claims to reveal five other projects that Ubisoft has lined up for January 2026. One was reportedly not a new game but planned to continue support for the 2018 mobile RPG. Assassin's Creed Rebellion with additional material. It is said that there are four others Project Aether, Project Pathfinder, Project Crestand Assassin's Creed Singularity. The list includes many multiplayer games that are believed to be in the early stages of development, making the decision to cancel them easy for Ubisoft because the company had not committed significant resources to them.
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Project Pathfinder Formerly known as Project UIt was first mentioned back in September 2022, when Ubisoft described it as a “session-based” co-op shooter. After several years of beta testing, Project U Reportedly rebooted in March 2024. Ubisoft was said to have raised concerns about its long-term engagement (replayability), but senior executives believed there was room in the market for another co-op shooter and therefore chose to go back to the drawing board rather than shelve the project. France-based Ubisoft Annecy reportedly led the development of the original concept, though Project Pathfinder The studios are said to have changed since the reboot. The fate of its second developer is unclear at this time.
Project Pathfinder concept art
Project Crest January 2026 is one of the more mysterious titles from the cancellation wave. 2025 Rumors describes it as an evacuation shooter with a World War 2 setting, but without revealing any further details. Ubisoft initially flirted with extraction-style PvPvE Divisionof Dark Zone, where players had to secure loot via helicopter evacuation, but the modern evacuation-shooter template is often associated with it. Escape from Tarkov. Ubisoft has yet to deliver a single breakout hit in this space.
All projects were reportedly canceled by Ubisoft in January 2026
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the game |
Platform(s) |
Cancel status |
notes |
|---|---|---|---|
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time |
PC, consoles |
Confirmed |
A remake of the 2003 game; In development from 2020. |
|
Project Aether |
unknown |
rumor |
Reports on development at Ubisoft Halifax from 2019. |
|
Project Pathfinder |
PC, consoles |
rumor |
A co-op shooter, also known as Project U. |
|
Project Crest |
PC, console |
rumor |
WW2 evacuation shooter. |
|
Assassin's Creed Singularity |
PC, Mobile |
rumor |
It is said to have been in development for a few years. |
|
Assassin's Creed Rebellion |
Mobile |
Inherited by Halifax Close |
Released in 2018; Ubisoft canceled its future support plans. |
While the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time The remake is the only cancellation mentioned in Insider Gaming's latest report that has been officially confirmed by Ubisoft, reported for End of Life. Assassin's Creed Rebellion comes close Although the mobile game's official social media accounts have not announced its closure, its publisher and co-developer, Ubisoft Halifax, closed in January 2026. The closure suggests that no further content updates are planned. Assassin's Creed Rebellion.
