Ubisoft are announcing loads of Assassin’s Creed games on Saturday, leakers claim

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What sounds like the entire Assassin’s Creed line-up for Saturday’s Ubisoft Forward presentation may have been leaked online. Unnamed sources have supposedly told TryHardGuides that three new AC games will be announced during the event, with an instalment set in feudal Japan being among them. Bloomberg backs up the report, stating that the other games purported to be in development include one set in the 16th century that could be dealing with witches, and a mobile game set in China.

We already know that the leaked Assassin’s Creed: Mirage is legit thanks to confirmation from Ubisoft last week. It’s alleged that the Ubisoft Forward presentation will begin with a look at Mirage, followed by reveals of the other games. These are apparently codenamed Project Red (Japan) and Project Hexe (witch trials), although Hexe has also gone by the name Project Neo. It’s claimed Red and Hexe form part of the rumoured Assassin’s Creed Infinity anthology platform.

Red is set in Japan, a location that Assassin’s Creed 3’s creative director Alex Hutchinson once said would be too boring for the series, but which fans have long been clamouring for. The leaks say early concept art shows a female assassin who resembles a samurai, but that players could have the option to pick their gender as with previous games in the series. Project Hexe is described as dark and alleged to be in development at Ubisoft Montréal. Also tipped for the Ubisoft Forward presentation are Project Jade, the mobile game already mentioned, and some additional DLC for Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla.

There’s been a veritable flurry of leaks surrounding Ubisoft’s plans for Assassin’s Creed in the run-up to the event, mostly concentrating on Mirage. Ubisoft finally confirmed