tom henderson continues to share insider rumors about ubisoft’s current projects. according to this industry source, the remakes of “splinter cell” and “far cry 7” are running into development issues.
the reporter reveals that ubisoft plans to release a new “ghost recon” title after the “assassin’s creed: black flag” remake (tentatively slated for release this year). however, the remake of the original “splinter cell” is not progressing smoothly: reports indicate its internal release date has been pushed back to 2027.
ubisoft has also run into trouble with the development of “far cry 7.” henderson says the project has “been through a lot,” but he declines to provide further details. clearly, serious problems have arisen during production; the project may even have to be restarted. the timeline indirectly confirms this: nearly five years have already passed since the release of “far cry 6,” a gap that has never occurred in the series’ recent history.
as early as 2023, henderson disclosed the concept for the seventh installment: the protagonist must save their family within 24 real-world hours. the game’s progress is tightly bound by a timer, which can only be stopped at safe houses. evidently, this bold concept presents significant challenges to implement. at present, the game has not yet been officially announced.
